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thiyait
Yak Posting Veteran
70 Posts |
Posted - 2014-04-29 : 07:46:34
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HI Everyone,I trying to get below result CC total po TOA101 5O 36201 100 45using below query but getting error: how do i achieve above result SELECT PR.DIMENSION2_ as CC,count(*) as 'total po' ( SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT PA.purchId) FROM PRUCHAGREE PA INNER JOIN PRUCHAGREELINE PREQL ON PA.PURCHRFQCASEID = PRFQCT.RFQCASEID AND PA.DATAAREAID = PRFQCT.DATAAREAID WHERE PREQL.PURCHID = PR.purchid AND PREQL.DATAAREAID = PR.DATAAREAID ) as 'TOA' FROM PURCHTABLE PR WHERE PR.DATAAREAID = @DataAreaId and (CONVERT(DATE,PR.CREATEDDATETIME,112) >= @FromDate) GROUP BY PR.DIMENSION2_ Here is error messageColumn PURCHTABLE .purchid' is invalid in the select list because...Column PURCHTABLE .DATAAREAID' is invalid in the select list because...Thanks and regards,thiya. |
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Tusharp86
Starting Member
9 Posts |
Posted - 2014-04-29 : 08:00:06
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Can you please provide the DML AND DDL structure so we can analysisand one more thing after " count(*) as 'total po' " ,(comma) is missing |
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Lamprey
Master Smack Fu Yak Hacker
4614 Posts |
Posted - 2014-04-29 : 11:37:34
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You can't use a correlated sub query like that when going an aggregate. Here is a link that might help explain:http://www.sqlteam.com/article/aggregating-correlated-sub-queriesAlso, it is generaly considered bad form to use a single quote for a quoted identifier, as that is the SQL Server string delimiter. Rather you should use double-quotes (") or, even better, square-brackets ([]) or the best is to not make identifiers that need to be quoted. |
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