Help with a GROUPBY

  • Need help, I think it should be a GROUP BY but am not sure

    SELECT d.Customer_Id,

    d.TestID

    FROM dbo.Table_data d

    WHERE d.record_creation_date >= '08/01/2008'

    AND d.record_creation_date <='08/30/2008'

    In the previous statement the data would look something lkie this:

    CustomerID TestID

    1 20

    1 20

    2 100

    2 101

    3 200

    3 200

    What I need to find is all the customerID in which the TestID is not the same such as CustomerID 3

    Warm Regards,

    Arthur Lorenzini
    Sioux Falls, SD

  • So, according to your request you need:

    1) select all rows where CustomerID = 3

    2) select all rows where CustomerID <> 3 and TestID does not exist in derived table returned by item 1.

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  • Has Sergiy properly understood your question? If so then ignore what follows.

    Your data for item 2 is:

    CustomerID TestID

    2 100

    2 101

    While item 3 is:

    3 200

    3 200

    Do you mean:

    TestID is not the same such as CustomerID 3

    or do you mean CustomerID 2?

    Assuming it is CustomerID 2 the group by is quite simple:

    SELECT d.Customer_Id,

    d.TestID

    FROM dbo.Table_data d GROUP BY Customer_Id, TestID HAVING COUNT(TestID) = 1

    will return:

    2 100

    2 101

    But the above script has a problem. I will illustrate the problem by adding a single row with a CustomerID = 4 and a TestID = 300.

    The script will then return:

    2 100

    2 101

    4 300

    using the modified data it is obvious that the script will NOT solve your problem.

    If everything seems to be going well, you have obviously overlooked something.

    Ron

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  • This sounds really close. But let me get a fuller record set for you.

    CustomerID TestID

    1 20

    1 20

    2 100

    2 101

    3 200

    3 200

    4 300

    5 400

    5 401

    6 700

    7 800

    8 900

    9 900

    In the case of the above record set I would only want returned:

    2 100

    2 101

    5 400

    5 401

    Does that make sense. i just want to see the records in which a CustomerID has more than 1 testID and those testid are different.

    Warm Regards,

    Arthur Lorenzini
    Sioux Falls, SD

  • SELECT Customer_Id,

    TestID

    FROM dbo.Table_data

    WHERE Customer_Id IN (

    SELECT Customer_Id

    FROM dbo.Table_data d

    GROUP BY Customer_Id

    HAVING COUNT(*)>1

    AND COUNT(DISTINCT TestID) > 1)

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  • Mark, you nailed it right on the head. Thanks a lot.

    Warm Regards,

    Arthur Lorenzini
    Sioux Falls, SD

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