format query result

  • i have to write q query which would display result as below:

    Department Name Salary Commission

    ========== ========== ==========

    30 Mike 1600 300

    30 GIRISH 1250 500

    30 MARUTI 1250 1400

    30 MANOJ 1500 0

    but here constraints are that, output of Department should start at position 1 and end at 10. if size is small then put "0" before it. in above case it should be : "0000000030"

    Name should start at 11 to 30. If name having less characters put blank space after that.

    Salary should start at position on 31 in the file.

    Can i achieve this in SQL query only? please help

    Thanks,

    Abhas.

  • Quick suggestion

    😎

    BTW DON'T USE the FORMAT function!

    USE TEEST;

    GO

    SET NOCOUNT ON;

    DECLARE @LINE_TEMPLATE VARCHAR(50) = '000000000 ';

    ;WITH SAMPLE_DATA(Department,Name,Salary,Commission) AS

    ( SELECT Department,Name,Salary,Commission FROM

    (VALUES

    (30,'Mike' ,1600, 300)

    ,(30,'GIRISH',1250, 500)

    ,(30,'MARUTI',1250,1400)

    ,(30,'MANOJ' ,1500, 0)

    ) AS X(Department,Name,Salary,Commission)

    )

    SELECT

    STUFF(

    STUFF(

    STUFF(

    STUFF( @LINE_TEMPLATE,11,LEN(SD.Name),SD.Name)

    ,31,CONVERT(INT,FLOOR(LOG10( SD.Salary )) + 1,0),CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),SD.Salary))

    ,41,CONVERT(INT,FLOOR(LOG10( ISNULL(NULLIF(SD.Commission,0),1) )) + 1,0),CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),SD.Commission))

    ,10 - CONVERT(INT,FLOOR(LOG10( SD.Department )),0),CONVERT(INT,FLOOR(LOG10( SD.Department )) + 1,0),CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),SD.Department))

    FROM SAMPLE_DATA SD;

    Output

    ---------------------------------------------

    0000000030Mike 1600 300

    0000000030GIRISH 1250 500

    0000000030MARUTI 1250 1400

    0000000030MANOJ 1500 0

  • WITH SampleData AS (SELECT * FROM (VALUES

    ('30', CAST('Mike' AS VARCHAR(30)), 1600, 300),

    ('30', 'GIRISH', 1250, 500),

    ('30', 'MARUTI', 1250, 1400),

    ('30', 'MANOJ', 1500, 0)

    ) d (Department, [Name], Salary, Commission))

    SELECT

    OutputString = RIGHT('000000000'+Department,10)

    + LEFT([Name]+SPACE(20),20)

    + LEFT(CAST(Salary AS VARCHAR(10))+SPACE(10),10)

    + LEFT(CAST(Commission AS VARCHAR(10))+SPACE(10),10)

    FROM SampleData

    OutputString

    0000000030Mike 1600 300

    0000000030GIRISH 1250 500

    0000000030MARUTI 1250 1400

    0000000030MANOJ 1500 0

    β€œWrite the query the simplest way. If through testing it becomes clear that the performance is inadequate, consider alternative query forms.” - Gail Shaw

    For fast, accurate and documented assistance in answering your questions, please read this article.
    Understanding and using APPLY, (I) and (II) Paul White
    Hidden RBAR: Triangular Joins / The "Numbers" or "Tally" Table: What it is and how it replaces a loop Jeff Moden

  • Eirikur Eiriksson (9/14/2016)


    Quick suggestion

    😎

    BTW DON'T USE the FORMAT function!

    USE TEEST;

    GO

    SET NOCOUNT ON;

    DECLARE @LINE_TEMPLATE VARCHAR(50) = '000000000 ';

    ;WITH SAMPLE_DATA(Department,Name,Salary,Commission) AS

    ( SELECT Department,Name,Salary,Commission FROM

    (VALUES

    (30,'Mike' ,1600, 300)

    ,(30,'GIRISH',1250, 500)

    ,(30,'MARUTI',1250,1400)

    ,(30,'MANOJ' ,1500, 0)

    ) AS X(Department,Name,Salary,Commission)

    )

    SELECT

    STUFF(

    STUFF(

    STUFF(

    STUFF( @LINE_TEMPLATE,11,LEN(SD.Name),SD.Name)

    ,31,CONVERT(INT,FLOOR(LOG10( SD.Salary )) + 1,0),CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),SD.Salary))

    ,41,CONVERT(INT,FLOOR(LOG10( ISNULL(NULLIF(SD.Commission,0),1) )) + 1,0),CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),SD.Commission))

    ,10 - CONVERT(INT,FLOOR(LOG10( SD.Department )),0),CONVERT(INT,FLOOR(LOG10( SD.Department )) + 1,0),CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),SD.Department))

    FROM SAMPLE_DATA SD;

    Output

    ---------------------------------------------

    0000000030Mike 1600 300

    0000000030GIRISH 1250 500

    0000000030MARUTI 1250 1400

    0000000030MANOJ 1500 0

    You could get someone up the duff with all that stuffing πŸ™‚

    β€œWrite the query the simplest way. If through testing it becomes clear that the performance is inadequate, consider alternative query forms.” - Gail Shaw

    For fast, accurate and documented assistance in answering your questions, please read this article.
    Understanding and using APPLY, (I) and (II) Paul White
    Hidden RBAR: Triangular Joins / The "Numbers" or "Tally" Table: What it is and how it replaces a loop Jeff Moden

  • ChrisM@Work (9/14/2016)


    You could get someone up the duff with all that stuffing πŸ™‚

    It's the Right Stuff:-D

    😎

  • It's the STUFF that dreams are made of... πŸ˜›

    __________________________________________________

    Against stupidity the gods themselves contend in vain. -- Friedrich Schiller
    Stop, children, what's that sound? Everybody look what's going down. -- Stephen Stills

  • abhas (9/14/2016)


    i have to write q query which would display result as below:

    Department Name Salary Commission

    ========== ========== ==========

    30 Mike 1600 300

    30 GIRISH 1250 500

    30 MARUTI 1250 1400

    30 MANOJ 1500 0

    but here constraints are that, output of Department should start at position 1 and end at 10. if size is small then put "0" before it. in above case it should be : "0000000030"

    Name should start at 11 to 30. If name having less characters put blank space after that.

    Salary should start at position on 31 in the file.

    Can i achieve this in SQL query only? please help

    Thanks,

    Abhas.

    Not clear how you want to present Salary and Commission, so pick the option you need from these ones:

    SELECT REPLACE(STR(30, 10, 0), ' ', '0') + CONVERT(CHAR(20), 'Mike') + CONVERT(CHAR(10), 1600) + CONVERT(CHAR(10), 300)

    SELECT REPLACE(STR(30, 10, 0), ' ', '0') + CONVERT(CHAR(20), 'Mike') + STR(1600, 10, 0) + STR(300, 10, 0)

    SELECT REPLACE(STR(30, 10, 0), ' ', '0') + CONVERT(CHAR(20), 'Mike') + REPLACE(STR(1600, 10, 0), ' ', '0') + REPLACE(STR(300, 10, 0), ' ', '0')

    _____________
    Code for TallyGenerator

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