Join Queries

  • Select *

    From iw_patstrat_genpact_workdb.daysinarea;

    Select curr_invo_num_1,

    current_area_1,

    (days_in_area)+1 As daysinarea,

    Sum(

      Case

       When current_area_1=current_area_2

     And run_date_1=run_date_2-1

          Then      1

       Else 0

       

      End&nbsp As days_in_area

    From iw_patstrat_genpact_workdb.daysinarea

    Group By 1,2;

       

    OutPut:-

    curr_invo_num_1 current_area_1 days_in_area

       41593391 B15   0

      41574352 AU  2

      41574351 AU  2

      41594993 B16  2

      41593391 SP  2

     

    Select curr_invo_num_2,

    current_area_2,

    Sum(

      Case

       When current_area_1<>current_area_2

     And  curr_invo_num_1=curr_invo_num_2

          Then      1

       Else 0

       

      End&nbsp As days_in_area

    From iw_patstrat_genpact_workdb.daysinarea

    Group By 1,2

    OutPut:-

        curr_invo_num_2  current_area_2 days_in_area

      41574352 AU   0

      41594993 B16  0

      41593391 SP  1

      41593391 B15  1

      41574351 SP  1

      41574351 AU  0

    i want to join these two queris based on condtition

    Select a.

    curr_invo_num_1,

    a.current_area_1,

    Sum

    (

    Case

    When a.current_area_1=a.current_area_2

    And a.curr_invo_num_1=a.curr_invo_num_2

    Then (a.run_date_2-a.run_date_1)+1

    Else 0

    End ) As days_in_area

    From

    iw_patstrat_genpact_workdb.daysinarea a

    Left

    Join

    (

    Select

    curr_invo_num_2,

    current_area_2,

    Sum

    (

    Case

    When current_area_1<>current_area_2

    And curr_invo_num_1=curr_invo_num_2

    Then 1

    Else 0

    End ) As days_in_area

    From

    iw_patstrat_genpact_workdb.daysinarea

    )b

    On a.curr_invo_num_1=b.curr_invo_num_2

    Where

    b.days_in_area<>0

    Group By

    1,2;

     

    i geting problem.

    can 1 help me.

    thnaks

  • >>i geting problem.

    Any chance of you describing what that problem is?  Error message? ????  You might get people to help a bit quicker that way...

    --Jeff Moden


    RBAR is pronounced "ree-bar" and is a "Modenism" for Row-By-Agonizing-Row.
    First step towards the paradigm shift of writing Set Based code:
    ________Stop thinking about what you want to do to a ROW... think, instead, of what you want to do to a COLUMN.
    "Change is inevitable... change for the better is not".

    Helpful Links:
    How to post code problems
    How to Post Performance Problems
    Create a Tally Function (fnTally)
    Intro to Tally Tables and Functions

  • i solved my problem myself.

    thanks

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