December 18, 2014 at 3:35 pm
Hi Guys,
Need help with SQL Code, I am sure, it will done through Cursor or while loop.(Please correct me or guide me, if there is easiest way).
Here is my Source data (As an example)
ID,Client,TxDate,GrossCost
1,abc,11/10/2014,$10.07
2,Dest,11/10/2014,$10.07
3,Dest,11/10/2014,$10.07
4,Dest,11/10/2014,$10.07
5,xyz,11/10/2014,$10.07
6,abc,11/10/2014,$10.07
First requirement is from source file exclude all Client where Client = Dest
Second Step I have list of Clients (Len,ghi,tab)
My requirement is in the source file when client = Dest create a Same duplicate record for other three clients (Len,ghi,tab)
Here is my final final should looks lik.
ID,Client,TxDate,GrossCost
1,abc,11/10/2014,$10.07
2,Dest,11/10/2014,$10.07
2,Len,11/10/2014,$10.07
2,ghi,11/10/2014,$10.07
2,tab,11/10/2014,$10.07
3,Dest,11/10/2014,$10.07
3,Len,11/10/2014,$10.07
3,ghi,11/10/2014,$10.07
3,tab,11/10/2014,$10.07
4,Dest,11/10/2014,$10.07
4,Len,11/10/2014,$10.07
4,ghi,11/10/2014,$10.07
4,tab,11/10/2014,$10.07
5,xyz,11/10/2014,$10.07
6,abc,11/10/2014,$10.07
Please let me, if my question is not clear.
Please its urgent.
Thank You.
December 18, 2014 at 4:34 pm
Edit: Don't have data to test, but something like this should do it.
SELECT tn.ID,ca.Client,tn.TxDate,tn.GrossCost
FROM table_name tn
CROSS APPLY (
SELECT tn.Client AS Client
UNION ALL
SELECT 'LEN'
WHERE tn.Client = 'Dest'
UNION ALL
SELECT 'ghi'
WHERE tn.Client = 'Dest'
UNION ALL
SELECT 'tab'
WHERE tn.Client = 'Dest'
) AS ca
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December 18, 2014 at 6:26 pm
Or this?
WITH YourTable (ID,Client,TxDate,GrossCost) AS
(
SELECT 1,'abc',CAST('11/10/2014' AS DATE),$10.07
UNION ALL SELECT 2,'Dest','11/10/2014',$10.07
UNION ALL SELECT 3,'Dest','11/10/2014',$10.07
UNION ALL SELECT 4,'Dest','11/10/2014',$10.07
UNION ALL SELECT 5,'xyz','11/10/2014',$10.07
UNION ALL SELECT 6,'abc','11/10/2014',$10.07
)
SELECT ID, Client=ISNULL(NewClient,Client), TxDate, GrossCost
FROM YourTable a
OUTER APPLY
(
SELECT NewClient
FROM
(
VALUES ('len'),('ghi'),('tab'),('Dest')
) a (NewClient)
WHERE Client = 'Dest'
) b;
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December 18, 2014 at 9:13 pm
Thank You so much for your prompt reply. I will run your sql to real data and I will let you know. Looks good right now.
Thank You.
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