October 11, 2012 at 7:53 am
SELECT DISTINCT RepairSheetH.RepairSheetNr, Vehicle.unitnr, Vehicle.groupid, Vehicle.brandId, Vehicle.modelId, Vehicle.version, Vehicle.Type_Fleet,
RepairSheetH.close_date,
CASE WHEN RepairSheetH.unitnr = Vehicle.unitnr THEN count(vehicle.modelId) ELSE 0 END as TotalModels
FROM Vehicle INNER JOIN
RepairSheetH ON Vehicle.unitnr = RepairSheetH.UnitNr INNER JOIN
RepairSheetL ON RepairSheetH.RepairSheetNr = RepairSheetL.RepairSheetNr INNER JOIN
CashFlow_Accounts ON RepairSheetH.Company = CashFlow_Accounts.Company AND RepairSheetL.cashflow = CashFlow_Accounts.CashFlow_AccID
where RepairSheetL.cashflow='201708' and vehicle.Type_Fleet<>'FS'
GROUP BY RepairSheetH.RepairSheetNr,CashFlow_Accounts.CashFlow_AccID,Vehicle.unitnr,Vehicle.groupid,Vehicle.brandId,Vehicle.modelId,Vehicle.version,Vehicle.Type_Fleet,RepairSheetH.Date,RepairSheetH.close_date,RepairSheetH.total_value,RepairSheetL.cashflow,RepairSheetH.UnitNr
Ok So this query basically pulls back all the vehicles that have had a tyre fitted based on the "where RepairSheetL.cashflow='201708'" where '201708' is the code for tyres. Now I need to be able to pull back all the modelid in the fleet linked to the modelid of the Unitnr in question. Heres an example of a result row
RepairSheetNrunitnrgroupidbrandIdmodelIdversion Type_Fleet Closed_date TotalModels
500000381EDMNFIATGRANDE PUNTO 1.2 8V DYNAMIC 5DROF 2012-09-31 1
I would need the column TotalModels to reflect the total number of that particular model of vehicle on the fleet at that time. When finished I am going to use this dataset in SSRS, the table that holds the data is Vehicle, does anybody have an example of how I could do this. I attempted a case statement to no avail, should I use a subquery?
October 11, 2012 at 8:15 am
Do you get different results with/without the DISTINCT?
Here's a reformatted copy of the query. I've added table aliases to make it a little more readable and changed the order of the columns in the GROUP BY to see which ones are in the output list and which are not.
SELECT DISTINCT
h.RepairSheetNr,
v.unitnr,
v.groupid,
v.brandId,
v.modelId,
v.version,
v.Type_Fleet,
h.close_date,
-- you don't need this CASE because the condition already exists in a join: v.unitnr = h.UnitNr
-- count(CASE WHEN h.unitnr = v.unitnr THEN v.modelId ELSE 0 END) AS TotalModels
COUNT(v.modelId) AS TotalModels
FROM Vehicle v
INNER JOIN RepairSheetH h
ON v.unitnr = h.UnitNr
INNER JOIN RepairSheetL l
ON h.RepairSheetNr = l.RepairSheetNr
INNER JOIN CashFlow_Accounts cf
ON h.Company = cf.Company
AND l.cashflow = cf.CashFlow_AccID
WHERE l.cashflow = '201708'
AND v.Type_Fleet<>'FS'
GROUP BY
h.RepairSheetNr,
v.unitnr,
v.groupid,
v.brandId,
v.modelId,
v.version,
v.Type_Fleet,
h.close_date,
cf.CashFlow_AccID,
h.Date,
h.total_value,
l.cashflow,
h.UnitNr
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October 11, 2012 at 8:38 am
Didn't work just pulled back the same result set, I need the query to be able to search the vehicle table for all the modelid on the fleet at that time linked to the particular Modelid of the row returned. So if the modelid of a row is GRANDE PUNTO 1.2, I need the TotalModels column to reflect the count of that particular model on the fleet at that time. Thanks for the effort
October 11, 2012 at 8:41 am
thomasrichardson2000 (10/11/2012)
Didn't work just pulled back the same result set, I need the query to be able to search the vehicle table for all the modelid on the fleet at that time linked to the particular Modelid of the row returned. So if the modelid of a row is GRANDE PUNTO 1.2, I need the TotalModels column to reflect the count of that particular model on the fleet at that time. Thanks for the effort
What didn't work?
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October 11, 2012 at 9:08 am
RepairSheetNrunitnrgroupidbrandIdmodelIdversionType_Fleetclose_dateTotalModels
500000384EDMNFIATGRANDE PUNTO 1.28V DYNAMIC 5DROF 2012-07-31 00:00:00.0001
Sorry the query ran fine, it just returned the exact same result set as the query I posted.
I need the total value to reflect the total number of that particular model on the fleet at present, for example in the case above i know there are 45 "GRANDE PUNTO 1.2 ", ineed the results to reflect this
October 11, 2012 at 9:17 am
thomasrichardson2000 (10/11/2012)
RepairSheetNrunitnrgroupidbrandIdmodelIdversionType_Fleetclose_dateTotalModels500000384EDMNFIATGRANDE PUNTO 1.28V DYNAMIC 5DROF 2012-07-31 00:00:00.0001
Sorry the query ran fine, it just returned the exact same result set as the query I posted.
I need the total value to reflect the total number of that particular model on the fleet at present, for example in the case above i know there are 45 "GRANDE PUNTO 1.2 ", ineed the results to reflect this
That was the intention, Thomas - I made the query more readable for others, that's all 🙂
Are you only getting one row back with this query? If you are getting several, then it would be helpful if you could post a set of them embracing several models. Post in a readily-consumable format, like this:
CREATE TABLE #Temp (RepairSheetNr ?, unitnr ?, groupid ?, brandId ?, modelId ?, version ?, Type_Fleet ?, close_date DATETIME, TotalModels INT)
INSERT INTO #Temp
SELECT 5000003, 84, 'EDMN', 'FIAT','GRANDE PUNTO 1.2', '8V DYNAMIC 5DR', 'OF', '2012-07-31 00:00:00.000',1 UNION ALL
Don't forget to include the datatypes in the CREATE TABLE - replace ? with the correct type.
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October 11, 2012 at 9:58 am
I am getting over 500 single results, heres some sample data to work with
CREATE TABLE #Temp (RepairSheetNr int, unitnr int, groupid char(4), brandId varchar(40), modelId varchar(40), version varchar(40), Type_Fleet char(10), close_date DATETIME, TotalModels INT)
INSERT INTO #Temp
SELECT 5000003, 84, 'EDMN', 'FIAT', 'GRANDE PUNTO 1.2', '8V DYNAMIC 5DR', 'OF','2012-07-31 00:00:00.000', 1
UNION ALL
select 5000016,671,'IDMD','TOYOTA','AVENSIS 2.0D-4D','TERRA DPF 4DR','OF','2012-05-04 00:00:00.000','1'
UNION ALL
select 5000024,472,'CDMD','FORD','FOCUS STYLE 1.6TDCI','STYLE 1.6 TDCI 109PS','OF', '2012-03-01 00:00:00.000','1'
UNION ALL
select 5000058,698,'IDMD','FORD','MONDEO 1.8 TDCI','ECONETIC 09 MY 4DR','OF','2012-05-09 00:00:00.000','1'
UNION ALL
select 5000078,430,'CDMD','OPEL','ASTRA 1.3CDTISC', '95PS 5DR','BB', '2012-03-06 00:00:00.000','1'
October 11, 2012 at 10:04 am
What do you see if you order the results by Vehicle.modelId? Do you get multiple rows per model? That's what I'm looking for.
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October 11, 2012 at 10:21 am
"What do you see if you order the results by Vehicle.modelId? Do you get multiple rows per model? That's what I'm looking for."
Yes when I order them by Vehicle.modelId I get multiple rows per model, these are models that have had tyres changed etc, I need the total models column to give me the total amount of those models in the fleet, irrespective of anything
RepairSheetNrunitnrgroupidbrandIdmodelIdversionType_Fleetclose_dateTotalModels
500007651EDMNPEUGEOT207 S 1.48VOF 2012-03-06 00:00:00.00047
October 11, 2012 at 10:24 am
thomasrichardson2000 (10/11/2012)
"What do you see if you order the results by Vehicle.modelId? Do you get multiple rows per model? That's what I'm looking for."Yes when I order them by Vehicle.modelId I get multiple rows per model, these are models that have had tyres changed etc, I need the total models column to give me the total amount of those models in the fleet, irrespective of anything
RepairSheetNrunitnrgroupidbrandIdmodelIdversionType_Fleetclose_dateTotalModels
500007651EDMNPEUGEOT207 S 1.48VOF 2012-03-06 00:00:00.00047
Good. Pick a couple of models which only have about 5 or so rows, and post the data as I showed you earlier.
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October 11, 2012 at 10:42 am
CREATE TABLE #Temp (RepairSheetNr int, unitnr int, groupid char(4), brandId varchar(40), modelId varchar(40), version varchar(40), Type_Fleet char(10), close_date DATETIME, TotalModels INT)
INSERT INTO #Temp
SELECT '5000023', '83', 'EDMN', 'FIAT', 'GRANDE PUNTO 1.2', '8V DYNAMIC 5DR', 'OF','2012-04-08 00:00:00.000', 1
UNION ALL
select '5000094', '84', 'EDMN', 'FIAT', 'GRANDE PUNTO 1.2', '8V DYNAMIC 5DR', 'OF','2012-08-31 00:00:00.000', 1
UNION ALL
SELECT'5000085', '85', 'EDMN', 'FIAT', 'GRANDE PUNTO 1.2', '8V DYNAMIC 5DR', 'OF','2012-08-25 00:00:00.000', 1
UNION ALL
SELECT'5000056', '86', 'EDMN', 'FIAT', 'GRANDE PUNTO 1.2', '8V DYNAMIC 5DR', 'OF','2012-07-14 00:00:00.000', 1
UNION ALL
SELECT'5000077', '87', 'EDMN', 'FIAT', 'GRANDE PUNTO 1.2', '8V DYNAMIC 5DR', 'OF','2012-04-31 00:00:00.000', 1
October 12, 2012 at 12:54 am
thomasrichardson2000 (10/11/2012)
CREATE TABLE #Temp (RepairSheetNr int, unitnr int, groupid char(4), brandId varchar(40), modelId varchar(40), version varchar(40), Type_Fleet char(10), close_date DATETIME, TotalModels INT)INSERT INTO #Temp
SELECT '5000023', '83', 'EDMN', 'FIAT', 'GRANDE PUNTO 1.2', '8V DYNAMIC 5DR', 'OF','2012-04-08 00:00:00.000', 1
UNION ALL
select '5000094', '84', 'EDMN', 'FIAT', 'GRANDE PUNTO 1.2', '8V DYNAMIC 5DR', 'OF','2012-08-31 00:00:00.000', 1
UNION ALL
SELECT'5000085', '85', 'EDMN', 'FIAT', 'GRANDE PUNTO 1.2', '8V DYNAMIC 5DR', 'OF','2012-08-25 00:00:00.000', 1
UNION ALL
SELECT'5000056', '86', 'EDMN', 'FIAT', 'GRANDE PUNTO 1.2', '8V DYNAMIC 5DR', 'OF','2012-07-14 00:00:00.000', 1
UNION ALL
SELECT'5000077', '87', 'EDMN', 'FIAT', 'GRANDE PUNTO 1.2', '8V DYNAMIC 5DR', 'OF','2012-04-31 00:00:00.000', 1
Thanks Thomas, that helped. Note that April only has 30 days.
-- Using DISTINCT will probably screw up your counts
-- If you get "dupes" in the output, deal with it properly
SELECT --DISTINCT
h.RepairSheetNr,
v.unitnr,
v.groupid,
v.brandId,
v.modelId,
v.version,
v.Type_Fleet,
h.close_date,
COUNT(*) OVER (PARTITION BY v.modelId, v.Type_Fleet) AS TotalModels
FROM Vehicle v
INNER JOIN RepairSheetH h
ON v.unitnr = h.UnitNr
INNER JOIN RepairSheetL l
ON h.RepairSheetNr = l.RepairSheetNr
INNER JOIN CashFlow_Accounts cf
ON h.Company = cf.Company
AND l.cashflow = cf.CashFlow_AccID
WHERE l.cashflow = '201708'
AND v.Type_Fleet<>'FS'
ORDER BY v.modelId, v.Type_Fleet
/* I don't think you need this GROUP BY, but TEST to be sure.
GROUP BY
h.RepairSheetNr,
v.unitnr,
v.groupid,
v.brandId,
v.modelId,
v.version,
v.Type_Fleet,
h.close_date,
cf.CashFlow_AccID,
h.Date,
h.total_value,
l.cashflow,
h.UnitNr
*/
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October 15, 2012 at 2:50 am
Thanks Chris, I think I need to explain myself a little bit better,
RepairSheetNr unitnr groupid brandId modelId version Type_Fleet close_date TotalModels TotalModelsInFleet
5000076 51 EDMN PEUGEOT 207 S 1.4 8V OF 2012-03-06 00:00:00.000 47 143
At the moment I have the total number of models that have had tyres replaced Which is the TotalModels Column. What I am looking for is to compare this against the absolute total number of that model on the fleet. I highlighted the Field TotalmodelsInFleet, This is the expected result I would want to achieve. Any Ideas?
October 15, 2012 at 2:58 am
thomasrichardson2000 (10/15/2012)
Thanks Chris, I think I need to explain myself a little bit better,RepairSheetNr unitnr groupid brandId modelId version Type_Fleet close_date TotalModels TotalModelsInFleet
5000076 51 EDMN PEUGEOT 207 S 1.4 8V OF 2012-03-06 00:00:00.000 47 143
At the moment I have the total number of models that have had tyres replaced Which is the TotalModels Column. What I am looking for is to compare this against the absolute total number of that model on the fleet. I highlighted the Field TotalmodelsInFleet, This is the expected result I would want to achieve. Any Ideas?
It might be as simple as this:
SELECT
h.RepairSheetNr,
v.unitnr,
v.groupid,
v.brandId,
v.modelId,
v.version,
v.Type_Fleet,
h.close_date,
COUNT(*) OVER (PARTITION BY v.modelId, v.Type_Fleet) AS TotalModelsInFleet,
COUNT(*) OVER (PARTITION BY v.modelId) AS TotalModels
FROM Vehicle v
INNER JOIN RepairSheetH h
ON v.unitnr = h.UnitNr
INNER JOIN RepairSheetL l
ON h.RepairSheetNr = l.RepairSheetNr
INNER JOIN CashFlow_Accounts cf
ON h.Company = cf.Company
AND l.cashflow = cf.CashFlow_AccID
WHERE l.cashflow = '201708'
AND v.Type_Fleet<>'FS'
ORDER BY v.modelId, v.Type_Fleet
For better assistance in answering your questions, please read this[/url].
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October 15, 2012 at 10:29 am
Chris just tried that, These two columns were identical
COUNT(*) OVER (PARTITION BY v.modelId, v.Type_Fleet) AS TotalModelsInFleet,
COUNT(*) OVER (PARTITION BY v.modelId) AS TotalModels
Thanks for your help
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