How to join two select queries in SQL Server 2012 - sql-server

Question

I have two queries. One query pulls the information based on the orders that have been scheduled to them in a day by employee. The other query pulls the number of orders that have been completed and paid in a day, along with the total amount of the revenue from the orders.
I have scraped the forums to get the code together to get these queries, but I need to have both queries joined together. I want to use this information in report builder once I get it done. It's probably simple for someone, but it's confusing me as I'm far from any sort of expert with SQL.
I only need one day at the moment, but found this code and modified for now and hope that I can use it in the future when needing week and month data.
Any help would be appreciated.
Query 1
declare #dt DATE = '20160823'
set DATEFIRST 7;
set #dt = dateadd(week, datediff(week, '19050101', #dt), '19050101');
;with dt as
(
select
Technician = (CASE emp_id
WHEN 'CW697' THEN 'Joe Biggs'
WHEN 'DZ663' THEN 'Mimi Cassidy'
END),
dw = datepart(weekday, DATE)
from
dbo.ordemps
where
date >= #dt and date <dateadd(day, 7, #dt)
),
x AS
(
select
Technician, dw = coalesce(dw,8),
c = convert(varchar(11), COUNT(*))
from
dt
group by
grouping sets((Technician), (Technician,dw))
)
select
Technician,
[Sun] = coalesce([1], '-'),
[Mon] = coalesce([2], '-'),
[Tue] = coalesce([3], '-'),
[Wed] = coalesce([4], '-'),
[Thu] = coalesce([5], '-'),
[Fri] = coalesce([6], '-'),
[Sat] = coalesce([7], '-'),
TOTAL =[8]
from
x
PIVOT
(MAX(c) FOR dw IN([1],[2],[3],[4],[5],[6],[7],[8])) as pvt;
Query 2
select
case
when grouping(d.m)=15 then 'Year ' + cast(max(d.y) as varchar(10))
when grouping(date)=15 then datename(m, max(DATE)) + ' ' + cast(max(d.y) as varchar(10))
else cast(cast([date] as date) as varchar(255))
end as DATE,
TotalOrders = /*sum(Amount)*/convert(varchar(11), COUNT(*)),
TotalSales = sum(Amount),
Technician = (CASE recv_by
WHEN 'CW697' THEN 'Joe Biggs'
WHEN 'DZ663' THEN 'Mimi Cassidy'
END)
from
ordpay
cross apply
(select
datepart(yy, [date]),
datepart(m, [date])
) d(y, m)
where
[DATE] >= dateadd(day, datediff(day, 1, getdate()), 0)
and [date] < dateadd(day, datediff(day, 0, getdate()), 0)
group by
recv_by, d.y, rollup (d.m, date)
order by
d.y desc, grouping(d.m), d.m, grouping(DATE), DATE

Answer 1

At the easiest level you can use can join sub-queries. Your example is a little trickier because you are using CTEs which can't go in the subquery. To get you going in the right direction it should generally look like this:
with cte1 as (),
cte2 as ()
select *
from (
select *
from tables
where criteria -- subquery 1 (cannot contain order by)
) a
join ( -- could be a left join
select *
from tables
where criteria -- subquery 2 (cannot contain order by)
) b
on b.x = a.x --join criteria
where --additional criteria
order by --final sort
where subquery 1 would be your query 1 from select Technician to the end
and subquery 2 would be everything from your query 2 except the order by.
For further information on joins see the MSDN documentation

Answer 2

Since you aren't going to research much it doesn't seem here's a clunky and quick way, and keeps it simple for you, without having to explain a lot if we were to join the queries together more elegantly.
The first set of code has 2 common table expressions (CTE). So, select those results into a temp. Notice the --addition here
....
select
Technician,
[Sun] = coalesce([1], '-'),
[Mon] = coalesce([2], '-'),
[Tue] = coalesce([3], '-'),
[Wed] = coalesce([4], '-'),
[Thu] = coalesce([5], '-'),
[Fri] = coalesce([6], '-'),
[Sat] = coalesce([7], '-'),
TOTAL =[8]
into #someTemp --Addition here
from
....
Do the same for your second query...
...
into #someOtherTemp --Addition here
from
ordpay
...
Then join them togehter...
select t1.someColumns, t2.someOtherColumns
from #someTemp t1
inner join #someOtherTemp t2 on t1.column = t2.column