Good day,
I have a table as follows.
What I would love to do is add a new Column that will tabulate/summarize (anyway possible) called "New Net" by CovID/PolicyNo/CovYear/Positive(Negative) values.
In the example below the new column would look like this.
In short, what we are trying to do is SumUp all the Values in that group and only place that total in the first row of that group and zero out all the others. Any help/pointers would be appreciated with this. I have tried SQL Server Window Functions, standard SUM/GROUP.
This should meet ypur expectations:
SELECT PolicyNo ,
CovID ,
CovYear ,
p ,
net,
CASE WHEN ROW_NUMBER()OVER(PARTITION BY CovID, PolicyNo, CovYear, net ORDER BY PolicyNo) = 1 THEN net ELSE 0 END AS NewNet
FROM dbo.test1;
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I have a query that is just some selects with joins.
I wanted to ask if that is possible to change headers to yellow in SQL code?
SELECT a.cccn, f.dm
(SELECT
COUNT([LOC]),
SUM([OH])
FROM
smmm
it is not possible because colors are not a part of what SQL Server returns.
SQL Server returns DATA - ONLY.
SSMS is not a front end tool, it is purely an administrator's toolbox.
So, it also does not offer this function.
If i got it right you want to change the headers in the query result set for further copying, for example, to an Excel spreadsheet, then you should use aliases like this:
SELECT TOP 20
a.demand_chain As [Demand Chain], item As [DMDUnit], descr As [Descr], hist_type As [Hist type],
fcst_cnt As [Current 111 DFU Count], loc_oh_cnt As [# Active Records (CKB)], ckb_cnt As [CKB Count], oh_total As [OH Qty]
FROM
(SELECT
U_CHAINNAME AS Demand_Chain,
[ITEM],
DMDUNIT.DESCR,
COUNT(SKU.[LOC]) loc_oh_cnt,
SUM([OH]) AS OH_Total
FROM
[BYIntegration].[SCPOMGR].[SKU] SKU
I found this question on SO elsewhere, but the answer included a part that doesn't pertain to me, so I must ask this question with my specifics.
I need to simply add an option in my dropdown menu. Here's my SQL query to be used for the salesperson only (debug mode):
declare #user varchar(30)
set #user = 'DOMAIN\ppelzel'
select SalesPerson_Name
from Salesperson
where salesperson_id = case
when #user in ('DOMAIN\Brandyj',
'DOMAIN\jwilson','DOMAIN\KRoberts',
'DOMAIN\ppelzel','DOMAIN\bmurray')then salesperson_id
else SUBSTRING(#user,14,20)
end
order by 1
Per my previous mention of another question like this asked, it said to not use a WHERE clause. I, however, must use a WHERE clause because I need it to determine if the person logged in matches what's in the dataset, then that is the only name they'll see, outside of a handful of 'Admin' users who need to see everyone.
For these same Admin users, I need to add an option to select all salespeople. I tried simply using the "allow multiple values" but it doesn't like that and gives me an error: Incorrect syntax near ','. even when I take out the WHERE clause in my query of sp.salesperson_name = #salesperson. Anyway, what's my best course of action for adding an All option for this report?
EDIT: I just realized I might need to add the main dataset query for context:
SELECT sp.SalesPerson_Name
,c.Calendar_Month_Name
,sum(isnull(sales_qty, 0)) AS 'total gallons'
,sum(isnull(Ext_Retail_Base, 0) + isnull(Ext_Retail_Freight, 0)) - sum(isnull(Ext_Cost_Base, 0) + isnull(Ext_Cost_Freight, 0)) 'Sales GM'
,(sum(isnull(Ext_Retail_Base, 0) + isnull(Ext_Retail_Freight, 0)) - sum(isnull(Ext_Cost_Base, 0) + isnull(Ext_Cost_Freight, 0))) / sum(isnull(sales_qty, 0)) 'cpg'
FROM Fuel_Wholesale_Sales_Fact fwsf
JOIN calendar c ON fwsf.Calendar_key = c.calendar_key
JOIN Salesperson sp ON sp.SalesPerson_Key = fwsf.Salesperson_Key
JOIN Customer cu ON fwsf.Customer_Key = cu.Customer_Key
WHERE sp.SalesPerson_Name = #SalesPerson
AND c.Day_Date BETWEEN #Start
AND #End
and isnull(fwsf.sales_qty,0) != 0
GROUP BY sp.SalesPerson_Name, c.Calendar_Month_Name
UPDATE 1: I attempted to use the STRING_SPLIT function, but even using the simple example from Microsoft's website (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/t-sql/functions/string-split-transact-sql?view=sql-server-2016) resulted in me getting an error: Invalid object name 'STRING_SPLIT'. I am running SQL 2016. Thoughts?
Figured it out. Compatibility level issue. My DB is set on 110. I may need to ask some questions if there's a reason it's set on that as opposed to the default 130.
UPDATE 2: I finally sorted out what I needed. I just used the "Allow multiple values" option in the Parameter Properties. It wasn't working before because I foolishly did not use an IN operator nor surround the parameter with parentheses.
So I had the following: select salesperson where id = #salesperson
When what I needed was: select salesperson where id in (#salesperson) because Report Builder will pass a string of parameter values as 'Bob','Mary','John' which require that they be put inside the parentheses. This is for others who come looking for answers.
I am trying to find the misspellings in TOWN_C field. Data looks something like below. There is no specific pattern, sometimes misspelling can be at the beginning, sometimes it can be in middle or at the end. Length of misspelling can be different too.
I am using SQL Server Management Studio to execute the queries. I used SUBSTR to find out duplicates along with the left outer join. But that does not give only misspelling. I still need to go and manually look at data.
Data ->
Achampet
ACHEMPET
AGIA
AGIYA
ASHOK NAGAR
ASHOKNAGAR
ASHOKNAGER
SQL query which I am using ->
Select distinct(T3.TOWN__C)
From (Select T1.Sub_Str, Count(T1.Sub_Str) as Y
From (SELECT TOWN__C, SUBSTRING(TOWN__C, 1, 3) as Sub_Str
FROM [SALESFORCE].[dbo].[Outlet Master] group by TOWN__C)T1
Group by T1.Sub_Str having count(*)> 1)T2
Left outer join
[SALESFORCE].[dbo].[Outlet Master]T3
On T2.Sub_Str = SUBSTRING(T3.TOWN__C, 1, 3)
Order by T3.TOWN__C
Is there a way to find out all such cases using SQL or Excel or anything else?
Here's an example using SOUNDEX, to try to locate values where multiple spellings have been used for "similar" names:
declare #t table (town varchar(35) not null)
insert into #t(town) values
('Achampet'),
('ACHEMPET'),
('AGIA'),
('AGIYA'),
('ASHOK NAGAR'),
('ASHOKNAGAR'),
('ASHOKNAGER'),
('Downtown'),
('DOWNTOWN'),
('DownTown')
select
v.*
from
(select
*,
MIN(town) OVER (PARTITION BY town_sound) as minTown,
MAX(town) OVER (PARTITION BY town_sound) as maxTown
from
#t
cross apply
(select SOUNDEX(REPLACE(town,' ','')) as town_sound) u
) v
where minTown != maxTown
Note that this doesn't return "downtown" where the only variations are in capitalization, but does return all of the values in your given sample data, which I assume were all meant to be found as possible misspellings.
Also note that SOUNDEX has had a chequered history and under older versions of SQL Server it was usually recommended that a "better" soundex be implemented as a UDF. You should be able to find versions of that with a simple search, if required.
Note, also, that Soundex was specifically designed around English pronunciation. Again, you may be able to find a better tailored function as a UDF for specific other languages.
Results:
town town_sound minTown maxTown
------------- ---------- ------------- ------------
AGIA A200 AGIA AGIYA
AGIYA A200 AGIA AGIYA
ASHOK NAGAR A225 ASHOK NAGAR ASHOKNAGER
ASHOKNAGAR A225 ASHOK NAGAR ASHOKNAGER
ASHOKNAGER A225 ASHOK NAGAR ASHOKNAGER
Achampet A251 Achampet ACHEMPET
ACHEMPET A251 Achampet ACHEMPET
I am using Codename One to get data from a database and display it in a table.
This is functioning quite well, and now I am trying to add a feature that limits the number of items that are shown in the table. To get there, I want to retrieve a selected number of columns from the database .
Unfortunately, common java sql operations do not seem to work. Below is what I have so far. All approaches don't throw any errors, but also also don't display the desired range or ranges. Another way to obtain a selection would probably be an ArrayList, but I would very much like to stick with a direct approach, since this appears to be relatively easy and elegant solution.
db = display.getInstance().openOrCreate("MyDB.db");
db.execute("CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS Termine (Date NOT NULL,Event NOT NULL, Date_String NOT NULL)");
// prints the entire number of items from the database
cur = db.executeQuery("select * from (select * from Termine order by Date) where Date >= 5;");
// doesn't print anything
cur = db.executeQuery("SELECT * from ( select m.*, Date r from Termine m ) where r > 4 and r < 10;");
// doesn't print anything
cur = db.executeQuery("SELECT * from ( select m.*, Date r from Termine m ) where r BETWEEN 5 AND 10;");
while (cur.next()) {
Row currentRow = cur.getRow();
String event = currentRow.getString(1);
System.out.println(event);
}
Is my approach feasible? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
You can use the LIMIT SQL keyword as explained here.
SELECT column_list FROM table LIMIT row_count OFFSET offset;
A good practice is to search for "sqlite" and the SQL feature you are looking for as mobile SQL databases on all platforms are based on sqlite which has some quirks.
I need to create calculate table for the report in PowerBI Desktop.
I know how to do that in t-sql but I am unable to interpret it to DAX.
So should I use t-sql and add this query using "Get Data"?
Or should I create calculate table using DAX?
Which one is more efficient?
select distinct PolicyNumber,
ReserveStatus,
case when ReserveStatus = 'Open' then 1 else 0 end as OpenStatus
from RockhillClaimsDataFeed_PBI
group by PolicyNumber,ReserveStatus
Result looks like that:
can somebody help?
This is achievable by creating a calculated table in Power BI, with similar syntax using SELECTCOLUMNS and DISTINCT.
RockhillClaimsSummary =
DISTINCT(
SELECTCOLUMNS(
RockhillClaims,
"PolicyNumber", RockhillClaims[PolicyNumber],
"ReserveStatus", RockhillClaims[ReserveStatus],
"OpenStatus", IF(RockhillClaims[ReserveStatus] = "Open", 1, 0)
)
)
Results: