if( a==”2″ || b==”3″)
{

}
else
{

}

i want the same in T-SQL , can you help me !!

select * from tb_xxx where ‘,’+@ZoneCode+’,’ like ‘%,’+cast(ZoneCode as varchar(10))+’,%’ and id=@id

ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[Select_Data_zonetext]
@ZoneCode varchar(200),
@id bigint

AS
BEGIN
SET NOCOUNT ON;

select * from tb_xxx where ZoneCode IN(@ZoneCode) and id=@id
END

the above sample stored procedure not shows any error but not retrieve required information.. please help me about this . thanks in advance

I want to compare two tables from one databases,
how do i compare both the tables,such that.when compared with table’s columns if any records of column is updated in the either of two table’ columns,it should return me updated records.
(hints Table1 is old and Table2 to is new updated one and columns are same name as well as data type)

please help me.

Any help is appreciated.

select 1 where 1 in (null, 1, 2, 3);
select 1 where 10 not in (null, 1, 2, 3);
select 1 where not 10 in (null, 1, 2, 3);

tel if u can………………..

this is query??????????

select ad.code ,ad.description, count (di.cod_acct_no)as “No of Cards” from account_master d, accountinfo di, branch ad
where d.p_acct_no=di.cod_acct_no and ad.branchid=di.branchid
and di.dat_acct_open between ’2010-02-27 00:00:00′
and ’2010-03-11 00:00:00′
and d.iss_date between ’2010-02-27 00:00:00′
and ’2010-03-11 23:59:00′
and accounttypeid in (1,2,3,55)
group by ad.code, ad.description
order by ad.code, ad.description
EXCEPT
select ad.code ,ad.description, count (di.cod_acct_no)as “No of Cards” from account_master d, accountinfo di, branch ad
where d.p_acct_no=di.cod_acct_no and ad.branchid=di.branchid
and di.dat_acct_open between ’2010-02-20 00:00:00′
and ’2010-03-11 00:00:00′
and d.iss_date between ’2010-02-20 00:00:00′
and ’2010-03-11 23:59:00′
and accounttypeid in (1,2,3,55)
group by ad.code, ad.description
order by ad.code, ad.description

Your guys are rocks!

I like the solution such as
SELECT
[INSTITUTION],
[CODE],
[EFF_DATE],
MAX(Col1), –solve the problem with column not group by
MAX(Col2),
MAX(Col3)
FROM
DDEF_CRS_Stage
GROUP BY
[INSTITUTION],
[CODE]
[EFF_DATE]
HAVING
COUNT(*) = 1;

The following code, I have to use table variables to solve the same problem in SQL Server.

declare @tbl table([INSTITUTION] varchar(4)
,[CODE] varchar(20)
,[EFF_DATE] datetime);

Insert into @tbl
select [INSTITUTION]
,[CODE]
,[EFF_DATE] from DDEF_CRS_Stage
group by [INSTITUTION]
,[CODE]
,[EFF_DATE]
Having COUNT(*) > 1;

select * from DDEF_CRS_Stage
EXCEPT
(
select * from DDEF_CRS_Stage
where [INSTITUTION] IN
(select [INSTITUTION] from @tbl)
AND [CODE] IN
(select [Code] from @tbl)
AND [EFF_DATE] IN
(select [EFF_DATE] from @tbl)
)

Have a fun with your guys.

David

Eevery time your are checking with only one column, “building”. So create a separate table with a single column. ex tblBuildingList(strBuilding VARCHAR(100).

INSERT INTO tblBuildingList(strBuilding) VALUES(%School%)
INSERT INTO tblBuildingList(strBuilding) VALUES(%Church%)
…….

select Building from yourTableName tbl
INNER JOIN tblBuildingList bld ON
tbl.Building NOT LIKE bld.strBuilding

I think it ll solve your problem, bcz no need to change the query when ever adding new list. just insert the list value into the tblBuildingList.

Thanks

Like Pinal said, make it an EXISTS. I’d like to add, that the NOT IN (or NOT EXISTS) can be IN (or EXISTS) as it can be checked to = 1 instead of being NOT > 1.

However, the best of all is to use neither. Since the query limits the results to one record per group (as any groups with multiple records are excluded) using aggregates will have no effect on the results:

SELECT
[INSTITUTION],
[CODE],
[EFF_DATE],
MAX(Col1),
MAX(Col2),
MAX(Col3)
FROM
DDEF_CRS_Stage
GROUP BY
[INSTITUTION],
[CODE]
[EFF_DATE]
HAVING
COUNT(*) = 1;

Multiple columns in single where clause is not supported in SQL Server. You have to write a saperate NOT IN clause fora each column.
Another better way to perform the same thing is using NOT EXISTS clause where you would not have to write saperate subquery for each column.

Kind Regards,
Pinal Dave

Here is the script I want to run bot not support in SQL Server. It works in Oracle. [INSTITUTION],[CODE] ,[EFF_DATE] are composite primary key.

SELECT *
from DDEF_CRS_Stage
where ([INSTITUTION]
,[CODE]
,[EFF_DATE])
NOT IN
(
select [INSTITUTION]
,[CODE]
,[EFF_DATE] from DDEF_CRS_Stage
group by [INSTITUTION]
,[CODE]
,[EFF_DATE]
Having COUNT(*) > 1
)

Thank you.

Very good point!

I don’t know of any. (Though i am not an expert.)

It seems that every field would need to be scanned, resulting in a full table scan. Indexing won’t even help because it would be indexing off the description and not the part that you want.

Thank you for the suggestion which was obviously in my mind. I am new into the team and company, and the application has been built and stabilised. I need to study it better before i make any changes to the DB.
But at this time, I have been asked to get a quick report where I need to filter on something like this. Is there any other quick solution running in your mind?

Ideally there should be a type field instead of searching a name for the type.

If there is a list that will be managed daily, perhaps another TABLE would be best. Then the query could use a join and not have to change.

SELECT DISTINCT Building WHERE Building IS NOT NULL
AND Building NOT LIKE ‘%School%’
AND Building NOT LIKE ‘%Church%’
AND Building NOT LIKE ‘%Rectory%’
AND Building NOT LIKE ‘%Public House%’
AND Building NOT LIKE ‘%Retail Park%’
AND Building NOT LIKE ‘%Railway Station%’
AND Building NOT LIKE ‘%Post Office%’
AND Building NOT LIKE ‘%Court%’
AND Building NOT LIKE ‘%Floor%’
AND Building NOT LIKE ‘%Flat%’
AND Building NOT LIKE ‘%Former%’
AND Building NOT LIKE ‘%Lodge%’

basically as per my requirement, the list in the not like might increase daily, I dont find the query good with the whole list as above. Is there a way I can avoid it.

Please suggest.

Your first select statement is not valid. I am not sure if it could ever execute, because you are not specific about what to be search for NOT IN.

Anyways below is a working example, consider this example and let us know if this is what you were expecting.

Example Script :

create table #die_domain_log ( Value int identity , source_flag int , target_flag int, log_id int )

insert into #die_domain_log values ( 1, NULL , 103)
insert into #die_domain_log values ( 1, NULL , 103)
insert into #die_domain_log values ( 1, NULL , 103)
insert into #die_domain_log values ( 1, NULL , 103)
insert into #die_domain_log values ( 1, NULL , 103)

insert into #die_domain_log values ( NULL , 1, 103)
insert into #die_domain_log values ( NULL , 1, 103)
insert into #die_domain_log values ( NULL , 1, 103)
insert into #die_domain_log values ( NULL , 1, 103)
insert into #die_domain_log values ( NULL , 1, 103)

Select * from #die_domain_log

– Here you need to be specific what to search for NOT IN, I have include Value as a search criteria for NOT IN.

SELECT value
FROM #die_domain_log
WHERE source_flag =1
AND log_id=103
AND value
NOT IN
(
SELECT i.value
FROM #die_domain_log i
WHERE i.target_flag =1
AND i.log_id=103
)

– OR ( below is same as you posted)

SELECT value FROM #die_domain_log WHERE source_flag =1 AND log_id=103
EXCEPT
SELECT i.value FROM #die_domain_log i WHERE i.target_flag =1 AND i.log_id=103

~ IM.