Here is your code posted so others can see it easily.
-- Using SQL2008 R2
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#Sales') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE #Sales
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#Costs') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE #Costs
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#Sales_vs_Costs') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE #Sales_vs_Costs
CREATE TABLE #Sales
(
CustNo INT
,JobNo VARCHAR(12)
,DeptID VARCHAR(10)
,TotalSales float
,Split float
)
CREATE TABLE #Costs
(
JobNo VARCHAR(12)
,DeptID VARCHAR(10)
,Costs float
)
CREATE TABLE #Sales_vs_Costs
(
CustNo INT
,JobNo VARCHAR(12)
,DeptID VARCHAR(10)
,TotalSales float
,SplitSales FLOAT
,TotalCosts FLOAT
,SplitCosts float
)
-- Have sales for 2 depts for J1.
-- Revenue is split between Cust1 and Cust 2 40/60%
INSERT INTO #Sales
SELECT 1,'J1','D1',1000, 0.4
UNION
SELECT 1,'J1','D2',2000, 0.4
UNION
SELECT 2,'J1','D1',1000, 0.6
UNION
SELECT 2,'J1','D2',2000, 0.6
-- Sales
SELECT
[CustNo]
,[JobNo]
,[DeptID]
,[TotalSales]
,[Split]
,TotalSales * Split AS SplitSales
FROM #Sales
-- Now I have costs, but costs only belong to 1 customer that may not even be a customer that the revenue was recorded for, but we need link costs and sales, according to revenue split
-- So if costs are $100 and split 60/40% Cust 1 get $60 and Cust 2 gets $40
-- Further the departments that revenue is recorded against may not be same as costs. For example record costs for Dept 1 and 2, but sales assinged to Dept's 1 and 3
INSERT INTO #Costs
(
JobNo
,DeptID
,Costs
)
SELECT 'J1','D1',500
UNION
SELECT 'J1','D3',1000
SELECT * FROM #Costs
-- Expected Results
-- All departments that have costs or sales should be listed with respected values
-- I cant for the life of me figure out how to get customer in every row and all depts and respective costs and sales
INSERT INTO [#Sales_vs_Costs]
(
[CustNo]
,[JobNo]
,[DeptID]
,[TotalSales]
,[SplitSales]
,[TotalCosts]
,[SplitCosts]
)
SELECT 1,'J1','D1',1000, 0.4, 500, 200
UNION
SELECT 1,'J1','D2',2000, 0.4,0,0
UNION
SELECT 1,'J1','D3',0, 0.4,1000,400
UNION
SELECT 2,'J1','D1',1000, 0.6,500,300
UNION
SELECT 2,'J1','D2',2000, 0.6,0,0
UNION
SELECT 2,'J1','D3',0, 0.6,1000,600
SELECT * FROM #Sales_vs_Costs AS svc
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#Sales') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE #Sales
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#Costs') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE #Costs
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#Sales_vs_Costs') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE #Sales_vs_Costs
You just need to use the SQL IFCode Shortcut (tag) that appears to the left of the posting window.
I'll take a look now to see if I can make heads or tails.
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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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