December 3, 2009 at 12:33 pm
Hi All,
Can i give multiple conditons in one statement ? Actually in my SQL i have two columns comes from view F
TS_USER_18 TS_USER_11
P1
P1 NP
P1 P1
I want to count only where Provider is P1 and AltProvider is empty. I don't know why following SQL is not returning correct result. When I give only one condition i get correct value from the table.
SELECT F.Requirements
, Count(F.TS_NAME)AS TotalTestCases
, COUNT(CASE WHEN TS_USER_18 Like '%P1%' And TS_USER_11 <> '' Then TS_USER_18 END) AS P1
, COUNT(CASE WHEN TS_USER_18 Like '%P2%' Then TS_USER_18 END) AS P2
, COUNT(CASE WHEN TS_USER_18 Like '%NP%' Then TS_USER_18 END) AS NP
, COUNT(CASE WHEN TS_USER_11 <> '' Then TS_USER_11 END) AS AltProvider
From (
SELECT Distinct TEST.TS_NAME,
(
SELECT TESTCYCL.TC_STATUS from TESTCYCL where TEST.TS_TEST_ID = TESTCYCL.TC_TEST_ID and TESTCYCL.TC_CYCLE_ID =
(Select max(TESTCYCL.TC_CYCLE_ID) from TESTCYCL WHERE TESTCYCL.TC_TEST_ID = TEST.TS_TEST_ID)) AS STATUS
,TEST.TS_USER_24 AS TC_VALIDATED, Requirements =
Case
WHEN RQ_REQ_PATH Like 'AAAAADAARAADAAC%' Then 'Medi'
WHEN RQ_REQ_PATH Like 'AAAAADAALAAN%' THEN 'MHS'
WHEN RQ_REQ_PATH Like 'AAAAADAALAAPAAB%' THEN 'OB90'
Else
'Unknown'
END, TEST.TS_USER_18, TEST.TS_USER_11, TEST.TS_USER_14, TEST.TS_USER_22
FROM TEST, REQ_COVER, REQ
WHERE TEST.TS_TEST_ID = REQ_COVER.RC_ENTITY_ID AND REQ.RQ_REQ_ID = REQ_COVER.RC_REQ_ID
) F
Group by F.Requirements
December 3, 2009 at 12:40 pm
Your text says you want the second column to be blank, but the actual code tests the exact opposite, so far as I can tell. What am I missing?
And TS_USER_11 <> ''
That part of the code is testing to make sure it is NOT blank.
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December 3, 2009 at 12:45 pm
oK Let me explain. Let say my table is something like this.
TS_USER_11 TS_USER_18
P1
P1 P2
P2
P1
P1 P1
P2
P1
NP P2
P1
I need out put like this . It will show how 9 rows are distributed across different providers (P1, P2, NP and Alternate)
P1 P2 NP Alt(Where TS_USER18 is not equal to null)
4 2 0 3
December 3, 2009 at 12:58 pm
This is how I like to do that kind of thing in SQL 2000. (It's easier in SQL 2005 with the Pivot command.)
if object_id(N'tempdb..#T') is not null
drop table #T;
create table #T (
ID int identity primary key,
TS_USER_11 char(2),
TS_USER_18 char(2));
insert into #T (TS_USER_11, TS_USER_18)
select 'P1','' union all
select 'P1','P2' union all
select 'P2','' union all
select 'P1','' union all
select 'P1','P1' union all
select 'P2','' union all
select 'NP','P2' union all
select 'P1','';
select
(select count(*)
from #T
where TS_USER_11 = 'P1'
and TS_USER_18 = '') as P1,
(select count(*)
from #T
where TS_USER_11 = 'P2'
and TS_USER_18 = '') as P2,
(select count(*)
from #T
where TS_USER_11 = 'NP'
and TS_USER_18 = '') as NP,
(select count(*)
from #T
where TS_USER_18 != '') as Alt;
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