Zero Count Values Not Appearing In SELECT Statement

Sep 17, 2007

Hi all

I have the following tables:




Code Snippet
CREATE TABLE #Lkp_Circle
(
ID INT ,
Abbreviation varchar(50)
)
GO
CREATE TABLE #Lkp_OtherCircles
(
Circle varchar(50)
)
GO
CREATE TABLE #Tbl_User
(
ID INT,
Name VARCHAR(50),
IsActive bit
)
GO
CREATE TABLE #Tbl_UserDetails
(
AssociateID INT,
CircleID INT
)
GO
INSERT INTO #Lkp_Circle VALUES (1,'C1')
INSERT INTO #Lkp_Circle VALUES (2,'C2')
INSERT INTO #Lkp_Circle VALUES (3,'C3')
INSERT INTO #Lkp_Circle VALUES (4,'C4')
INSERT INTO #Lkp_Circle VALUES (5,'C5')
INSERT INTO #Lkp_Circle VALUES (6,'C6')
INSERT INTO #Lkp_Circle VALUES (7,'C7')
GO
INSERT INTO #Lkp_OtherCircles VALUES ('C3')
INSERT INTO #Lkp_OtherCircles VALUES ('C4')
INSERT INTO #Lkp_OtherCircles VALUES ('C5')
INSERT INTO #Lkp_OtherCircles VALUES ('C6')
GO
INSERT INTO #Tbl_User VALUES ( 101,'U 1','True')
INSERT INTO #Tbl_User VALUES ( 102,'U 2','True')
INSERT INTO #Tbl_User VALUES ( 103,'U 3','True')
INSERT INTO #Tbl_User VALUES ( 104,'U 4','True')
INSERT INTO #Tbl_User VALUES ( 105,'U 5','True')
GO
INSERT INTO #Tbl_UserDetails VALUES(101,3)
INSERT INTO #Tbl_UserDetails VALUES(102,4)
INSERT INTO #Tbl_UserDetails VALUES(103,5)
INSERT INTO #Tbl_UserDetails VALUES(104,5)
INSERT INTO #Tbl_UserDetails VALUES(105,3)
GO



SELECT ISNULL(Circle,'Total') Circle, ISNULL(COUNT([HeadCount]),SUM(1)) AS [Total]
FROM
(
SELECT DISTINCT 'Circle' = CASE
WHEN #Lkp_Circle.Abbreviation IN (SELECT Circle FROM #Lkp_OtherCircles) THEN #Lkp_Circle.Abbreviation
WHEN #Lkp_Circle.Abbreviation NOT IN (SELECT Circle FROM #Lkp_OtherCircles) THEN 'Others'
ELSE 'Total' END,ISNULL(#Tbl_UserDetails.AssociateID,0) AS 'HeadCount'
FROM #Tbl_User INNER JOIN #Tbl_UserDetails ON #Tbl_User.ID = #Tbl_UserDetails.AssociateID INNER JOIN
#Lkp_Circle ON #Tbl_UserDetails.CircleID = #Lkp_Circle.ID
WHERE #Tbl_User.IsActive='True' AND #Tbl_User.ID>0 AND #Tbl_UserDetails.AssociateID>0
) AS PivotTable
GROUP BY Circle
WITH Cube

DROP TABLE #Tbl_User,#Tbl_UserDetails,#Lkp_Circle,#Lkp_OtherCircles

----EXPECTED RESULT
--Circle HeadCount
--C3 2
--C4 1
--C5 2
--C6 0
--Others 0
--Total 5
--
----ACTUAL RESULT
--Circle HeadCount
--C3 2
--C4 1
--C5 2
--Total 5



The criteria for Others is that those circles which are not part of #Lkp_OtherCircles i.e. C1,C2,C3 and C7 clubbed together. I have tried checking for the condition ISNULL when for that circle there is no user but the end result is same. Can someone tell me where I am going wrong and how to correct it?

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