SELECT DSNew, DTTM, RQDT
FROM dbo.Feb
INNER JOIN DMSEFL
ON ACTR = DSNew
where cast(DSNew as varchar(20)) = cast(ACTR As varchar(20))
If I run the above query I get zero recs back.
If I substitute a Value then I get the desired results (ie. where DSNew = '93235500') or if I enter (ACTR = '93235500') or if I put (where DSNew = '93235500' AND ACTR = '93235500')
Can anyone suggest a reason why this is happening. I know the records exist on both tables I ran the query in Acess and got the desired resutls.
I am currently working on an application that requires, insertion of the results of a SQL Query in to the field of another table, in the form of a comma separated values.
For example, to explain things in detail:
create table dbo.phone_details
(country varchar(20), state varchar(30), list_of_toll_free_numbers text)
insert into dbo,phone_details values ( 'USA', 'CA', 'select Phone from phone_table where substring(phone, 1, 3) in ('800', '866', '877', '888')' )
The final output I desire is:
country state list_of_toll_free_numbers
---------- ------- ----------------------------------------- USA CA 8009877654, 8665764398, 8776543219
I setup the query as a stored procedure and changed the SSIS accordingly. Running the sp from within SSMS was fine but the task still returned the wierd results.
This is completely unexpected and giving us headaches. It doesn't even look like well-formed XML to my eyes and won't display in IE without showing problems! Where are the eroneous /'s and ROOT nodes coming from?
I can't imagine we are the only people to have run into this and I'm sure we aren't doing something quite right - just stuck as to what we're doing wrong.
Hopefully I've provided enough info. If not just ask.
Right this has to be a Micro$oft mess-up surely...?I'm running SQL 2k standard with SP3. I have a table which I'm tryingto query using a LIKE operator on a varchar field as follows....WHERE dbo.tbl_pm_projects.SeniorManagerID LIKE '%'....In actual fact the % is passed in by the application when the userselects "All managers" from the drop down list used to select theManager to filter by. If they select a manager's name from the listit becomes LIKE 'ajames' or whatever.BUT - the table currently contains 2972 records. If I take out theWHERE clause the SELECT returns all records - fine - but if I put thewhere clause in it returns only 1682!! I thought the % was meant tomatch, and I quote the SQL server Books Online files here; "Any stringof zero or more characters." Anyone explain to me whats going onhere?TIANiall
I am getting the following results from my query that contains a subquery, but I don't understand why the values in the [Total Volume M_Active_Previous] are being repeated with the same value. I should be getting different values returned for each row like in the [Total Volume M_Active] column.
Why the values are all the same and how I can fix this?
I am trying to think my way through a solution which I believe others have probably come across... I am trying to implement a matching routine wherein I need to match an address against a high value and a low value (or, for that matter an input date vs. a start and end date) to return the desired row ... i.e. if I were to use a straight vb program I would just use the following lookup:
" WHERE zip_code = @zip_code AND addr_prim_lo <= @street_number AND addr_prim_hi >= @street_number " & _
" AND addr_prim_oe = @addr_prim_oe AND street_pre = @street_pre AND street_name = @street_name " & _
" AND street_suff = @street_suff AND street_post = @street_post " & _
" AND (expiry_date = '' OR expiry_date = '00000000' OR expiry_date > @expiry_date)" & _
" GROUP BY fire_ID, police_ID, fire_opt_in_out, police_opt_in_out"
My question, then, is how would you perform this type of query using a lookup / merge join or script? I have not found a way to implement a way to set the input columns? I can set the straight matches without a problem, i.e. lookup zip code = input zip code, but can't think of the correct way to set comparisons, i.e. lookup value 1 <= input value AND lookup value 2 >= input value
I'm writing a report for a survey application. There is a subscriber table, a question table, and an answer table. The subscriber table holds info like the name, address, etc of the publication's subscribers. The Question table holds the questions on the survey (ie, How many widgets do you own? What is your age? How many do you think you will purchase in the coming year?). The Answer table holds answers to each question (18-21, 25-50%, 20+, etc). I am forced to work within a very non-standard database application running on MS SQL Server 2000 that also uses a separate Relationships table, so to determine which answers go with which questions the relationships table will have a record linking a question to an answer (and vice versa). To determine how each subscriber answered the question the subscibers have a record in the relationships table linking them with specific answers (and vice versa). Both types of entries are in the same table. There are several questions that will include a note to "check all that apply" (you may get several widgets from the company). The report runs through each question, shows how many subscribers answered the question, and how many selected each answer as a percentage of the total for that question. It is nearly finished, I can run it on the test data for any date, but there is one special case I'm having trouble with. For one question, they want to know additionally how many people chose one possible answer, but no others. I can do it using simple SQL to get the list of the subscribers that chose the answer in question, and then loop through each one in vb and run another query that will tell me how many answers related to that question they selected. This works okay for the test data, but in production there are more than 100,000 subscribers, which means running 100.000+ individual querys. I know it's possible to do this in one (all I want is the final count), but the SQL for this is horrid. Any help appreciated.
Hi folks,I'm trying to write a simple SELECT statement that will execute inquery analyser but will just have the data with no column names, or thedotted line between them and the data. I also want to avoid thestatement at the end which says nnn rows affected. any ideas? I want todo this because I intend to write the results to a flat file.Thanks for your helpDanny....
Is there a way to create a query which compares two result sets of results? for example the result set of my first select statement is 7,1,8 and the second result set is 7,1,9..is there a query wherein i can compare the two results? i just wanted to reveal that there is a diffrence between the two..
I'm working on an income deferral problem and we are using IRR to end up calculating periodic income.
As an example, I have the following inputs:
Number of periods = 9 Initial Loan = 21.46 Instalment amount =15.30 Future value=0 Guess=0.1 (10%)
Using a compiled function from Visual Studio in SQL Server 2008 we get a result of 70.71656373
Using a Microsoft Access function we get NaN
Using Microsoft Excel we get NaN
Using a web calculator we get 70 (ish, the calculator rounds the numbers)
I know that the numbers are odd, some of our data is dirty so we do expect that. I was expecting the SQL process to kick out an error (therefore converting the result into 0), but it doesn't.
I have large stored procedures in SQL Server 2005 that often get updated. Sometimes it is very difficult to recognize how one change could impact the overall results. I would like to have some sample input that I could test during changes and see it compare the data results before & after my changes. This would help me quickly identify if the results are fine to pass through.
So basically I would like an easy way to compare the results of 2 stored procedures. Any suggestions or utilites that would help me do this?
I need to write a t-sql query that will take the value of the previousrecord into consideration before calculating the current row's newcolumn value...Here's the situation...I have a query which return the following table structure...Full_Name Points----------------- ------------Name1 855Name2 805Name3 800Name4 775Name5 775Name6 741etc.... etc...I need to create a calculated column that tells me where the personranks in point position. The problem i run into is that in thesituation where two or more people have the same point value i need thecalculated rank column to display the same rank number (i.e. 4th orjust "4") I'm not sure how to to take into consideration the previousrow's point value to determine if it is the same as the current onebeing evaluated. If i new they were the same i could assign the samerank value (i.e. 4th or just "4").If any one has any insight that would be great.ThanksJeremy
I have large stored procedures in SQL Server 2005 that often get updated. Sometimes it is very difficult to recognize how one change could impact the overall results. I would like to have some sample input that I could test during changes and see it compare the data results before & after my changes. This would help me quickly identify if the results are fine to pass through.
So basically I would like an easy way to compare the results of 2 stored procedures. Any suggestions or utilites that would help me do this?
I have two tables with the same structure / different data. I run a query between the tables to find the different records for the out put. When the values of the records or NULL, I do not get the output.
Code:
SELECT dbo.Closest3StoresB_RBT.CustomerPost, dbo.Closest3StoresB_RBT.ClosestStore1, dbo.Closest3StoresB_RBT.ClosestStore2, dbo.Closest3StoresB_RBT.ClosestStore3 FROM dbo.Closest3StoresB_RBT INNER JOIN dbo.Closest3StoresB_OLD_RBT ON dbo.Closest3StoresB_OLD_RBT.CustomerPost = dbo.Closest3StoresB_RBT.CustomerPost
WHERE (dbo.Closest3StoresB_OLD_RBT.ClosestStore1 <> dbo.Closest3StoresB_RBT.ClosestStore1) OR (dbo.Closest3StoresB_OLD_RBT.ClosestStore2 <> dbo.Closest3StoresB_RBT.ClosestStore2) OR
I would like to compare some values in two columns which are in the same table. I want to check that there are no differences between the values if the ID is Test1 and Test2
Example table
IDValue1Value 2 TEST1HouseTango TEST2HouseTango with test as ( select * from ExampleTable where ID= 'TEST' ),
There are two tables in my Database, tb1 and tb2 which both have the same attribute ID. I would like to ensure that there is nothing in ID in tb1 which is not listed in ID in tb2, can anyone help?
I have a table called WorkItem. It models a chunk of work done duringa working day.It has two columns that I'm interested in:Start (smalldatetime) - the TIME the work block is begunDuration (int) - the duration in minutes of the work block.In another table called OvertimeRates I have information about ratemultipliers and a column that tells me the TIME that the ratemultiplier kicks in.e.g.OTRateBegins (smalldatetime)In terms of calculating whether a particular work block starts afterthe OTRateBegins, I could (I presume) do something like:If CONVERT(smalldatetime, Start, 108) > CONVERT(smalldatetime,OTRateBegins, 108)However, would I be better off using DATEPART functions to get the hourand minute parts of both the Start and OTRateBegins, and using theminstead? For some reason, (probably paranoia!), I am suspicious of theCONVERT function.Apologies for not posting DDL, but I felt that the situation didn'treally warrant it.ThanksEdward
SET numDeterminationLevelTypeId = parent.numDeterminationLevelTypeId,
numInherentRiskID = parent.numInherentRiskID,
numControlRiskID = parent.numControlRiskID,
numCombinedRiskID = parent.numCombinedRiskID,
numApproachTypeId = parent.numApproachTypeId,
bInherentRiskIsAffirmed = 0,
bControlRiskIsAffirmed = 0,
bCombinedRiskIsAffirmed = 0,
bApproachTypeIsAffirmed = 0,
bCommentsIsAffirmed = 0
FROM EngagementAuditAreas WITH(NOLOCK) ...
And what I need is to conditionalize the values of the "IsAffirmed" fields by looking at their corresponding "num" fields. Something like this (which doesn't work).
UPDATE EngagementAuditAreas
SET numDeterminationLevelTypeId = parent.numDeterminationLevelTypeId,
numInherentRiskID = parent.numInherentRiskID,
numControlRiskID = parent.numControlRiskID,
numCombinedRiskID = parent.numCombinedRiskID,
numApproachTypeId = parent.numApproachTypeId,
bInherentRiskIsAffirmed = (numInherentRiskID IS NULL),
bControlRiskIsAffirmed = (numControlRiskID IS NULL),
bCombinedRiskIsAffirmed = (numCombinedRiskID IS NULL),
bApproachTypeIsAffirmed = (numApproachTypeID IS NULL),
bCommentsIsAffirmed = (parent.txtComments IS NULL)
Hi, I have a varchar field named FinancialYTDCode containing data in the format 2007F or 2008F. I want to only select the rows with the FinancialYTDCode that is the same as the current year.
Could someone please show me how I write this in my script. Thanks
SELECT * FROM PABX INNER JOIN LOGIN ON (PABX.COD_CLIENTE = LOGIN.COD_CLIENTE) AND LEFT(LOGIN.TELEFONE1,3) = LEFT(PABX.NRTELEFONE,3) LEFT JOIN AUXILIAR ON (AUXILIAR.ORIGEM=LOGIN.LOCALIDADE) WHERE pabx.COD_cliente = 224 and SUBSTRING(PABX.NRTELEFONE,4,1) NOT IN ('9', '8', '7') AND LOGIN.UF = RIGHT(PABX.LOCALIDADE,2) AND LOGIN.LOCALIDADE <> PABX.LOCALIDADE AND PABX.CLASSIFICA IS NULL AND PABX.LOCALIDADE <> AUXILIAR.DESTINO AND (BLOQUEADO = 0 OR BLOQUEADO IS NULL)
But It has a problem because when AUXILIAR.DESTINO returns null (it means there is no registry) the condition AND PABX.LOCALIDADE <> AUXILIAR.DESTINO doesn't work, like 'SAO PAULO' is different from 'NULL' but for my query no it's not even equal, and this condition ommit the results....how can I solve it ?
PS: Both auxiliar.destino and pabx.localidade is varchar(255)
Hi , I need to compare two date fields in two different tables.One of the field is varchar(8) and other is dateime.When there is a date in one field and NULL in other field , how do I compare these two vales?
I've been working with T-SQL in a MSSQL Server Management Studio (2005) for about a week now. I've been trying to convert some horribly written VB code from a MS Access DB over to SQL so it can be automated on a SQL backend.
Most of the learning process and coding has gone surprisingly well. The problem is with comparing some data to determine which one needs to be flagged.
Three tables to note in bold, with notable fields in italics below them:
EmployeeData HRID (identity)
ResourceAllocation ID (identity) [Last Name] (linked to HRID) Project [Resource Start Date] [Resource End Date] [Percent Utilization]
tblHCvalues RAID (linked to ResourceAllocation.ID) a monthyear and quarteryear for every month and quarter from 2012-2014. IE january12, february12, 1q12, 2q13, etc...
And yes, there are probably a thousand ways to optimize that tblHCvalues, but I'll ask about that later. Just work with the structure I have
Here's how it works: Each employee's data and unique HRID is in the EmployeeData tableAn employee can be on one or multiple projects at any timeThose projects are stored per project in the ResourceAllocation table with a link to the Employee's HRID, and all the other information listed aboveEven though an employee might be on two projects, they can only count for headcount on one project.
We use rules that compare the percent of work being done on a project, and the start and end dates of the employee (resource) on that project to determine which project should be counted for Headcount. The code uses a cursor to go through each HRID, and then pull up all the ResourceAllocation records associated with it.Run the rules to determine which ResourceAllocation record counts toward headcountA stored procedure then runs that fills out the tblHCvalues in the way we want for the project we want
All of it works, except for the rules that compare the things, so that's what I want to focus on in this thread. How do I write these rules:
Here are the rules, and they should work for any number of multiple resource allocations for one employee:
Choose the ResourceAllocation with the greatest [Percent Utilization]If the top ResourceAllocations have equal [Percent Utilization], choose the ResourceAllocation with the earliest [Resource Start Date]If the [Percent Utilization] and the [Resource Start Date] are equal, choose the latest [Resource End Date]If all three fields are equal, choose the first ResourceAllocation (aka, screw it and pick one at random)
I'm sure I could use a bunch of IF statements to compare it all, but even that is complicated to think about. There has to be an easier way, right?
ID | AMOUNT | VAT ( COST TABLE ) 1 |20.125 |4.821 .... different to ID 1 in INV Table 2 |10.524 |1.425
If you look above, I need to sum the AMOUNT and VAT columns and get a value for each ID, then compare the two tables and get the ID's that have different values...in this case I would need a result saying ID1 as the total of INV TABLE ID1 (23.021) is different to the corresponding ID1 row in COST TABLE (24.946)
ID | AMOUNT | VAT ( COST TABLE ) 1 |20.125 |4.821 .... different to ID 1 in INV Table 2 |10.524 |1.425
If you look above, I need to sum the AMOUNT and VAT columns and get a value for each ID, then compare the two tables and get the ID's that have different values...in this case I would need a result saying ID1 as the total of INV TABLE ID1 (23.021) is different to the corresponding ID1 row in COST TABLE (24.946)
ID | AMOUNT | VAT ( COST TABLE ) 1 |20.125 |4.821 .... different to ID 1 in INV Table 2 |10.524 |1.425
If you look above, I need to sum the AMOUNT and VAT columns and get a value for each ID, then compare the two tables and get the ID's that have different values...in this case I would need a result saying ID1 as the total of INV TABLE ID1 (23.021) is different to the corresponding ID1 row in COST TABLE (24.946)
SELECTIndustry, 100.0 * SUM(CASE when ceoischairman = 'yes' then 1 else 0 end) / COUNT(DISTINCT CompID) AS [YesPercent], 100.0 * SUM(CASE when ceoischairman = 'no' then 1 else 0 end) / COUNT(DISTINCT CompID) AS [NoPercent] FROMTCompanies GROUP BYIndustry ORDER BYIndustry
This code above is working as I need it but I need to insert some additional functionality. Thanks
I need to add something like this:
IF YesPercent > NoPercent UPDATE tableX SET CEOIsChairman='Yes' WHERE Industry='<the industry value being evaluated>' Else If NoPercent > YesPercent UPDATE tableX SET CEOIsChairman='No' WHERE Industry='<the industry value being evaluated>' Else UPDATE tableX SET CEOIsChairman='Equal' WHERE Industry='<the industry value being evaluated>' End
Im Working with stored procedure. How can i compare Columns with specific values. I want to get the greater values of those column and inserted it to other columns. i want something like these CASE WHEN a> b,c,d THEN a WHEN b> a,c,d THEN b WHEN c> a,b,d THEN c WHEN d> a,d,c THEN d
is there any ways to implement this? i got an error.. thanks please help..
I would be very grateful if someone could help me. I have very little SQL knowledge and would like a push in the right direction:
I have a application that receives GPS lattitude and longitude values. I was originally using file base system where I would load all the points from the file into memory and do the calculations in the software but I now would like to use SQL Server Express.
I have created the tables:
[Table 1] GPS Points: id int Primary key latitude real longitude real desc nvarchar(128)
[Table 2] GPS Locations (comprises of one or more GPS Points from [1] above) to form a boundary: GPS Locations database structure is: locationId int primary key gpspoint1 int gpspoint2 int gpspoint3 int gpspoint4 int desc nvarchar(128)
Table 2 contains up to 4 gps points ids from table 1 and GpsPoints1-4 can be null.
I have created the tables and I have inserted GPS values into both tables.
My problem: I am trying to compare the current Lat/Lon (which are passed into the SQL fuction as two real datatype value) and I want to return all Table 2 locationId's where the current Lat/Lon are withing GPSPoints1-4 area. gpspoint1, gpspoint2, gpspoint3, gpspoint4 reference an id from Table 1. I am not sure how I can do this?
I have implemetned a SQL function that returns all points from Table 1 that are within the predefined radius of 1.5 miles from the current Lat/Lon values passed in.
where 3963.191 is earths radius in miles, radius is 1.5, @LatDec is the current latitude and @LonDec is the current longitude
Uses a lot of Trig and (for me) is quite complicated. This works very well and is very accurate. It also only uses a single table. I want to be able to now look for the current position within a boundary of 3 or more positions from Table 1 and this is where I am struggling?
Also, any suggestions on how I could do this better would be very much appreciated?
I'm having some issues with what seems to be a simple update statement but is giving me grief when one or both of the columns I'm comparing are null. My statement (simplified) is as follows:-
UPDATE TAB_A SET TAB_A.TRADCODE = TAB_B.TRADCODE FROM TADS_STAGE.DBO.UNCLBRAMDEPT TAB_B JOIN TADS.DBO.UNCLBRAMDEPT TAB_A ON TAB_B.BRANCODE = TAB_A.BRANCODE AND TAB_B.MERDCODE = TAB_A.MERDCODE AND ( TAB_B.TRADCODE <> TAB_A.TRADCODE )
If either of the TRADCODE fields (or both) are null then the comparison fails to return the row to update. I've tried setting the ANSI_NULLS setting to off, this has no effect, presumably because it will only work when comparing a column to a variable or evaluating if the column is null itself.
I've considered using ISNULL, but if one of the columns happens to contain the value that I specify as the replacement value then the comparison will result true and not include the row.
