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dear friends, I need to group records. the sample data below is result of collected data from different tables. If you interest also I mentioned which data came from which table.
TRANSACTION 24 2012-12-09 TRANSACTION 25 2012-12-09 TRANSACTION 26 2012-14-09 TRANSACTION 27 2012-15-09 TRANSACTIONFEE 24 2012-12-09 TRANSACTIONFEE 25 2012-12-09 TRANSACTIONFEE 26 2012-14-09 TRANSACTIONFEE 27 2012-15-09 COMISSION 24 2012-12-09 COMISSION 25 2012-12-09 COMISSION 26 2012-14-09 COMISSION 27 2012-15-09 MONEYREQUEST - 2012-15-12 MONEYREQUEST - 2012-17-12 MONEYREQUEST - 2012-12-09 CHARGEBACK 24 2012-19-12 CHARGEBACK 24 2012-14-09
chargebacks -> tblChargebacks monetrequests -> tblMonetrequests transactions -> tblTransactions, Field : Amount transactionfees -> tblTransactions, Field : trnFee comissions -> tblTransactions, Field : Comission
as you see some data come from its own tabe, but transaction related data came from one table. I merge data with this view:
SELECT 'TRANSACTION' AS type, OrderID, OperationDate FROM tblTransactions UNION ALL SELECT 'TRANSACTIONFEE' AS type, OrderID, OperationDate FROM tblTransactions UNION ALL SELECT 'COMISSION' AS type, OrderID, OperationDate FROM tblTransactions UNION ALL SELECT 'CHARGEBACK' AS type, OrderNo AS OrderID, OperationDate FROM tblChargeBacks UNION ALL SELECT 'MONEYREQUEST' AS type, '-' AS OrderID, OperationDate FROM tblMoneyRequests
problem is, as this is an accounting software I need to keep transaction records together. but also I need to obey date sorting rules. nobody wants to see records belong to 2 days ago, in today's report. here's the sample I need:
TRANSACTION 24 2012-12-09 TRANSACTIONFEE 24 2012-12-09 COMISSION 24 2012-12-09 MONEYREQUEST - 2012-12-09
TRANSACTION 25 2012-12-09 TRANSACTIONFEE 25 2012-12-09 COMISSION 25 2012-12-09
TRANSACTION 26 2012-14-09 TRANSACTIONFEE 26 2012-14-09 COMISSION 26 2012-14-09 CHARGEBACK 24 2012-14-09
TRANSACTION 27 2012-15-09 TRANSACTIONFEE 27 2012-15-09 COMISSION 27 2012-15-09 MONEYREQUEST - 2012-15-12
MONEYREQUEST - 2012-17-12 CHARGEBACK 24 2012-19-12
as you see, basically result must be sorted by date. but meanwhile it should keep TRANSACTION, COMISSION and MONEYREQUEST records together.
any idea please ?
edit: I attched sample sql to test. of courde I'll add amount fields to my result set but to simplify I just didnt included to text above.
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Can't you just order by Order ID?
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Stupeo (11/14/2012) Can't you just order by Order ID?
no my friend, because transactions, transaction fees and commissions came from one table, others come from different tables. lets say, transaction's ID is at 6000. chargeback's ID is at 2000. then they wont follow process date order. I can achive this on client side. this looks like detail report:
select amount from tbltrasctions -- select fee from tbltansactions where ID= (above ID) -- select comissionfrom tbltansactions where ID= (above ID) select amount from tblchargebacks select amount from tblmoneyrequests
then I need to sort this according to process date BUT: I need to keep firs 3 record set "together"
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sorry. sql statements for creating table and records are in attached file because they seemed too long to me. the sample data in post actually is not data. I used to explain what kind of sorting I need. I think by this way it would be more clear. but if you say so, sure I can remove these explanations, but this time how would I explain reader what kind of sorting do I need.
please direct me to right way my friend, thanks.
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Many work places do not allow file downloads from internet... So, it will be much more helpful if you include your DDL scripts into post. Just wrap them with appropriate "code" tags from the "IFCode Shortcuts" they are on the left side from text posting box.
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I've managed to get a script out and alter it to use temp tables
CREATE TABLE #tblChargeBacks( [ID] [int] IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL, [amount] [float] NULL, [OrderID] [nvarchar](50) NULL, [OperationDate] [datetime] NULL, [type] [nvarchar](50) NULL, CONSTRAINT [PK_tblChargeBacks] PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED ( [ID] ASC )WITH (PAD_INDEX = OFF, STATISTICS_NORECOMPUTE = OFF, IGNORE_DUP_KEY = OFF, ALLOW_ROW_LOCKS = ON, ALLOW_PAGE_LOCKS = ON) ON [PRIMARY] ) ON [PRIMARY] CREATE TABLE #tblMoneyRequests( [ID] [int] IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL, [amount] [float] NULL, [OrderID] [nvarchar](50) NULL, [OperationDate] [datetime] NULL, [type] [nvarchar](50) NULL, CONSTRAINT [PK_tblMoneyRequests] PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED ( [ID] ASC )WITH (PAD_INDEX = OFF, STATISTICS_NORECOMPUTE = OFF, IGNORE_DUP_KEY = OFF, ALLOW_ROW_LOCKS = ON, ALLOW_PAGE_LOCKS = ON) ON [PRIMARY] ) ON [PRIMARY] CREATE TABLE #tblTransactions( [ID] [int] IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL, [OrderID] [nvarchar](50) NULL, [amount] [float] NULL, [Comission] [float] NULL, [fee] [float] NULL, [OperationDate] [datetime] NULL, [type] [nvarchar](50) NULL, CONSTRAINT [PK_Transactions] PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED ( [ID] ASC )WITH (PAD_INDEX = OFF, STATISTICS_NORECOMPUTE = OFF, IGNORE_DUP_KEY = OFF, ALLOW_ROW_LOCKS = ON, ALLOW_PAGE_LOCKS = ON) ON [PRIMARY] ) ON [PRIMARY] GO
SET IDENTITY_INSERT #tblChargeBacks ON GO INSERT #tblChargeBacks ([ID], [amount], [OrderID], [OperationDate], [type]) VALUES (1, 7, N'24', CAST(0x0000A12C00000000 AS DateTime), N'CHARGEBACK') GO INSERT #tblChargeBacks ([ID], [amount], [OrderID], [OperationDate], [type]) VALUES (2, 7, N'24', CAST(0x0000A0CC00000000 AS DateTime), N'CHARGEBACK') GO SET IDENTITY_INSERT #tblChargeBacks OFF GO SET IDENTITY_INSERT #tblMoneyRequests ON
GO INSERT #tblMoneyRequests ([ID], [amount], [OrderID], [OperationDate], [type]) VALUES (1, 9, N'-', CAST(0x0000A12A00000000 AS DateTime), N'MONEYREQUEST') GO INSERT #tblMoneyRequests ([ID], [amount], [OrderID], [OperationDate], [type]) VALUES (2, 9, N'-', CAST(0x0000A12800000000 AS DateTime), N'MONEYREQUEST') GO INSERT #tblMoneyRequests ([ID], [amount], [OrderID], [OperationDate], [type]) VALUES (3, 9, N'-', CAST(0x0000A12200000000 AS DateTime), N'MONEYREQUEST') GO SET IDENTITY_INSERT #tblMoneyRequests OFF GO SET IDENTITY_INSERT #tblTransactions ON
GO INSERT #tblTransactions ([ID], [OrderID], [amount], [Comission], [fee], [OperationDate], [type]) VALUES (1, N'24', 1, 4, 5, CAST(0x0000A0CA00000000 AS DateTime), N'TRANSACTION') GO INSERT #tblTransactions ([ID], [OrderID], [amount], [Comission], [fee], [OperationDate], [type]) VALUES (2, N'25', 2, 4, 5, CAST(0x0000A0CA00000000 AS DateTime), N'TRANSACTION') GO INSERT #tblTransactions ([ID], [OrderID], [amount], [Comission], [fee], [OperationDate], [type]) VALUES (3, N'26', 3, 4, 5, CAST(0x0000A0CC00000000 AS DateTime), N'TRANSACTION') GO INSERT #tblTransactions ([ID], [OrderID], [amount], [Comission], [fee], [OperationDate], [type]) VALUES (4, N'27', 4, 4, 5, CAST(0x0000A0CD00000000 AS DateTime), N'TRANSACTION') GO SET IDENTITY_INSERT #tblTransactions OFF
On tblMoneyRequests as OrderId on the table is blank (or rather '-'), so I cant see a way to join these rows to the other tables.
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OK, I'm guessing here, since I can't work out why you group the MONEYREQUESTs where you do in your expected results, nor what the Comission and fee columns signify.
WITH Transactions AS ( SELECT type, OrderId, OperationDate FROM #tblTransactions WHERE type = 'TRANSACTION' UNION ALL SELECT 'TRANSACTIONFEE', OrderID, OperationDate FROM #tblTransactions WHERE fee = 5 UNION ALL SELECT 'COMISSION', OrderID, OperationDate FROM #tblTransactions WHERE Comission = 4 UNION ALL SELECT type, OrderID, OperationDate FROM #tblMoneyRequests WHERE type = 'MONEYREQUEST' UNION ALL SELECT type, OrderID, OperationDate FROM #tblChargeBacks WHERE type = 'CHARGEBACK' ) SELECT type, OrderID, OperationDate FROM Transactions ORDER BY OperationDate, OrderID
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I found filling a dataset programmatically more easy. My concern was sql performance vs aspnet performance but this way is more easy.
I thank you everyone for their ideas. to Eugene Elutin: I apologize for my long sample post.
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