Conditional where statements for a multi-selection parameter
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I have successfully created several report parameters and have been able to pass them through to the where clause. However, if a certain parameter is selected it directly relies on the value of another field to populate with the correct record. I am looking to conditionally change the where clause based on the users selection of the parameter value (labeled @test-2 below). The parameter, @test-2 field is a multi-selection field, with 4 possible selections. If 2 of the values are selected another field must be = to 'recvg%' and 2 others must be = to 'poi%'. My where clause works ONLY if 1 value is selected. If multiple values are selected I get an error.
PLEASE HELP
when the parameter (@test) =
* '1' then POP30300.TRXSORCE like 'recvg%'
* '3' then POP30300.TRXSORCE like 'recvg%'
* '2' then POP30300.TRXSORCE like 'poi%'
* '4' then POP30300.TRXSORCE like 'poi%'
The ssrs statement follows:
SELECT POP30310.PONUMBER, POP30310.ITEMNMBR, POP30310.ITEMDESC, POP30300.GLPOSTDT, POP30300.VENDORID, POP30300.VENDNAME, POP30300.TRXSORCE, POP10500.QTYSHPPD, GL00100.ACTNUMBR_2, GL00100.ACTNUMBR_1, GL00100.ACTNUMBR_3, GL00100.ACTNUMBR_4, POP30300.VOIDSTTS, GL00100.ACTDESCR, POP30310.EXTDCOST, POP10500.QTYINVCD, POP30300.POPTYPE, POP10100.POTYPE
FROM {oj (((NAMSA.dbo.POP30300 POP30300 INNER JOIN NAMSA.dbo.POP30310 POP30310 ON ((POP30300.POPRCTNM=POP30310.POPRCTNM) AND (POP30300.TRXSORCE=POP30310.TRXSORCE)) AND (POP30300.CURRNIDX=POP30310.CURRNIDX)) INNER JOIN NAMSA.dbo.POP10500 POP10500 ON (POP30310.POPRCTNM=POP10500.POPRCTNM) AND (POP30310.RCPTLNNM=POP10500.RCPTLNNM)) LEFT OUTER JOIN NAMSA.dbo.GL00100 GL00100 ON POP30310.INVINDX=GL00100.ACTINDX) LEFT OUTER JOIN NAMSA.dbo.POP10100 POP10100 ON POP10500.PONUMBER=POP10100.PONUMBER}
WHERE POP30300.VOIDSTTS=0 AND (POP30300.GLPOSTDT>=(@start)) AND (POP30300.GLPOSTDT<(@end)) and (GL00100.ACTNUMBR_1= (@location)) and (GL00100.ACTNUMBR_2= @department)) and (POP30300.POPTYPE in (@test))
ORDER BY GL00100.ACTNUMBR_3 -
any help on this would be greatly appreciated
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Hey Man your Dynamics Great plain query is difficult to understand. But i think you are struggling with multivalue parameter. hope below link will help you.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd207127.aspx
If this is not helpful please revert back me with clear requirement
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Please feel free to let me know if you are not clear or I’ve misunderstood anything.Thanks,
Arunkumar S P
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The only records I want to be pulled if (@test) = 1 would also have to have a POP30300.TRXSORCE value like 'recvg%'
If (@test) = '2' then POP30300.TRXSORCE must also be like 'poi%'
Because I must use the 'in' clause, I am not sure how to modify the where statement. I can't simply add the following into the where clause, right? and (table.field ='1' and pop30300.trxsource like 'rev%')
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Let me show you how to do this when @test-2 takes a single value.
WHERE POP30300.VOIDSTTS = 0
AND POP30300.GLPOSTDT >= @start
AND POP30300.GLPOSTDT < @end
and GL00100.ACTNUMBR_1 = @location
and GL00100.ACTNUMBR_2 = @department
and 1 =
case when (@test = '1' or @test-2 = '3') and POP30300.TRXSORCE like 'recvg%'
then 1
when (@test = '2' or @test-2 ='4') and POP30300.TRXSORCE like 'poi%'
then 1
else 0
end
ORDER BY GL00100.ACTNUMBR_3
Once you test the above code. for multi valued parameters option do this.
Create a Split function to split the comma separated param values to return a table containig one column with values in the table. for eg., 'a,b,c,d' will return a table1 with four rows with each row containg one column, with a,b,c,d
and in the place of @test-2 =1
@test-2 in (select value form table1 ) or something like that.
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thanks for your help. I will test this today
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