SQL query filling up tempdb - database

I am running the below query which is failing when it fills up the tempdb (170GB). It fails after around 1 hour.
the script below :
--Select Query BOM collection retail report
Declare #Company Nvarchar(50) ='HMFI'
Declare #Product Nvarchar(50) =Null
select Upper (Be.DataAreaId)Company ,BE.BOM,BE.Product
,Max(ProItemName)ProItemName
,Max(ProUnitID)ProUnitID
,Be.Material,Max(MaterialItemName)MaterialItemName
,Be.UNITID MaterialUnitID
,Sum (Be.BOMQTY)MaterialQty
,Max (MaterialService) MaterialType
from ExpBom_HMFI BE
Outer Apply (SELECT UNITID ProUnitID FROM INVENTTABLEMODULE A With (Nolock) WHERE DATAAREAID = #Company AND A.ITEMID =BE.Product AND MODULETYPE = 0)ProUnitID
Outer Apply(SELECT ITEMNAME ProItemName FROM INVENTTABLE B With (Nolock) WHERE DATAAREAID = #Company AND B.ITEMID = BE.Product)ProItemName
Outer Apply(SELECT ITEMNAME MaterialItemName FROM INVENTTABLE C With (Nolock) WHERE DATAAREAID = #Company AND C.ITEMID = Be.Material)MaterialItemName
Outer Apply(SELECT Case When ITEMTYPE=0 Then 'Item' When ITEMTYPE=1 Then 'BOM' When ITEMTYPE=2 Then 'Service Item' End MaterialService
FROM INVENTTABLE With (Nolock) WHERE DATAAREAID = #Company AND ITEMID = Be.Material)MaterialService
Where BE.DataAreaId in (#Company) and (#Product Is null Or Be.Product In(Select StringValue From Split(#Product,',')))
Group by Be.DataAreaId,BE.BOM,BE.Product,Be.Material ,Be.UNITID
Order By Be.DataAreaId,BE.BOM,BE.Product,Be.Material
option (maxrecursion 0)
--now Viewing the data collected
with ExpBom (
DataAreaId,
Bom,
Product,
Material,
BomDepth,
BOMQTY,
Unitid,
BomPath
) as (
select
bv.DataAreaId,
bv.BomId,
bv.ItemId,
b.ItemId,
1,
Convert (NUMERIC(18,8), b.BOMQTY) BOMQTY,
Convert (Nvarchar(10),b.UNITID )Unitid,
convert(Nvarchar(max), bv.ItemId + '|' + b.ItemId) as BomPath
from BomVersion bv With (Nolock)
join InventTable ibv With (Nolock)
on ibv.DataAreaId = bv.DataAreaId
and ibv.ItemId = bv.ItemId
join Bom b With (Nolock)
on b.DataAreaId = bv.DataAreaId
and b.BomId = bv.BomId
join InventTable ib With (Nolock)
on ib.DataAreaId = b.DataAreaId
and ib.ItemId = b.ItemId
where bv.Approved = 1
and bv.Active = 1
and bv.FromDate < getdate()
and (bv.ToDate = '01-01-1900' or bv.ToDate >= getdate())
and b.FromDate < getdate()
and (b.ToDate = '01-01-1900' or b.ToDate >= getdate())
and b.DATAAREAID in ('HMFI')
union all
select
bv.DataAreaId,
bv.BomId,
bv.ItemId,
eb.Material,
eb.BomDepth + 1,
Convert (NUMERIC(18,8),B.BOMQTY * eb.BOMQTY)BOMQTY,
Convert (Nvarchar(10),eb.UNITID )Unitid,
convert(Nvarchar(max), bv.ItemId + '|' + eb.BomPath) as BomPath
from BomVersion bv With (Nolock)
join InventTable ibv With (Nolock)
on ibv.DataAreaId = bv.DataAreaId
and ibv.ItemId = bv.ItemId
join Bom b With (Nolock)
on b.DataAreaId = bv.DataAreaId
and b.BomId = bv.BomId
join ExpBom eb
on eb.DataAreaId = b.DataAreaId
and eb.Product = b.ItemId
where bv.Approved = 1
and bv.Active = 1
and bv.FromDate < getdate()
and (bv.ToDate = '01-01-1900' or bv.ToDate >= getdate())
and b.FromDate < getdate()
and (b.ToDate = '01-01-1900' or b.ToDate >= getdate())
and b.DATAAREAID in ('HMFI')
)
select * from ExpBOM
Where Material Not in (Select BOMV.ITEMID From BomVersion BOMV With (Nolock) Where BOMV.DataAreaId In( 'HMFI' ) and BOMV.Approved = 1
and BOMV.Active = 1
and BOMV.FromDate < getdate()
and (BOMV.ToDate = '01-01-1900' or BOMV.ToDate >= getdate()) )
I'm not sure if the JOINS are causing the issue
Estimated execution plan is below:
Data collection :
https://www.brentozar.com/pastetheplan/?id=S1UsXn4Po
Data view:
https://www.brentozar.com/pastetheplan/?id=BJDUBn4wi
Please advise
this report was working fine on daily basis without filling tempdb usualy it was taking 1 min to execute suddenly it stoped for unknown reason although there's no changes done on server/database levels

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update e
set e.type = #dayEvent
from odb.dayEvent e
inner join odb.day d on e.dayID = d.dayID
inner join MMSD.vSchoolFromCalendar c on d.calendarID = c.calendarID
and d.structureID = c.structureID
inner join odb.PeriodSchedule p on d.periodScheduleID = p.periodScheduleID
and d.structureID = p.structureID
where d.[date] between #toDate and #fromDate
and datepart(dw, d.[date]) not in (1,7)
and e.[type] != #dayEvent
and DistrictCode = 'MA'
and FiscalYear = #FiscalYear
and summerSchool = '0'
and left(SchoolCode, 1) = #schoolChoice
and e.[type] != #dayEvent
select
sts = 'success',
result = convert(varchar, ##rowcount) + ' rows updated.';
set #rowcount = (select ##rowcount);
select
d.schoolDay,
d.instruction,
d.attendance,
d.duration,
d.comments,
d.startTime, d.endTime,
e.type
from
odb.dayEvent e
right outer join
odb.day d on e.dayID = d.dayID
inner join
MMSD.vSchoolFromCalendar c on d.calendarID = c.calendarID
and d.structureID = c.structureID
inner join
odb.PeriodSchedule p on d.periodScheduleID = p.periodScheduleID
and d.structureID = p.structureID
where
d.[date] between '2019-02-12' and '2019-02-12'
and datepart(dw, d.[date]) not in (1, 7)
and DistrictCode = 'MA'
and FiscalYear = '2019'
and summerSchool = '0'
and left(SchoolCode, 1) = '0'
and e.dayEventID IS NULL
Code so far
INSERT INTO odb.dayEvent (schoolDay, instruction, attendance, duration, comments, startTime, endTime)
SELECT
d.schoolDay, d.instruction, d.attendance, d.duration, d.comments,
d.startTime, d.endTime
FROM
odb.dayEvent e
RIGHT OUTER JOIN
odb.day d ON e.dayID = d.dayID
INNER JOIN
MMSD.vSchoolFromCalendar c ON d.calendarID = c.calendarID
AND d.structureID = c.structureID
INNER JOIN
odb.PeriodSchedule p ON d.periodScheduleID = p.periodScheduleID
AND d.structureID = p.structureID
WHERE
d.[date] BETWEEN '2019-02-12' AND '2019-02-12'
AND DATEPART(dw, d.[date]) NOT IN (1, 7)
AND DistrictCode = 'MA'
AND FiscalYear = '2019'
AND summerSchool = '0'
AND LEFT(SchoolCode, 1) = '0'
AND e.dayEventID IS NULL
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insert into odb.DayEvent
(dayID, type, duration, instructionalMinutes)
select
e.dayID, e.type, e.duration, e.instructionalMinutes
from odb.dayEvent e
RIGHT OUTER JOIN odb.day d ON e.dayID = d.dayID
INNER JOIN MMSD.vSchoolFromCalendar c ON d.calendarID = c.calendarID
and d.structureID = c.structureID
INNER JOIN odb.PeriodSchedule p ON d.periodScheduleID = p.periodScheduleID
and d.structureID = p.structureID
WHERE d.[date] between '2019-02-12' and '2019-02-12'
and datepart(dw,d.[date]) not in (1,7)
and DistrictCode = 'MA'
and FiscalYear = '2019'
and summerSchool = '0'
and left(SchoolCode,1) = '0'
and e.type IS NULL
select sts='success', result= convert( varchar,##rowcount) + ' rows updated.';
set #rowcount = (select ##rowcount);

Stored procedure taking long time when it runs through SSIS package

I have a below procedure which uses 3 temp tables and finally insert into a table. I am using below sp as source (execute sql task) and loading into csv files. When i run this sp from SSMS it runs within 10 seconds, but when I Put into SSIS package it runs for 30 mins and keep on running. Could any of you optimize this SP for SSIS package?
create proc [etl].[payment_report]
#start_date datetime,
#end_date datetime
as
begin
truncate table extract.payment
select
a.bb_acct_id, a.customer_id,
pay.order_id Payment_Order_Id,
aoi.ord_prod_id Ord_Prod_Id,
pd.name, pd.quick_cd
into
#IntialOrders
from
(select *
from stg.payment (NOLOCK)
where order_id is not null) pay
inner join
stg.account a (NOLOCK) on pay.acct_id = a.acct_id
inner join
stg.acct_order ao (NOLOCK) on ao.order_id = pay.order_id
inner join
stg.acct_order_item aoi (NOLOCK) on aoi.order_id = ao.order_id
inner join
stg.ordered_product op (NOLOCK) on op.ord_prod_id = aoi.ord_prod_id
left join
stg.product p (NOLOCK) on p.prod_id = op.prod_id
left join
stg.product_def pd (NOLOCK) on pd.prod_def_id = p.prod_def_id
where
pay.received_date >= #start_date
and pay.received_date < #end_date
and pay.payment_id not in (select payment_id
from stg.op_renewal_history)
create clustered index Idx_Payment_Order_Id on #IntialOrders(Payment_Order_Id)
select
pay.payment_id, gwr.response
into
#gateway_response
from
stg.payment pay (NOLOCK)
inner join
stg.cc_transactions cct (NOLOCK) on cct.payment_id = pay.payment_id
inner join
stg.gateway_response gwr (NOLOCK) on cct.c_c_trans_id = gwr.cc_trans_id
where
pay.posting_status_id = 3
and pay.received_date >= #start_date
and pay.received_date < #end_date
and pay.received_date > '2015-04-15 00:00:00'
select
distinct a.bb_acct_id SP_ACCOUNT_ID
,a.customer_id CP_CUSTOMER_ID
,bu.description BUSINESS_UNIT
,pay.payment_id PAYMENT_ID
,pay.payment_amt AMOUNT
,'SEK' CURRENCY
,Substring(convert(char(19),pay.received_date,126), 1, (len(convert(char(19),pay.received_date,126))-0))+'Z' PAYMENT_DATE
,pt.display_name PAYMENT_METHOD
,post.description PAYMENT_STATUS
,pay.retries PAYMENT_RETRIES
,case when (pay.for_bill_id is not null or orh.op_id is not null) then 'Renewal' else 'OneTime' end as PAYMENT_TYPE
,case when pay.posting_status_id =3 then gwr.response else '' end as FAILURE_REASON
,case when op.ord_prod_id is null then ino.name else pd.name end SUBSCRIPTION_NAME
,case when op.ord_prod_id is null then ino.quick_cd else pd.quick_cd end SKU
,case when op.ord_prod_id is null then ino.Ord_Prod_Id else op.ord_prod_id end ORD_PROD_ID
,convert(char(19),GETDATE(),126)+'Z' EXPORT_TIME
,case when (pay.posting_status_id =3 and pay.retries = 3 ) then 'T' else 'F' end FAILED_EXTENDED_RETRY
into #payment
from stg.payment pay (NOLOCK)
left join #IntialOrders ino (NOLOCK) on
ino.Payment_Order_Id=pay.order_id
left join stg.account a (NOLOCK) on
a.acct_id = pay.acct_id
left join stg.business_unit bu (NOLOCK) on
a.bu_id=bu.bu_id
left join stg.payment_method pm (NOLOCK) on
pm.pay_method_id=pay.payment_method_id
left join stg.payment_type pt (NOLOCK) on
pt.id=pm.type_id
left join stg.posting_status post (NOLOCK) on
post.id=pay.posting_status_id
left join stg.op_renewal_history orh (NOLOCK) on
orh.payment_id = pay.payment_id
left join stg.ordered_product op (NOLOCK) on
op.ord_prod_id = orh.op_id
left join stg.product p (NOLOCK) on
p.prod_id = op.prod_id
left join stg.product_def pd (NOLOCK) on
pd.prod_def_id = p.prod_def_id
left join #gateway_reponse gwr (NOLOCK) on
gwr.payment_id = pay.payment_id
where
a.bu_id=1
and (a.acct_role_id is null or a.acct_role_id !=4)
and (pay.posting_status_id=2 or (pay.posting_status_id =3
and pay.retries = 3
and op.acct_status_id=3))
and pay.received_date >=#start_date
and pay.received_date < #end_date
and pay.received_date > '2015-04-15 00:00:00'
insert into extract.payment
(
SP_ACCOUNT_ID
,CP_CUSTOMER_ID
,BUSINESS_UNIT
,PAYMENT_ID
,AMOUNT
,CURRENCY
,PAYMENT_DATE
,PAYMENT_METHOD
,PAYMENT_STATUS
,PAYMENT_RETRIES
,PAYMENT_TYPE
,FAILURE_REASON
,SUBSCRIPTION_NAME
,SKU,ORD_PROD_ID
,EXPORT_TIME
,FAILED_EXTENDED_RETRY
)
select
cast(p.SP_ACCOUNT_ID as varchar(50)) SP_ACCOUNT_ID
,cast(p.CP_CUSTOMER_ID as varchar(50)) CP_CUSTOMER_ID
,cast(p.BUSINESS_UNIT as varchar(500)) BUSINESS_UNIT
,cast( p.PAYMENT_ID as varchar(50)) PAYMENT_ID, p.AMOUNT
,cast( p.CURRENCY as varchar(50)) CURRENCY
,cast( p.PAYMENT_DATE as varchar(50)) PAYMENT_DATE
,cast( p.PAYMENT_METHOD as varchar(50)) PAYMENT_METHOD
,cast(p.PAYMENT_STATUS as varchar(50)) PAYMENT_STATUS
,cast( p.PAYMENT_RETRIES as varchar(50)) PAYMENT_RETRIES
,cast(p.PAYMENT_TYPE as varchar(50)) PAYMENT_TYPE
,cast( p.FAILURE_REASON as varchar(4000)) FAILURE_REASON
,cast(p.SUBSCRIPTION_NAME as varchar(500)) SUBSCRIPTION_NAME
,cast(p.SKU as varchar(50)) SKU
,cast(p.ORD_PROD_ID as varchar(50)) ORD_PROD_ID
,cast( p.EXPORT_TIME as varchar(50)) EXPORT_TIME
,p.FAILED_EXTENDED_RETRY
from #payment p
order by p.PAYMENT_DATE
Drop table #IntialOrders
Drop table #gateway_reponse
Drop table #payment
END

is this query optimized?

i got task to optimize the database, because this database has slow response.
is this possible, if i have around 90k records, if i want to select around 27k records, the responses time is 15s?
anything wrong with my query? or this is about indexes?
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SELECT workID AS pageID,
projectName AS recProject,
workType AS recType,
workTitle AS recTitle,
workDescription,
workDate AS recDate,
startTime,
endTime,
RTRIM(LTRIM(firstName + ' ' + lastName)) AS recName
FROM dbo.vTimesheets WITH (NOLOCK)
WHERE isActiveProject = 1
AND workType = 1
AND timeFor = 2
ORDER BY recdate DESC, pageID DESC;
SET NOCOUNT OFF;
this query for view
SELECT dbo.tblTimesheet.workID,
dbo.tblTimesheet.staffID,
dbo.tblTimesheet.workDate,
dbo.tblTimesheet.startTime,
dbo.tblTimesheet.endTime,
dbo.tblTimesheet.projectID,
dbo.tblTimesheet.timeFor,
dbo.tblTimesheet.workType,
dbo.tblTimesheet.workTitle,
dbo.tblTimesheet.workDescription,
dbo.tblProject.projectName,
dbo.tblProject.isDeleted AS isDeletedProject,
dbo.tblProject.isActive AS isActiveProject,
dbo.tblUser.firstName,
dbo.tblUser.lastName,
dbo.tblUser.isDeleted AS isDeletedStaff,
dbo.tblUser.staffType
FROM dbo.tblTimesheet WITH (NOLOCK)
INNER JOIN dbo.tblUser WITH (NOLOCK) ON dbo.tblTimesheet.staffID = dbo.tblUser.userID
INNER JOIN dbo.tblProject WITH (NOLOCK) ON dbo.tblTimesheet.projectID = dbo.tblProject.projectID
WHERE (dbo.tblTimesheet.isDeleted = 0)
ALTER TABLE dbo.tblTimesheet
ADD workDescription2 AS CAST(workDescription AS VARCHAR(MAX))
GO
CREATE INDEX ix ON dbo.tblTimesheet (projectID, staffID, workDate DESC, workID DESC)
INCLUDE (startTime, endTime, workType, workTitle, workDescription2, timeFor, isDeleted)
WHERE isDeleted = 0 AND workType = 1 AND timeFor = 2
--WITH (DROP_EXISTING=ON)
SELECT t.workID AS pageID,
t.workDate AS recDate,
t.startTime,
t.endTime,
t.workType AS recType,
t.workTitle AS recTitle,
t.workDescription2 AS workDescription,
p.projectName AS recProject,
RTRIM(LTRIM(u.firstName + ' ' + u.lastName)) AS recName
FROM dbo.tblTimesheet t --WITH (INDEX (ix))
JOIN dbo.tblUser u ON t.staffID = u.userID
JOIN dbo.tblProject p ON t.projectID = p.projectID
WHERE t.isDeleted = 0
AND p.isActive = 1
AND t.workType = 1
AND t.timeFor = 2
ORDER BY t.workDate DESC, t.workID DESC
this is the new execution plan
but this slower than before
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INCLUDE (workType, timeFor, isDeleted)
WHERE isDeleted = 0 AND workType = 1 AND timeFor = 2
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb.dbo.#temp') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE #temp
CREATE TABLE #temp (
workID INT PRIMARY KEY,
recProject VARCHAR(50),
recName VARCHAR(150)
)
INSERT INTO #temp (workID, recProject, recName)
SELECT t.workID,
p.projectName,
RTRIM(LTRIM(u.firstName + ' ' + u.lastName)) AS recName
FROM dbo.tblTimesheet t WITH (INDEX (ix1))
JOIN dbo.tblUser u ON t.staffID = u.userID
JOIN dbo.tblProject p ON t.projectID = p.projectID
WHERE t.isDeleted = 0
AND p.isActive = 1
AND t.workType = 1
AND t.timeFor = 2
SELECT t.workID AS pageID,
t.workDate AS recDate,
t.startTime,
t.endTime,
1 AS recType,
t.workTitle AS recTitle,
t.workDescription,
tt.recProject,
tt.recName
FROM dbo.tblTimesheet t
JOIN #temp tt ON t.workID = tt.workID
ORDER BY t.workDate DESC, t.workID DESC
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Way of adding a total row to the bottom of a SQL query

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dbo.UserGroups.UserId,
(SELECT COUNT(*) AS ManagerCount
FROM dbo.ClientContacts
WHERE (CreatedUserId = dbo.Users.UserId) AND (CreatedOn BETWEEN #startDate AND #endDate)) AS ManagersAdded,
(SELECT COUNT(*) AS InterviewCount
FROM dbo.Interviews
WHERE (CreatedUserId = dbo.Users.UserId) AND (InterviewTypeId = 1) AND (Createdon BETWEEN #startDate AND #endDate)) AS FirstInterviewCount,
(SELECT COUNT(*) AS InterviewCount
FROM dbo.Interviews AS Interviews_1
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(SELECT COUNT(*) AS InterviewCount
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(SELECT COUNT(*) AS DMSpokenTo
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(SELECT COUNT(*) AS Appspokento
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(SELECT COUNT(*) AS Marketed
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(SELECT COUNT(*) AS CVSent
FROM dbo.ApplicantActions
WHERE (CreatedUserId = dbo.Users.UserId) AND (CreatedOn BETWEEN #startDate AND #endDate)) AS Speccv,
(SELECT COUNT(*) AS Meetings
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WHERE (CreatedUserId = dbo.Users.UserId) AND (EventTypeID = 29) AND (CreatedOn BETWEEN #startDate AND #endDate)) AS Meetings,
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INNER JOIN PlacementSectorDefinedColumns psdc on psdc.PlacementId = placements.PlacementID
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FROM dbo.Placements
INNER JOIN PlacementConsultants pc on placements.PlacementID = pc.PlacementId
INNER JOIN PlacementSectorDefinedColumns psdc on psdc.PlacementId = placements.PlacementID
WHERE (isnull(psdc.notnewbusiness,'N') = 'N') AND (pc.UserId = dbo.Users.UserId) AND (placements.CreatedOn BETWEEN #startDate AND #endDate) AND (PlacementTypeId <> 6)) AS [Perm Fee],
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INNER JOIN PlacementConsultants pc on placements.PlacementID = pc.PlacementId
INNER JOIN PlacementSectorDefinedColumns psdc on psdc.PlacementId = placements.PlacementID
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(SELECT SUM(dbo.CONTRACT_NETT_VALUE_FOR_INITIAL_PLACEMENT(Placements_1.PlacementID) / 100 * pc.CommissionPerc) AS ContractFee
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INNER JOIN PlacementConsultants pc on Placements_1.PlacementID = pc.PlacementId
INNER JOIN PlacementSectorDefinedColumns psdc on psdc.PlacementId = Placements_1.PlacementID
WHERE (isnull(psdc.notnewbusiness,'N') = 'N') AND (pc.UserId = dbo.Users.UserId) AND (Placements_1.CreatedOn BETWEEN #startDate AND #endDate) AND (PlacementTypeId = 6)) AS [Contract Value]
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dbo.UserGroups ON dbo.Groups.GroupId = dbo.UserGroups.GroupId INNER JOIN
dbo.Users ON dbo.UserGroups.UserId = dbo.Users.UserId
WHERE (
(dbo.Users.Inactive = 'N') AND (dbo.UserGroups.GroupId = #GroupId) )
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One approach could be to do a UNION and then add in another set of subqueries, but that's going to get really messy and ridiculously long winded surely?
Is there a better way of doing it than that?
Try ROLLUP.
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SELECT #GroupName = g.GroupName
FROM dbo.Groups g
WHERE g.GroupId = #GroupId
DECLARE #Users TABLE
(
UserId INT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
Consultant VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL
)
INSERT #Users (UserId, Consultant)
SELECT u.UserId, u.UserName + ' ' + u.Surname
FROM dbo.Users u
INNER JOIN dbo.UserGroups ug ON u.UserId = ug.UserId AND ug.GroupId = #GroupId
WHERE u.Inactive = 'N'
AND NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM dbo.UserGroups ne
WHERE u.UserId = ne.UserId
AND ne.GroupId = 57)
DECLARE #ClientContacts TABLE
(
UserId INT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
ManagerCount INT NOT NULL
)
INSERT #ClientContacts (UserId, ManagerCount)
SELECT u.UserId, COUNT(*)
FROM #Users u
INNER JOIN dbo.ClientContacts cc ON cc.CreatedUserId = u.UserId AND cc.CreatedOn BETWEEN #startDate AND #endDate
GROUP BY u.UserId
DECLARE #Interviews TABLE
(
UserId INT NOT NULL,
InterviewTypeId INT NOT NULL,
InterviewCount INT NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (UserId, InterviewTypeId)
)
INSERT #Interviews (UserId, InterviewTypeId, InterviewCount)
SELECT u.UserId, i.InterviewTypeId, COUNT(*)
FROM #Users u
INNER JOIN dbo.Interviews i ON u.UserId = i.CreatedUserId AND i.InterviewTypeId BETWEEN 1 AND 4 AND i.CreatedOn BETWEEN #StartDate AND #EndDate
GROUP BY u.UserId, i.InterviewTypeId
-- Rest is an exercise for the reader, but:
SELECT #GroupName AS GroupName,
#GroupId AS GroupId,
CASE GROUPING(u.UserId) WHEN 1 THEN NULL ELSE MIN(u.Consultant) END AS Consultant,
u.UserId,
SUM(COALESCE(cc.ManagerCount, 0)) AS ManagersAdded,
SUM(COALESCE(ip.[1], 0)) AS FirstInterviewCount,
SUM(COALESCE(ip.[1], 0) + COALESCE(ip.[3], 0) + COALESCE(ip.[4], 0)) AS InterviewCount,
SUM(COALESCE(ip.[2], 0)) AS TelephoneCount
FROM #Users u
LEFT JOIN #ClientContacts cc ON u.UserId = cc.UserId
LEFT JOIN (SELECT i.UserId, i.InterviewTypeId, i.InterviewCount
FROM #Interviews i) AS ii
PIVOT (SUM(InterviewCount) FOR InterviewTypeId IN ([1], [2], [3], [4])) AS ip ON u.UserId = ip.UserId
GROUP BY ROLLUP(u.UserId)
ORDER BY GROUPING(u.UserId), u.UserId

Need to insert a record if count = 0 else update the record

I need to write a query where i need to check the count record if count is 0, I am suppose to insert a record else update the record
If I do the same thing using cursor, it works fine but the same thing doesnt work with no cursor
Here is my query (with no cursor)
---Without cursor
INSERT INTO [dbo].Products_Del (product_Id, product_Del_startdate)
SELECT f.product_Id, min(cast(product_startdate as datetime)) AS orig_order_date FROM [dbo].Products f
inner join [dbo].Products_Del ac on f.product_Id = ac.product_Id
WHERE Product_Status = 'ORDERED'
AND product_startdate != '.'
AND (select COUNT(*) FROM products f1
INNER JOIN dbo.Products_Del ac on f1.product_Id = ac.product_Id
where f1.product_Id = f.product_Id) = 0
GROUP BY f.product_Id --order by product_Id
-- Update if exists
;with cts
AS (
SELECT product_Id , min(cast(product_startdate as datetime)) as orig_date from [dbo].Products f
WHERE product_Id in (select product_Id from Products_Del)
and Product_Status = 'ORDERED'
AND product_startdate != '.' -- ignore rows where date is unknown
AND (select COUNT(*) FROM Products f1
INNER JOIN dbo.Products_Del ac on f1.Product_id = ac.Product_id
where f1.product_Id = f.product_Id) = 1
GROUP BY product_Id
)
UPDATE ac
SET ac.product_Del_startdate = cts.orig_date
FROM Products_Del ac
INNER JOIN cts ON ac.product_Id = cts.product_Id
But this works good (with cursor)
DECLARE #v_count INT
DECLARE #c_product_id INT
DECLARE #c_product_date DATETIME
DECLARE cursor1 CURSOR FOR
SELECT product_id,
min(cast(product_startdate as DATETIME)) AS orig_order_date
FROM [dbo].Products
WHERE Product_Status = 'ORDERED'
AND product_startdate != '.' -- ignore rows where date is unknown
GROUP BY product_id
--order by product_id
OPEN cursor1
FETCH NEXT FROM cursor1 INTO #c_product_id,#c_product_date
WHILE(##FETCH_STATUS = 0)
BEGIN
SELECT #v_count = COUNT(*)
FROM [dbo].Products_Del
WHERE product_Id = #c_product_id
IF #v_count = 1
BEGIN
-- If so, plug the date into that row.
UPDATE [dbo].Products_Del
SET product_Del_startdate = #c_product_date
WHERE product_Id = #c_product_id
END
ELSE
BEGIN
-- If not, then create a new row in the aircraft_delivery_status table
IF #v_count = 0
BEGIN
INSERT INTO [dbo].Products_Del
(product_Id, product_Del_startdate)
VALUES (#c_product_id, #c_product_date)
END
END
FETCH NEXT FROM cursor1 INTO #c_product_id,#c_product_date
END
CLOSE cursor1
DEALLOCATE cursor1
SQL Fiddle link with schema
http://sqlfiddle.com/#!6/a7d0d/1
In the insert statement you have incorrect join
inner join [dbo].Products_Del ac on f.product_Id = ac.product_Id
just remove it
In the update statement (or ctp) you have incorrect condition :
(select COUNT(*) FROM Products f1
INNER JOIN dbo.Products_Del ac on f1.Product_id = ac.Product_id
where f1.product_Id = f.product_Id) =
1
because you have multiple rows with the same product_id in products table you can get more than one row in this subquery
Also I can suggest following query:
WITH OrderedProducts as(
SELECT p.product_id as product_id,
min(cast(product_startdate as datetime)) as start_date
FROM [dbo].[Products] as p
WHERE p.Product_Status = 'ORDERED'
AND p.Product_startdate != '.'
GROUP BY p.product_id
)
UPDATE pd
SET pd.product_Del_startdate = op.start_date
FROM Products_Del pd
INNER JOIN OrderedProducts as op ON pd.product_Id = op.product_Id
;WITH OrderedProducts as(
SELECT p.product_id as product_id,
min(cast(product_startdate as datetime)) as start_date
FROM [dbo].[Products] as p
WHERE p.Product_Status = 'ORDERED'
AND p.Product_startdate != '.'
GROUP BY p.product_id
)
INSERT INTO [dbo].Products_Del (product_Id, product_Del_startdate)
SELECT op.product_id, op.start_date FROM OrderedProducts as op
WHERE NOT EXISTS (
SELECT pd.product_id FROM [dbo].Products_Del as pd
WHERE pd.product_id = op.product_id )

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