I have a simple model where I would like to find some count data per date.
I made this find in order to do that:
$statsubscriptions = $this->Nlist->Statsubscription->find('all',
array(
'fields'=>array('Statsubscription.date','Statsubscription.type','COUNT(*) as qs'),
'qroup'=>array('Statsubscription.date','Statsubscription.type'),
'conditions'=>array('Statsubscription.nlist_id'=>$id),
'recursive'=>-1,
)
);
But it does not work. The generated query is the following:
SELECT `Statsubscription`.`date`, `Statsubscription`.`type`, COUNT(*) as qs
FROM `statsubscriptions` AS `Statsubscription`
WHERE `Statsubscription`.`nlist_id` = 1
GROUP BY is completly missing... Instead of the above I would like this query to be generated:
SELECT `Statsubscription`.`date`, `Statsubscription`.`type`, COUNT(`Statsubscription`.`id`) as qs
FROM `statsubscriptions` AS `Statsubscription`
WHERE `Statsubscription`.`nlist_id` = 1
GROUP BY `Statsubscription`.`date`, `Statsubscription`.`type`
How can I achieve this? And what could be the reason of the missing GROUP BY?
You are writing qroup instead of group (that's q instead of g). Which is why it doesn't work.
P.S.: get some sleep...
Related
I'm trying to build a query in MS Access and having an issue figuring out the best way to build it. What I'm trying to do is is make sure all the Higher retails match within a set of matching pack numbers. For example:
PackNum Prefix Retail
6451618 DF 37.99
6451618 SK 37.99
6451618 VJ 34.99
6451618 SG 37.99
One of the group is off and I want the query to show it.
I was attempting to use something like this to have check but I'm not getting the results I'm looking for
IIf([dbo_PIC704Current]![PackNum]=[dbo_PIC704Current]![PackNum]
And [dbo_PIC704Current]![Ret2]<>[dbo_PIC704Current]![Ret2],True,False)
Any help or push in the right direction would be greatly appreciated!
-Deke
SELECT dbo_pic704current.packnum
, Min(dbo_pic704current.Ret2) AS LowRet2
, Max(dbo_pic704current.Ret2) AS HighRet2
, dbo_CatalogInfo.MediaId
, dbo_pic704current.DiscountReasonCode
, dbo_CatalogInfo.Brand
FROM dbo_pic704current INNER JOIN dbo_CatalogInfo ON (dbo_pic704current.year =
dbo_CatalogInfo.mailyear) AND (dbo_pic704current.catid = dbo_CatalogInfo.catalog)
WHERE (((dbo_CatalogInfo.MediaId)='CAT Catalog'))
GROUP BY dbo_pic704current.packnum, dbo_CatalogInfo.MediaId,
dbo_pic704current.DiscountReasonCode, dbo_CatalogInfo.Brand, dbo_pic704current.Year
HAVING (((Min(dbo_pic704current.Ret2))<>Max([Ret2])))
ORDER BY dbo_pic704current.packnum;
Your existing solution using aggregation is likely to yield better performance, but to offer an alternative, here is an example using a correlated subquery:
select
pc.packnum, pc.ret2, ci.mediaid, pc.discountreasoncode, ci.brand
from
dbo_pic704current pc inner join dbo_cataloginfo ci on
pc.year = ci.mailyear and pc.catid = ci.catalog
where
ci.mediaid = 'cat catalog' and exists
(select 1 from dbo_pic704current t where t.packnum = pc.packnum and t.ret2 > pc.ret2)
order by
pc.packnum
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:
I am trying without much success to build a XML out of my result set.
My result set should look like this :
<CSVRoot>
<CsvColumn>MDCY_Code</CsvColumn>
<CsvColumn>MDCY_Description</CsvColumn>
</CSVRoot>
This is what my query returns :
<CSVRoot>
<CSVHeader>
<CsvColumn>MDCY_Code</CsvColumn>
</CSVHeader>
<CSVHeader>
<CsvColumn>MDCY_Description</CsvColumn>
</CSVHeader>
</CSVRoot>
I know that I can use flowr on this formed XML and remake the XML, but that's additional processing. Is there any way to do this without further processing ( such as using a flowr to form a new XML ) in one query?
This is what I've used:
select
utma.CsvColumn as [ColumnName]
from
Methods m
inner join
UITestMap utm on m.UITestMapID = utm.ID
inner join
SubMethods sm on m.Id = sm.HeaderID
inner join
UITestMapActions utma on sm.UITestMapActionID = utma.ID
for xml path('CSVHeader'),root('CSVRoot')
Edit 2 :
This isn't working, I get the same output.Utma has one column that I need in my query and that is CSVColumn.
Edit 3:
Now I'm getting this :
<CsvHeader>
<ColumnName>MDCY_Cod</ColumnName>
<ColumnName>MDCY_Descriere</ColumnName>
</CsvHeader>
Which is the correct answer.
I wasn't sure how I wanted to process the result sets, actually I will need to use flowr to create a new xml out of this output. ( which is what I needed in the first place)
Try this:
select
utma.CsvColumn
from
Methods m
for xml path(''),root('CSVRoot')
I have an xml column called OrderXML in an Orders table...
there is an XML XPath like this in the table...
/Order/InternalInformation/InternalOrderBreakout/InternalOrderHeader/InternalOrderDetails/InternalOrderDetail
There InternalOrderDetails contains many InternalOrderDetail nodes like this...
<InternalOrderDetails>
<InternalOrderDetail>
<Item_Number>FBL11REFBK</Item_Number>
<CountOfNumber>10</CountOfNumber>
<PriceLevel>FREE</PriceLevel>
</InternalOrderDetail>
<InternalOrderDetail>
<Item_Number>FCL13COTRGUID</Item_Number>
<CountOfNumber>2</CountOfNumber>
<PriceLevel>NONFREE</PriceLevel>
</InternalOrderDetail>
</InternalOrderDetails>
My end goal is to modify the XML in the OrderXML column IF the Item_Number of the node contains COTRGUID (like '%COTRGUID') AND the PriceLevel=NONFREE. If that condition is met I want to change the PriceLevel column to equal FREE.
I am having trouble with both creating the xpath expression that finds the correct nodes (using OrderXML.value or OrderXML.exist functions) and updating the XML using the OrderXML.modify function).
I have tried the following for the where clause:
WHERE OrderXML.value('(/Order/InternalInformation/InternalOrderBreakout/InternalOrderHeader/InternalOrderDetails/InternalOrderDetail/Item_Number/node())[1]','nvarchar(64)') like '%13COTRGUID'
That does work, but it seems to me that I need to ALSO include my second condition (PriceLevel=NONFREE) in the same where clause and I cannot figure out how to do it. Perhaps I can put in an AND for the second condition like this...
AND OrderXML.value('(/Order/InternalInformation/InternalOrderBreakout/InternalOrderHeader/InternalOrderDetails/InternalOrderDetail/PriceLevel/node())[1]','nvarchar(64)') = 'NONFREE'
but I am afraid it will end up operating like an OR since it is an XML query.
Once I get the WHERE clause right I will update the column using a SET like this:
UPDATE Orders SET orderXml.modify('replace value of (/Order/InternalInformation/InternalOrderBreakout/InternalOrderHeader/InternalOrderDetails/InternalOrderDetail/PriceLevel[1]/text())[1] with "NONFREE"')
However, I ran this statement on some test data and none of the XML columns where updated (even though it said zz rows effected).
I have been at this for several hours to no avail. Help is appreciated. Thanks.
if you don't have more than one node with your condition in each row of Orders table, you can use this:
update orders set
data.modify('
replace value of
(
/Order/InternalInformation/InternalOrderBreakout/
InternalOrderHeader/InternalOrderDetails/
InternalOrderDetail[
Item_Number[contains(., "COTRGUID")] and
PriceLevel="NONFREE"
]/PriceLevel/text()
)[1]
with "FREE"
');
sql fiddle demo
If you could have more than one node in one row, there're a several possible solutions, none of each is really elegant, sadly.
You can reconstruct all xmls in table - sql fiddle demo
or you can do your updates in the loop - sql fiddle demo
This may get you off the hump.
Replace #HolderTable with the name of your table.
SELECT T2.myAlias.query('./../PriceLevel[1]').value('.' , 'varchar(64)') as MyXmlFragmentValue
FROM #HolderTable
CROSS APPLY OrderXML.nodes('/InternalOrderDetails/InternalOrderDetail/Item_Number') as T2(myAlias)
SELECT T2.myAlias.query('.') as MyXmlFragment
FROM #HolderTable
CROSS APPLY OrderXML.nodes('/InternalOrderDetails/InternalOrderDetail/Item_Number') as T2(myAlias)
EDIT:
UPDATE
#HolderTable
SET
OrderXML.modify('replace value of (/InternalOrderDetails/InternalOrderDetail/PriceLevel/text())[1] with "MyNewValue"')
WHERE
OrderXML.value('(/InternalOrderDetails/InternalOrderDetail/PriceLevel)[1]', 'varchar(64)') = 'FREE'
print ##ROWCOUNT
Your issue is the [1] in the above.
Why did I put it there?
Here is a sentence from the URL listed below.
Note that the target being updated must be, at most, one node that is explicitly specified in the path expression by adding a "[1]" at the end of the expression.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms190675.aspx
EDIT.
I think I've discovered the the root of your frustration. (No fix, just the problem).
Note below, the second query works.
So I think the [1] is some cases is saying "only ~~search~~ the first node".....and not (as you and I were hoping)...... "use the first node..after you find a match".
UPDATE
#HolderTable
SET
OrderXML.modify('replace value of (/InternalOrderDetails/InternalOrderDetail/PriceLevel/text())[1] with "MyNewValue001"')
WHERE
OrderXML.value('(/InternalOrderDetails/InternalOrderDetail/PriceLevel[text() = "NONFREE"])[1]', 'varchar(64)') = 'NONFREE'
/* and OrderXML.value('(/InternalOrderDetails/InternalOrderDetail/Item_Number)[1]', 'varchar(64)') like '%COTRGUID' */
UPDATE
#HolderTable
SET
OrderXML.modify('replace value of (/InternalOrderDetails/InternalOrderDetail/PriceLevel/text())[1] with "MyNewValue002"')
WHERE
OrderXML.value('(/InternalOrderDetails/InternalOrderDetail/PriceLevel[text() = "FREE"])[1]', 'varchar(64)') = 'FREE'
Try this :
;with InternalOrderDetail as (SELECT id,
Tbl.Col.value('Item_Number[1]', 'varchar(40)') Item_Number,
Tbl.Col.value('CountOfNumber[1]', 'int') CountOfNumber,
case
when Tbl.Col.value('Item_Number[1]', 'varchar(40)') like '%COTRGUID'
and Tbl.Col.value('PriceLevel[1]', 'varchar(40)')='NONFREE'
then 'FREE'
else
Tbl.Col.value('PriceLevel[1]', 'varchar(40)')
end
PriceLevel
FROM (select id ,orderxml from demo)
as a cross apply orderxml.nodes('//InternalOrderDetail')
as
tbl(col) ) ,
cte_data as(SELECT
ID,
'<InternalOrderDetails>'+(SELECT ITEM_NUMBER,COUNTOFNUMBER,PRICELEVEL
FROM InternalOrderDetail
where ID=Results.ID
FOR XML AUTO, ELEMENTS)+'</InternalOrderDetails>' as XML_data
FROM InternalOrderDetail Results
GROUP BY ID)
update demo set orderxml=cast(xml_data as xml)
from demo
inner join cte_data on demo.id=cte_data.id
where cast(orderxml as varchar(2000))!=xml_data;
select * from demo;
SQL Fiddle
I have handled following cases :
1. As required both where clause in question.
2. It will update all <Item_Number> like '%COTRGUID' and <PriceLevel>= NONFREE in one
node, not just the first one.
It may require minor changes for your data and tables.
My query in HQL is basically:
select functionA(a, :paramA), functionB(b, :paramB), functionC(c, :paramC), sum(d)
from tableA
groupby by functionA(a, :paramA), functionB(b, :paramB), functionC(c, :paramC)
However this gets turned into SQL of
select functionA(a, #param0), functionB(b, #param1), functionC(c, #param2), sum(d)
from tableA
groupby by functionA(a, #param3), functionB(b, #param4), functionC(c, #param5)
Now obviously this is going to throw a 'blah' is invalid in the select list because.... error as the group by clause doesn't match the select clause. I'm about to change this to a string format so I can get on with some productive work but if anyone has the answer as to why NHibernate will not reuse the same named query input the 2 times it is used that would be much appreciated.
A similar question seems to have been asked here with no real answer either.
This has been solved in NHibernate 3.0.0.Alpha1. You can get it here