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alternative to unionhi, i have tables like sells, byus, rents, credits
they all have a FK to table partners - partner_guid how do i get all sells, buys ... for a given partner w/ 1 query? i`ve been thinking about UNION but it will require(will it ?) me to write all where and join clauses 4 times TIA you can try a similar one as shown below
select * from ( select col1,col2.. from table 1 union all select col1,col2.. from table2 union all select col1,col2.. from table3 ) x inner join partners p on x.partnerid = p.partnerid where p.PartnerName = 'xxx' - Sha Anand Show quote "Freddie" wrote: > hi, i have tables like sells, byus, rents, credits > > they all have a FK to table partners - partner_guid > > how do i get all sells, buys ... for a given partner w/ 1 query? > > i`ve been thinking about UNION but it will require(will it ?) me to > write all where and join clauses 4 times > > TIA > Greetings,
"Freddie" <sure@spam.com> wrote in message Assuming a simple schema and that you want totals, here's one without UNION.news:uQhe9o2mGHA.1208@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... > hi, i have tables like sells, byus, rents, credits > > they all have a FK to table partners - partner_guid > > how do i get all sells, buys ... for a given partner w/ 1 query? > > i`ve been thinking about UNION but it will require(will it ?) me to write > all where and join clauses 4 times select p.partner_guid, sum(isnull(s.sale,0)) as total_sales, sum(isnull(b.buy,0)) as total_purchases, sum(isnull(r.rent,0)) as total_rents, sum(isnull(c.credit,0)) as total_credits from partners p left outer join sells s on s.partner_guid = p.partner_guid left outer join buys b on b.partner_guid = p.partner_guid left outer join rents r on r.partner_guid = p.partner_guid left outer join credits c on c.partner_guid = p.partner_guid group by p.partner_guid Just add a WHERE clause to get the row for your input partner. -- Regards, Neale NOON >> hi, I have tables like sells, buys, rents, credits they all have a FK to table partners - partner_guid << Please post DDL, so that people do not have to guess what the keys,constraints, Declarative Referential Integrity, data types, etc. in your schema are. Sample data is also a good idea, along with clear specifications. It is very hard to debug code when you do not let us see it. >From your personal narrative, however, it sounds like you have serioius attribute splitting problems. You have taken the values of anattribute and made them into tables. Would you also split Personnel into Male and Female? And why did you think that a GUID is a key? How do you verify it? Validate it? But, boy, it was quick and easy to code so you did not have to think of RDBMS design, wasn't it? You clearly have no idea what you are doing and really need to get more help than you will find on a Newsgroup. |
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