XML BASED STORED PROCEDURES

Jul 11, 2007

 Hello friends.Can u please guide me to the links or other info about how to write xml based stored procedures.Your help will be very much appreciated.Thank you.
gurjeetsaini@gmail.com 

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-- File: sp_GetProgramsWatchedByDateRange.sql
-- Desc: Returns EDP program and related channel (i.e., provider) information from the IPTV Data warehouse.
-- Note that some of that data used by this procedure are obtained from the RMS_EPG database
-- which is created by an application (loadEPG) that loads the EPG data from a GLF format XML file.
-- Auth: H Hunsaker
-- Date: 11/07/2006

-- Example invocation
-- EXEC dbo.sp_GetProgramsWatchedByDateRange ...

-- Arguments/Parameters:

-- Parameter Name Type Description
-- 3. StartDate datetime First date of reporting period
-- 4. EndDate datetime Last date of reporting period
-- TerseMode bit Return all columns? (1 = no, 0 = yes)
-- 5. AsXML bit Resultset format (0 = standard, 1 = XML)
-- 6. Debug bit Debug mode (0 = off, 1 = on). Currently disabled

IF OBJECT_ID (N'dbo.sp_GetProgramsWatchedByDateRange') IS NOT NULL
DROP PROCEDURE dbo.sp_GetProgramsWatchedByDateRange
GO

CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.sp_GetProgramsWatchedByDateRange
@StartDate datetime = NULL,
@EndDate datetime = NULL,
@TerseMode bit = 0,
@AsXML bit = 0,
@Debug bit = 0
AS
-- Notes: Much of the program content (roles, flags, etc.) that we want is not stored in the IPTV data warehouse.
-- So I am going to the RMS_EPG database to obtain that information.
-- We will have to ensure that the 2 databases are generated at the same or a matching time
-- in order to to ensure that all programID values in the data warehouse can be located in the RMS_EPG database.

-- Debug code for testing
-- DECLARE @StartDate datetime
-- DECLARE @EndDate datetime
-- DECLARE @TerseMode bit

--SET @StartDate = NULL
--SET @EndDate = NULL
--SET @TerseMode = 1

SET NOCOUNT ON

CREATE TABLE #programWatched
(
--IPTV device ID
tdeviceId uniqueidentifier NULL,
taccountId uniqueidentifier NULL,

-- Basic program information
tprogram int NULL, -- programID from EPG XML, needed to access program data in the RMS_EPG db.
tprogramId uniqueidentifier NULL, -- programID generated by IPTV
tprogramTitle varchar(150) NULL,
tprogramEpisodeTitle varchar(100) NULL,
tprogramDescription varchar(500) NULL,

toriginDateTime datetime NULL,
tduration bigint NULL,
tprogramType nvarchar(100) NULL,
tchannelCallName nvarchar(20) NULL,

--Rating
programMPAARating varchar(50) NULL,
programVCHIPRating varchar(50) NULL,
programMPAARatingVal smallint NULL,
programVChipRatingVal smallint NULL,

-- Categories
programGenre varchar(50) NULL,
programCategory1 varchar(50) NULL,
programCategory2 varchar(50) NULL,
programCategory3 varchar(50) NULL,
programCategory4 varchar(50) NULL,

-- Roles
programActor1FirstName varchar(50) NULL,
programActor1LastName varchar(50) NULL,
programActor1 varchar(100) NULL,

programActor2FirstName varchar(50) NULL,
programActor2LastName varchar(50) NULL,
programActor2 varchar(100) NULL,

programActor3FirstName varchar(50) NULL,
programActor3LastName varchar(50) NULL,
programActor3 varchar(100) NULL,

programActor4FirstName varchar(50) NULL,
programActor4LastName varchar(50) NULL,
programActor4 varchar(100) NULL,

programActor5FirstName varchar(50) NULL,
programActor5LastName varchar(50) NULL,
programActor5 varchar(100) NULL,

programActor6FirstName varchar(50) NULL,
programActor6LastName varchar(50) NULL,
programActor6 varchar(100) NULL,

programActor7FirstName varchar(50) NULL,
programActor7LastName varchar(50) NULL,
programActor7 varchar(100) NULL,

programActor8FirstName varchar(50) NULL,
programActor8LastName varchar(50) NULL,
programActor8 varchar(100) NULL,

programDirectorFirstName varchar(50) NULL,
programDirectorLastName varchar(50) NULL,
programDirector varchar(100) NULL,

programWriterFirstName varchar(50) NULL,
programWriterLastName varchar(50) NULL,
programWriter varchar(100) NULL,

programProducerFirstName varchar(50) NULL,
programProducerLastName varchar(50) NULL,
programProducer varchar(100) NULL,

-- Flags
ClosedCaption bit NULL,
InStereo bit NULL,
Repeats bit NULL,
New bit NULL,
Live bit NULL,
Taped bit NULL,
Subtitled bit NULL,
SAP bit NULL,
ThreeD bit NULL,
Letterbox bit NULL,
HDTV bit NULL,
Dolby bit NULL,
DVS bit NULL,

FlagOrdinalValue smallint NULL,

-- Channel
tchannelId int NULL,

callLetters varchar(20) NULL,
displayName varchar(50) NULL,
type varchar(50) NULL,
networkAffiliation varchar(50) NULL
)

-- I store the program watching data in a temp table because
-- data from the VIL and the Sandbox that were used to test this procedure were either incomplete or invalid.
-- Use of a temp table with a series of updates allow me more control over the result set.

IF @StartDate IS NOT NULL AND @EndDate IS NOT NULL
INSERT INTO #programWatched (
tdeviceId,
tprogramId,
--tprogramTitle,
--tprogramEpisodeTitle,
toriginDateTime,
tduration,
--tprogramType,
--tchannelCallName,

ClosedCaption,
InStereo,
Repeats,
New,
Live,
Taped,
Subtitled,
SAP,
ThreeD,
Letterbox,
HDTV,
Dolby,
DVS
)
SELECT pw.DeviceID,
pw.programID,
--epg.program,
--epg.programTitle,
--epg.programEpisodeTitle,
pw.originTime AS 'When Watched',
pw.Duration AS 'Duration Seconds',
--epg.programType,
--epg.channelCallName,

0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 -- program flag values default to zero, as we do not want NULL values.

FROM DW_EventClientProgramWatched pw
WHERE programID IS NOT NULL AND programID != '00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000' -- These values should not occur, but they did in the test system
AND originTime BETWEEN @StartDate AND @EndDate
ELSE
INSERT INTO #programWatched (
tdeviceId,
tprogramId,
--tprogramTitle,
--tprogramEpisodeTitle,
toriginDateTime,
tduration,
--tprogramType,
--tchannelCallName,

ClosedCaption,
InStereo,
Repeats,
New,
Live,
Taped,
Subtitled,
SAP,
ThreeD,
Letterbox,
HDTV,
Dolby,
DVS
)
SELECT pw.DeviceID,
pw.programID,
--epg.program,
--epg.programTitle,
--epg.programEpisodeTitle,
pw.originTime AS 'When Watched',
pw.Duration AS 'Duration Seconds',
--epg.programType,
--epg.channelCallName,

0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 -- program flag values default to zero, as we do not want NULL values.

FROM DW_EventClientProgramWatched pw
WHERE programID IS NOT NULL AND programID != '00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000' -- These values should not occur, but they did in the test system

-- AccountId/SubscriberId
UPDATE #programWatched
SET taccountId = (SELECT accountId
FROM DW_BRDB_bm_device d
WHERE d.deviceId = tdeviceId)

-- program (this is the integer program ID stored in the EPG XML, not to be confused with the IPTV programId)
-- a program can occur on multiple channels, so we filter channels where scheduleTime <= originTime <= scheculeTime + durationSecs
UPDATE #programWatched
SET tchannelCallName = (SELECT TOP 1 channelCallName
FROM DW_EPG EPG
WHERE tprogramId = EPG.programId AND toriginDateTime BETWEEN scheduleTime AND DATEADD(s, epg.durationSecs, epg.scheduleTime))

UPDATE #programWatched
SET tprogram = (SELECT TOP 1 program FROM DW_EPG EPG WHERE tprogramId = EPG.programId AND tchannelCallName = channelCallName),
tprogramTitle = (SELECT TOP 1 programTitle FROM DW_EPG EPG WHERE tprogramId = EPG.programId AND tchannelCallName = channelCallName),
tprogramEpisodeTitle = (SELECT TOP 1 programEpisodeTitle FROM DW_EPG EPG WHERE tprogramId = EPG.programId AND tchannelCallName = channelCallName),
tprogramType = (SELECT TOP 1 programType FROM DW_EPG EPG WHERE tprogramId = EPG.programId AND tchannelCallName = channelCallName)

-- Rating (otained from programValues, can also be obtained from programFlags)
UPDATE #programWatched
SET programMPAARating = (SELECT TOP 1 programValue
FROM RMS_EPG..programValue pv
WHERE tprogram = pv.programID AND pv.programValueTypeId = 9)

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programMPAARatingVal = CASE programMPAARating
WHEN 'G' THEN 10
WHEN 'PG' THEN 25
WHEN 'PG-13' THEN 30
WHEN 'R' THEN 35
WHEN 'NC-17' THEN 50
WHEN 'NRAO' THEN 60
WHEN 'NR' THEN 0
ELSE 0
END

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programVChipRating = (SELECT TOP 1 programValue
FROM RMS_EPG..programValue pv
WHERE tprogram = pv.programID AND pv.programValueTypeId = 8)

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programVChipRatingVal = CASE programVChipRating
WHEN 'TV-Y' THEN 10
WHEN 'TV-Y7' THEN 20
WHEN 'TV-G' THEN 35
WHEN 'TV-PG' THEN 40
WHEN 'TV-14' THEN 45
WHEN 'TV-MA' THEN 60
ELSE 0
END

-- Genre
UPDATE #programWatched
SET programGenre = (SELECT TOP 1 programCategoryTypeValue
FROM RMS_EPG..programCategory pc
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..programSubCategoryType psct ON psct.programSubCategoryTypeId = pc.programCategoryId
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..programCategoryType pct ON pct.programCategoryTypeId = psct.programCategoryTypeId
WHERE tprogram = pc.programID)

-- Categories
UPDATE #programWatched
SET programCategory1 = (SELECT TOP 1 programSubCategoryTypeValue
FROM RMS_EPG..programCategory pc
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..programSubCategoryType pct ON pct.programSubCategoryTypeId = pc.programCategoryId
WHERE tprogram = pc.programID)

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programCategory2 = (SELECT TOP 1 programSubCategoryTypeValue
FROM RMS_EPG..programCategory pc
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..programSubCategoryType pct ON pct.programSubCategoryTypeId = pc.programCategoryId
WHERE tprogram = pc.programID AND programSubCategoryTypeValue NOT IN (programCategory1))

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programCategory3 = (SELECT TOP 1 programSubCategoryTypeValue
FROM RMS_EPG..programCategory pc
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..programSubCategoryType pct ON pct.programSubCategoryTypeId = pc.programCategoryId
WHERE tprogram = pc.programID AND programSubCategoryTypeValue NOT IN (programCategory1, programCategory2))

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programCategory4 = (SELECT TOP 1 programSubCategoryTypeValue
FROM RMS_EPG..programCategory pc
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..programSubCategoryType pct ON pct.programSubCategoryTypeId = pc.programCategoryId
WHERE tprogram = pc.programID AND programSubCategoryTypeValue NOT IN (programCategory1, programCategory2, programCategory3))

-- Roles
UPDATE #programWatched
SET programDirectorFirstName = (SELECT TOP 1 programRoleFirstName
FROM RMS_EPG..programRoleName prn
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..programRole pr ON pr.programRoleNameId = prn.programRoleNameId
WHERE tprogram = pr.programID AND pr.programRoleTypeId = 2)

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programDirectorLastName = (SELECT TOP 1 programRoleLastName
FROM RMS_EPG..programRoleName prn
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..programRole pr ON pr.programRoleNameId = prn.programRoleNameId
WHERE tprogram = pr.programID AND pr.programRoleTypeId = 2)

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programDirector = programDirectorLastName + ' , ' + programDirectorFirstName

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programWriterFirstName = (SELECT TOP 1 programRoleFirstName
FROM RMS_EPG..programRoleName prn
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..programRole pr ON pr.programRoleNameId = prn.programRoleNameId
WHERE tprogram = pr.programID AND pr.programRoleTypeId = 7)

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programWriterLastName = (SELECT TOP 1 programRoleLastName
FROM RMS_EPG..programRoleName prn
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..programRole pr ON pr.programRoleNameId = prn.programRoleNameId
WHERE tprogram = pr.programID AND pr.programRoleTypeId = 7)

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programWriter = programWriterLastName + ' , ' + programWriterFirstName

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programProducerFirstName = (SELECT TOP 1 programRoleFirstName
FROM RMS_EPG..programRoleName prn
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..programRole pr ON pr.programRoleNameId = prn.programRoleNameId
WHERE tprogram = pr.programID AND pr.programRoleTypeId = 6)

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programProducerLastName = (SELECT TOP 1 programRoleLastName
FROM RMS_EPG..programRoleName prn
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..programRole pr ON pr.programRoleNameId = prn.programRoleNameId
WHERE tprogram = pr.programID AND pr.programRoleTypeId = 6)

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programProducer = programProducerLastName + ' , ' + programProducerFirstName

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programActor1FirstName = (SELECT TOP 1 programRoleFirstName
FROM RMS_EPG..programRoleName prn
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..programRole pr ON pr.programRoleNameId = prn.programRoleNameId
WHERE tprogram = pr.programID AND pr.programRoleTypeId = 1)
UPDATE #programWatched
SET programActor1LastName = (SELECT TOP 1 programRoleLastName
FROM RMS_EPG..programRoleName prn
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..programRole pr ON pr.programRoleNameId = prn.programRoleNameId
WHERE tprogram = pr.programID AND pr.programRoleTypeId = 1)

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programActor1 = programActor1LastName + ' , ' + programActor1FirstName

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programActor2FirstName = (SELECT TOP 1 programRoleFirstName
FROM RMS_EPG..programRoleName prn
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..programRole pr ON pr.programRoleNameId = prn.programRoleNameId
WHERE tprogram = pr.programID AND pr.programRoleTypeId = 1
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor1FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor1LastName))

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programActor2LastName = (SELECT TOP 1 programRoleLastName
FROM RMS_EPG..programRoleName prn
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..programRole pr ON pr.programRoleNameId = prn.programRoleNameId
WHERE tprogram = pr.programID AND pr.programRoleTypeId = 1
AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor1LastName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor1LastName))

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programActor2 = programActor2LastName + ' , ' + programActor2FirstName

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programActor3FirstName = (SELECT TOP 1 programRoleFirstName
FROM RMS_EPG..programRoleName prn
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..programRole pr ON pr.programRoleNameId = prn.programRoleNameId
WHERE tprogram = pr.programID AND pr.programRoleTypeId = 1
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor1FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor1LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor2FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor2LastName))

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programActor3LastName = (SELECT TOP 1 programRoleLastName
FROM RMS_EPG..programRoleName prn
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..programRole pr ON pr.programRoleNameId = prn.programRoleNameId
WHERE tprogram = pr.programID AND pr.programRoleTypeId = 1
AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor1LastName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor1LastName)
AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor2LastName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor2LastName))

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programActor3 = programActor3LastName + ' , ' + programActor3FirstName

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programActor4FirstName = (SELECT TOP 1 programRoleFirstName
FROM RMS_EPG..programRoleName prn
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..programRole pr ON pr.programRoleNameId = prn.programRoleNameId
WHERE tprogram = pr.programID AND pr.programRoleTypeId = 1
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor1FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor1LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor2FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor2LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor3FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor3LastName))

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programActor4LastName = (SELECT TOP 1 programRoleLastName
FROM RMS_EPG..programRoleName prn
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..programRole pr ON pr.programRoleNameId = prn.programRoleNameId
WHERE tprogram = pr.programID AND pr.programRoleTypeId = 1
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor1FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor1LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor2FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor2LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor3FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor3LastName))

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programActor4 = programActor4LastName + ' , ' + programActor4FirstName

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programActor5FirstName = (SELECT TOP 1 programRoleFirstName
FROM RMS_EPG..programRoleName prn
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..programRole pr ON pr.programRoleNameId = prn.programRoleNameId
WHERE tprogram = pr.programID AND pr.programRoleTypeId = 1
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor1FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor1LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor2FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor2LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor3FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor3LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor4FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor4LastName))

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programActor5LastName = (SELECT TOP 1 programRoleLastName
FROM RMS_EPG..programRoleName prn
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..programRole pr ON pr.programRoleNameId = prn.programRoleNameId
WHERE tprogram = pr.programID AND pr.programRoleTypeId = 1
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor1FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor1LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor2FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor2LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor3FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor3LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor4FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor4LastName))


UPDATE #programWatched
SET programActor5 = programActor5LastName + ' , ' + programActor5FirstName

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programActor6FirstName = (SELECT TOP 1 programRoleFirstName
FROM RMS_EPG..programRoleName prn
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..programRole pr ON pr.programRoleNameId = prn.programRoleNameId
WHERE tprogram = pr.programID AND pr.programRoleTypeId = 1
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor1FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor1LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor2FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor2LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor3FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor3LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor4FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor4LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor5FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor5LastName))

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programActor6LastName = (SELECT TOP 1 programRoleLastName
FROM RMS_EPG..programRoleName prn
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..programRole pr ON pr.programRoleNameId = prn.programRoleNameId
WHERE tprogram = pr.programID AND pr.programRoleTypeId = 1
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor1FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor1LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor2FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor2LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor3FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor3LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor4FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor4LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor5FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor5LastName))

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programActor6 = programActor6LastName + ' , ' + programActor6FirstName

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programActor7FirstName = (SELECT TOP 1 programRoleFirstName
FROM RMS_EPG..programRoleName prn
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..programRole pr ON pr.programRoleNameId = prn.programRoleNameId
WHERE tprogram = pr.programID AND pr.programRoleTypeId = 1
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor1FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor1LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor2FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor2LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor3FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor3LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor4FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor4LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor5FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor5LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor6FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor6LastName))

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programActor7LastName = (SELECT TOP 1 programRoleLastName
FROM RMS_EPG..programRoleName prn
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..programRole pr ON pr.programRoleNameId = prn.programRoleNameId
WHERE tprogram = pr.programID AND pr.programRoleTypeId = 1
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor1FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor1LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor2FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor2LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor3FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor3LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor4FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor4LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor5FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor5LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor6FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor6LastName))

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programActor7 = programActor7LastName + ' , ' + programActor7FirstName

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programActor8FirstName = (SELECT TOP 1 programRoleFirstName
FROM RMS_EPG..programRoleName prn
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..programRole pr ON pr.programRoleNameId = prn.programRoleNameId
WHERE tprogram = pr.programID AND pr.programRoleTypeId = 1
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor1FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor1LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor2FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor2LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor3FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor3LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor4FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor4LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor5FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor5LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor6FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor6LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor7FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor7LastName))


UPDATE #programWatched
SET programActor8LastName = (SELECT TOP 1 programRoleLastName
FROM RMS_EPG..programRoleName prn
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..programRole pr ON pr.programRoleNameId = prn.programRoleNameId
WHERE tprogram = pr.programID AND pr.programRoleTypeId = 1
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor1FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor1LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor2FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor2LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor3FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor3LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor4FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor4LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor5FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor5LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor6FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor6LastName)
AND programRoleFirstName NOT IN (programActor7FirstName) AND programRoleLastName NOT IN (programActor7LastName))

UPDATE #programWatched
SET programActor8 = programActor8LastName + ' , ' + programActor8FirstName

-- Channel (provider) Call Letters, Display Name and Type
-- Is this correct? Should we get the channelId from the schedule table?
-- Is this efficient? View execution plan

UPDATE #programWatched
SET tchannelId = (SELECT TOP 1 c.channelId
FROM RMS_EPG..channel c
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..schedule s on s.channelID = c.channelID
WHERE s.programId = tprogram)

UPDATE #programWatched
SET callLetters = (SELECT TOP 1 c.channelCallLetters
FROM RMS_EPG..channel c
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..schedule s on s.channelID = c.channelID
WHERE s.programId = tprogram and s.channelId = tchannelId)

UPDATE #programWatched
SET displayName = (SELECT TOP 1 c.channelDisplayName
FROM RMS_EPG..channel c
JOIN RMS_EPG..schedule s on s.channelID = c.channelID
WHERE s.programId = tprogram and s.channelId = tchannelId)

UPDATE #programWatched
SET type = (SELECT TOP 1 c.channelType
FROM RMS_EPG..channel c
INNER JOIN RMS_EPG..schedule s on s.channelID = c.channelID
WHERE s.programId = tprogram and s.channelId = tchannelId)

UPDATE #programWatched
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GO

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I also tried a query that populates some of its columns via subqueries. The query works fine when executed by the SQL Sevrer Query Analyzer,
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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