July 25, 2013 at 12:31 pm
Hello
i´ve this query
SELECT distinct BO.NMDOS,bo.ETOTALDEB, bo.tpdesc ,bo.dataobra,BO.NOME ,BO.OBRANO,ft.nmdoc,FT.FNO,CASE
WHEN FT.NDOC<> 1
THEN 0
ELSE FT.ETTILIQ
END as etiliquido
FROM BO left JOIN BI ON bi.bostamp=bo.bostamp left JOIN FI ON fi.bistamp=bi.bistamp
left JOIN FT ON FT.FTSTAMP=FI.FTSTAMP WHERE BO.ndos='18' and bo.fechada=0
GROUP BY BO.NMDOS,bo.DATAOBRA,BO.NOME,BO.OBRANO,BI.OBRANO,FT.FNO,FT.ETTILIQ,bo.tpdesc ,ft.nmdoc,bo.ETOTALDEB,ft.ndoc
order by bo.DATAOBRA
--- that returns this something like this--
Dossier 1|1000,00|10|20130210|client|999|Invoice|1|150,00
Dossier 1|1000,00|10|20130210|client|999|Invoice|4|250,00
Dossier 1|1000,00|10|20130210|client|999|Invoice|6|250,00
.... and goes on...
my question ? can i remove the duplicate row value 1000,00, to return only the first, to something like this
Dossier 1|1000,00|10|20130210|client|999|Invoice|1|150,00
Dossier 1|Null|10|20130210|client|999|Invoice|4|250,00
Dossier 1|Null|10|20130210|client|999|Invoice|6|250,00
thanks in advance
July 25, 2013 at 12:42 pm
Without a lot of information, I guess you could do something like this.
SELECT distinct BO.NMDOS,
CASE WHEN FT.FNO = MIN(FT.FNO) OVER(PARTITION BY BO.NMDOS) THEN bo.ETOTALDEB END AS ETOTALDEB ,
bo.tpdesc ,
bo.dataobra,
BO.NOME ,
BO.OBRANO,
ft.nmdoc,
FT.FNO,
CASE WHEN FT.NDOC<> 1
THEN 0
ELSE FT.ETTILIQ
END as etiliquido
FROM BO left JOIN BI ON bi.bostamp=bo.bostamp left JOIN FI ON fi.bistamp=bi.bistamp
left JOIN FT ON FT.FTSTAMP=FI.FTSTAMP WHERE BO.ndos='18' and bo.fechada=0
GROUP BY BO.NMDOS,bo.DATAOBRA,BO.NOME,BO.OBRANO,BI.OBRANO,FT.FNO,FT.ETTILIQ,bo.tpdesc ,ft.nmdoc,bo.ETOTALDEB,ft.ndoc
order by bo.DATAOBRA
July 25, 2013 at 12:58 pm
First of all, many thanks for your response
it returned
Dossier 1|Null|10|20130210|client|999|Invoice|1|150,00
Dossier 1|Null|10|20130210|client|999|Invoice|4|250,00
Dossier 1|Null|10|20130210|client|999|Invoice|6|250,00
and i need that first value 1000,00
Dossier 1|1000,00|10|20130210|client|999|Invoice|1|150,00
Dossier 1|Null|10|20130210|client|999|Invoice|4|250,00
Dossier 1|Null|10|20130210|client|999|Invoice|6|250,00
July 25, 2013 at 1:08 pm
Maybe this?
select NMDOS, case RowNum when 1 then ETOTALDEB else NULL end as ETOTALDEB, tpdesc, dataobra, NOME, OBRANO, nmdoc, FNO, etiliquido
from
(
SELECT distinct BO.NMDOS,bo.ETOTALDEB, bo.tpdesc ,bo.dataobra,BO.NOME ,BO.OBRANO,ft.nmdoc,FT.FNO,CASE
WHEN FT.NDOC<> 1
THEN 0
ELSE FT.ETTILIQ
END as etiliquido, ROW_NUMBER() over (Partition by bo.ETOTALDEB order by bo.DATAOBRA) as RowNum
FROM BO left JOIN BI ON bi.bostamp=bo.bostamp left JOIN FI ON fi.bistamp=bi.bistamp
left JOIN FT ON FT.FTSTAMP=FI.FTSTAMP WHERE BO.ndos='18' and bo.fechada=0
GROUP BY BO.NMDOS,bo.DATAOBRA,BO.NOME,BO.OBRANO,BI.OBRANO,FT.FNO,FT.ETTILIQ,bo.tpdesc ,ft.nmdoc,bo.ETOTALDEB,ft.ndoc
) x
order by x.DATAOBRA
The problem here is that we are shooting in the dark. We can't see your tables, have no concept of your data or what you are trying to do. We can't test the code we post and we have no real idea if it will work.
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July 25, 2013 at 3:07 pm
it worked as i intended.
Next time i post something, i definitly will put more information ( tables, data, fields...), to help you help me!
Thank you very much for your time and patience.
July 25, 2013 at 7:37 pm
Here's another way. Just uncomment your code and comment out the sample data.
WITH CTE (NMDOS, ETOTALDEB, tpdesc, dataobra, NOME, OBRANO, nmdoc, FNO, etiliquido)
AS (
--SELECT distinct BO.NMDOS,bo.ETOTALDEB, bo.tpdesc ,bo.dataobra,BO.NOME ,BO.OBRANO,ft.nmdoc,FT.FNO,CASE
--WHEN FT.NDOC<> 1
--THEN 0
--ELSE FT.ETTILIQ
--END as etiliquido
--FROM BO left JOIN BI ON bi.bostamp=bo.bostamp left JOIN FI ON fi.bistamp=bi.bistamp
--left JOIN FT ON FT.FTSTAMP=FI.FTSTAMP WHERE BO.ndos='18' and bo.fechada=0
--GROUP BY BO.NMDOS,bo.DATAOBRA,BO.NOME,BO.OBRANO,BI.OBRANO,FT.FNO,FT.ETTILIQ,bo.tpdesc ,ft.nmdoc,bo.ETOTALDEB,ft.ndoc
SELECT 'Dossier 1',1000.00,10,20130210,'client',999,'Invoice',1.150,00
UNION ALL SELECT 'Dossier 1',1000.00,10,20130210,'client',999,'Invoice',4.250,00
UNION ALL SELECT 'Dossier 1',1000.00,10,20130210,'client',999,'Invoice',6.250,00
)
SELECT NMDOS, CASE rn WHEN 1 THEN ETOTALDEB ELSE NULL END
,tpdesc, dataobra, NOME, OBRANO, nmdoc, FNO, etiliquido
FROM (
SELECT *, rn=ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY NMDOS ORDER BY dataobra)
FROM CTE) a
ORDER BY DATAOBRA
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