January 12, 2013 at 12:10 am
Hi
I have the following table
CREATE TABLE #Test
(
ProductID int,
MainMasterFeatureID int,
--MasterFeatureValue Varchar(100),
ChilFeatureName varchar(100),
ParentFeatureName varchar(100)
)
INSERT INTO #Test
SELECT 40,1,,'Pack','Type'
UNION ALL
SELECT 40,0,'Laminate','Technology'
UNION ALL
SELECT 40,11,'Yes','Coated'
UNION ALL
SELECT 52,1,'Roll','Type'
UNION ALL
SELECT 52,11,'NO','Coated'
SELECT * FROM #Test
Expected Output
If MainMasterFeatureID = 0 then select value from MasterFeatureValue ..here In case of Technology value is Laminate(select value from MasterFeatureValue)
ELSE
SELECT Value from ChilFeatureName
ProductID Type Technology Coated
40 Pack Laminate YES
52 Roll Null No
Thank you
January 12, 2013 at 1:27 am
This is what I developed:
CREATE TABLE #Test
(
ProductID int,
MainMasterFeatureID int,
MasterFeatureValue Varchar(100),
ChilFeatureName varchar(100),
ParentFeatureName varchar(100)
);
INSERT INTO #Test
SELECT 40,1,'1','Pack','Type'
UNION ALL
SELECT 40,0,'Laminate','Technology','Technology'
UNION ALL
SELECT 40,11,'1','Yes','Coated'
UNION ALL
SELECT 52,1,'1','Roll','Type'
UNION ALL
SELECT 52,11,'1','NO','Coated';
select * from #Test;
go
select
ProductID,
max(case when ParentFeatureName = 'Type'
then case when MainMasterFeatureID = 0 then MasterFeatureValue else ChilFeatureName end
end) as [Type],
max(case when ParentFeatureName = 'Technology'
then case when MainMasterFeatureID = 0 then MasterFeatureValue else ChilFeatureName end
end) as [Technology],
max(case when ParentFeatureName = 'Coated'
then case when MainMasterFeatureID = 0 then MasterFeatureValue else ChilFeatureName end
end) as [Coated]
from
#Test
group by
ProductID;
go
drop table #Test;
go
/*
ProductID Type Technology Coated
40 Pack Laminate YES
52 Roll Null No
*/
January 12, 2013 at 2:28 am
Hi Lynn, thanks for the reply
The value in ParentFeatureName can be dynamically change..it will not always give the same value
I am trying this dynamic pivot..but still not getting the desire results
there is error
DECLARE @ParentFeatureName varchar(max)
SELECT @ParentFeatureName = STUFF((select distinct ',['+'ParentFeatureName'+']' from #Test for xml path(' ')),1,1,'')
--error is coming here to get the distict value
SELECT @ParentFeatureName = (
SELECT SUBSTRING(
(SELECT DISTINCT ',' + CAST(ParentFeatureName as Varchar(MAX)) FROM #Test FOR XML PATH('')),2,2000000))
SELECT
ProductID,'+@ParentFeatureName+'
FROM
(SELECT * FROM #Test) AS D
PIVOT
(
MIN(MasterFeatureValue)
FOR ParentFeatureName IN ('+@ParentFeatureName+')
) AS DD
Group By ProductID
DECLARE @sql VARCHAR(max)
SET @sql = '
SELECT
ProductID,'+@ParentFeatureName+'
FROM
(SELECT * FROM #Test) AS D
PIVOT
(
MIN(MasterFeatureValue)
FOR ParentFeatureName IN ('+@ParentFeatureName+')
) AS DD
Group By ProductID'
EXEC @sql
January 12, 2013 at 3:31 am
Then I suggest reading the following:
January 13, 2013 at 11:04 pm
I think this is what you are looking for...it would dynamically flatten your data :
--Creating Table
CREATE TABLE #Test
(
ProductID int,
MainMasterFeatureID int,
--MasterFeatureValue Varchar(100),
ChilFeatureName varchar(100),
ParentFeatureName varchar(100)
)
--Inserting Sample Data
INSERT INTO #Test
SELECT 40,1,'Pack','Type'
UNION ALL
SELECT 40,0,'Laminate','Technology'
UNION ALL
SELECT 40,11,'Yes','Coated'
UNION ALL
SELECT 52,1,'Roll','Type'
UNION ALL
SELECT 52,11,'NO','Coated'
--Dynamic Cross Tab Query
Declare @sql Varchar(MAX)
Select @sql = 'SELECT ProductID, '
Select @sql = @sql + STUFF((Select DISTINCT ',MAX(Case When ParentFeatureName = ' + CHAR(39) + ParentFeatureName + CHAR(39) + ' Then ChilFeatureName Else ' + CHAR(39) + CHAR(39) + ' End) As ' + ParentFeatureName From #Test For XML PATH('')),1,1,'')
Select @sql = @sql + ' FROM #Test Group By ProductID'
Execute(@sql)
Hope this helps.
January 14, 2013 at 5:53 am
thanks vinu
Now i am trying to join this query with a table to get the desire results
CREATE TABLE #tProduct
(
tProductID bigint PRIMARY KEY,
tProductCode nvarchar(128),
tProductName nvarchar(256),
tManufacturerName nvarchar(256),
tProductDescription nvarchar(4000)
)
EXECUTE ('SELECT *
FROM #tProduct AS P
JOIN(SELECT ProductID, +STUFF((Select DISTINCT '',MAX(Case When ParentFeatureName = '' + CHAR(39) + ParentFeatureName + CHAR(39) + '' Then ChilFeatureName Else '' + CHAR(39) + CHAR(39) + '' End) As '' + ParentFeatureName From #Test For XML PATH('')),1,1,'''')
+ FROM #Test Group By ProductID'' ) AS A ON P.tProductID = A.ProductID')
I am getting this error
Msg 156, Level 15, State 1, Line 4
Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'AS'.
January 14, 2013 at 6:56 am
SQL006 (1/14/2013)
thanks vinuNow i am trying to join this query with a table to get the desire results
CREATE TABLE #tProduct
(
tProductID bigint PRIMARY KEY,
tProductCode nvarchar(128),
tProductName nvarchar(256),
tManufacturerName nvarchar(256),
tProductDescription nvarchar(4000)
)
EXECUTE ('SELECT *
FROM #tProduct AS P
JOIN(SELECT ProductID, +STUFF((Select DISTINCT '',MAX(Case When ParentFeatureName = '' + CHAR(39) + ParentFeatureName + CHAR(39) + '' Then ChilFeatureName Else '' + CHAR(39) + CHAR(39) + '' End) As '' + ParentFeatureName From #Test For XML PATH('')),1,1,'''')
+ FROM #Test Group By ProductID'' ) AS A ON P.tProductID = A.ProductID')
I am getting this error
Msg 156, Level 15, State 1, Line 4
Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'AS'.
First suggestion I have is build the dynamic query into a variable. Second, PRINT it out so you can see the query itself to be sure it is what you expect. If you print it, you can copy it to another query window to test that it actually runs. This is what I do when writing a dynamic query as it is sometimes hard to be sure you have the correct number of single quotes in the correct places otherwise.
January 14, 2013 at 11:33 pm
CREATE TABLE #Test
(
ProductID int,
MainMasterFeatureID int,
--MasterFeatureValue Varchar(100),
ChilFeatureName varchar(100),
ParentFeatureName varchar(100)
)
--Inserting Sample Data
INSERT INTO #Test
SELECT 40,1,'Pack','Type'
UNION ALL
SELECT 40,0,'Laminate','Technology'
UNION ALL
SELECT 40,11,'Yes','Coated'
UNION ALL
SELECT 52,1,'Roll','Type'
UNION ALL
SELECT 52,11,'NO','Coated'
CREATE TABLE #tProduct
(
tProductID int PRIMARY KEY,
tProductCode nvarchar(128),
tProductName nvarchar(256)
)
INSERT INTO #tProduct
SELECT 40,'001','ABC'
UNION ALL
SELECT 52,'002','XYZ'
UNION ALL
SELECT 50,'006','IJK'
Declare @sql Varchar(MAX)
Select @sql = 'SELECT ProductID, ' +STUFF((Select DISTINCT ',MAX(Case When ParentFeatureName = ' + CHAR(39) + ParentFeatureName + CHAR(39) + ' Then ChilFeatureName Else ' + CHAR(39) + CHAR(39) + ' End) As ' + ParentFeatureName From #Test For XML PATH('')),1,1,'')
+ ' FROM #Test Group By ProductID'
DECLARE @product varchar(max)
SET @product = '(SELECT *
FROM #tProduct) AS P JOIN'+@SQL+' AS T ON P.tProductID = T.ProductID'
this error is coming..tried a lot
Msg 156, Level 15, State 1, Line 2
Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'AS'.
Now I want to join this dynamic query to #tProduct to get the desired results:
tProductID tProductName Type Technology Coated
40 ABC Pack Laminate YES
52 XYZ Roll Null No
January 15, 2013 at 1:44 am
When I run the SQL you posted, I don't get that error at all. Instead I get complaints that the objects in bold (fragment of your assignment to @SQL) don't exist:
ParentFeatureName + CHAR(39) + ' Then ChilFeatureName Else ' + CHAR(39) + CHAR(39) + ' End) As ' + ParentFeatureName
From #Test
Neither the column name nor the referenced table are provided in the DDL.
Then of course there's the question of "what do you think you're assigning to @product?" It starts with an open paren. Is that supposed to be a subquery or something?
My thought question: Have you ever been told that your query runs too fast?
My advice:
INDEXing a poor-performing query is like putting sugar on cat food. Yeah, it probably tastes better but are you sure you want to eat it?
The path of least resistance can be a slippery slope. Take care that fixing your fixes of fixes doesn't snowball and end up costing you more than fixing the root cause would have in the first place.
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January 15, 2013 at 2:21 am
SQL006 (1/14/2013)
CREATE TABLE #Test
(
ProductID int,
MainMasterFeatureID int,
--MasterFeatureValue Varchar(100),
ChilFeatureName varchar(100),
ParentFeatureName varchar(100)
)
--Inserting Sample Data
INSERT INTO #Test
SELECT 40,1,'Pack','Type'
UNION ALL
SELECT 40,0,'Laminate','Technology'
UNION ALL
SELECT 40,11,'Yes','Coated'
UNION ALL
SELECT 52,1,'Roll','Type'
UNION ALL
SELECT 52,11,'NO','Coated'
CREATE TABLE #tProduct
(
tProductID int PRIMARY KEY,
tProductCode nvarchar(128),
tProductName nvarchar(256)
)
INSERT INTO #tProduct
SELECT 40,'001','ABC'
UNION ALL
SELECT 52,'002','XYZ'
UNION ALL
SELECT 50,'006','IJK'
Declare @sql Varchar(MAX)
Select @sql = 'SELECT ProductID, ' +STUFF((Select DISTINCT ',MAX(Case When ParentFeatureName = ' + CHAR(39) + ParentFeatureName + CHAR(39) + ' Then ChilFeatureName Else ' + CHAR(39) + CHAR(39) + ' End) As ' + ParentFeatureName From #Test For XML PATH('')),1,1,'')
+ ' FROM #Test Group By ProductID'
DECLARE @product varchar(max)
SET @product = '(SELECT *
FROM #tProduct) AS P JOIN'+@SQL+' AS T ON P.tProductID = T.ProductID'
this error is coming..tried a lot
Msg 156, Level 15, State 1, Line 2
Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'AS'.
Now I want to join this dynamic query to #tProduct to get the desired results:
tProductID tProductName Type Technology Coated
40 ABC Pack Laminate YES
52 XYZ Roll Null No
The following is the edited version of your above sql. I've marked the changes that I made in bold. It gets you the required results :
Declare @sql Varchar(MAX)
DECLARE @product varchar(max)
Select @sql = 'SELECT ProductID, ' +STUFF((Select DISTINCT ',MAX(Case When ParentFeatureName = ' + CHAR(39) + ParentFeatureName + CHAR(39) + ' Then ChilFeatureName Else ' + CHAR(39) + CHAR(39) + ' End) As ' + ParentFeatureName From #Test For XML PATH('')),1,1,'')
+ ' FROM #Test Group By ProductID'
SET @product = 'Select tProductId, tProductName, Type, Technology, Coated From (SELECT * FROM #tProduct) AS P JOIN ('+@SQL+') AS T ON P.tProductID = T.ProductID'
Execute (@Product)
If you still don't understand then print the variable @product for both the queries...yours and mine....you'll see the difference.
Hope this worked out for you.
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