October 14, 2013 at 4:19 pm
drop table #TypeCode
create table #TypeCode(TypeCodeId int identity(1,1), TypeCode bigint, Name varchar(50))
insert into #TypeCode values
(3001, 'Loan Type'),
(3004, 'Transaction Type'),
(3009, 'Event Type'),
(3015, 'Participant Type')
-- select * from #TypeCode
drop table #LD
create table #LD(TDID bigint identity(1,1), TranID bigint, LoanID bigint, [Description] varchar(500))
insert into #LD values
(1234, 5467, 'sdasdas asd asdas'),
(1232, 2357, 'nbvnvb vbjjytuytu yt'),
(1344, 7989, 'yuimhjkhj'),
(1734, 2456, 'retret ghjghjghj'),
(1854, 8883, 'ewrgghjg hhgj'),
(1784, 2357, 'ytuyu ghjghjghj'),
(1284, 9734, 'werewrew ewrwerw')
-- select * from #LD
drop table #PD
create table #PD(PDID bigint, TranID bigint, [Description] varchar(500))
insert into #PD values
(3456, 1234, 'fghfg fghf hfgh'),
(2135, 1234, 'sdjhjk hjkhj khjk'),
(7564, 1854, 'wewqg ghjghj hgj')
-- select * from #PD
drop table #EventLog
create table #EventLog(EID int, SourceID bigint, SourceType bigint, Description varchar(500))
insert into #EventLogvalues
(1, 1234, 3004, 'sadasdadadasfsdfsd fsdfsdf'), -- 3004 means its TranID from #LD
(2, 1234, 3004, 'erewrwerwerw '),
(3, 1234, 3004, 'erewsfsdf sdfsf sdf '),
(4, 5467, 3001, 'ertre rett sdfsf sdf '), -- 3001 means its LoanID from #LD
(5, 5467, 3001, 'kljkljkl rett sdfsf sdf '),
(6, 3456, 3015, 'utyutyu tyu yutyutuy '), -- 3015 means its PDID from #PD
(7, 1784, 3004, 'sadsadasdasd asdasdsad ')
Now basically in event log for same transaction id I have different source type id data. I have one store procedure which I pass only #LD TranID and I want it return all event log for all different source type data for that transaction.
Like If I pass TranID 1234 sp should return EID 1 to 6
October 14, 2013 at 6:30 pm
You're not particularly clear about the relationships between each table so this is just a shot in the dark.
DECLARE @TranID BIGINT = '1234';
SELECT DISTINCT c.EID, c.SourceID, c.SourceType, c.Description
FROM #LD a
JOIN #PD b ON a.TranID = b.TranID
CROSS APPLY #EventLog c
WHERE a.TranID = @TranID AND SourceID IN (a.TranID, a.LoanID, b.PDID);
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October 15, 2013 at 8:01 am
Something like:
SELECT e.EID FROM #EventLog e
INNER JOIN #LD l
ON e.SourceID = l.TranId
WHERE l.TranID = 1234
AND e.SourceType = 3004
UNION ALL
SELECT e.EID FROM #EventLog e
INNER JOIN #LD l
ON e.SourceID = l.LoanId
WHERE l.TranId = 1234
AND e.SourceType = 3001
UNION ALL
SELECT e.EID FROM #EventLog e
INNER JOIN #PD p
ON e.SourceID = p.PDID
WHERE p.TranID = 1234
AND e.SourceType = 3015
You can try to do it in one query with some outer joins and case statements in the ON clauses, but this way just looks cleaner. You can switch from union all to union if you want to filter out duplicates, and add any fields from #EventLog you want to select.
October 15, 2013 at 5:16 pm
Thanks its solve my issue
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