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8.2

Querry Question

Asked by mguptill in MS SQL Server

Tags: Microsoft, SQL, 2000, Querry

When try to create this view I get this error Message.
Server: Msg 156, Level 15, State 1, Procedure casemanagement, Line 6
Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'DECLARE'.
I need the @FYearStart and @FYearEnd So I can Have the Fiscal year dates to be used in the Subqueries is thier a way to get this to work?
these are the Sub Queries that use the @FYearStart and @FYearEnd
--the snippet below contains the whole querry for the view.
(
select count (aw3.clientid_c)
from ar.activwork aw3
where aw3.attendance_c = '04'and aw3.activity_c = '171' and aw3.activitydate_d Between (@FYearStart) and (@FYearEnd)
and aw3.clientid_c = cl.uniqueid_c) as DNA_CM_Appointments ,
( select count (aw4.clientid_c)
from ar.activwork aw4
where aw4.attendance_c = '03'and aw4.activity_c = '171' and aw4.activitydate_d Between (@FYearStart) and (@FYearEnd)
and aw4.clientid_c = cl.uniqueid_c) as Staff_CM_Canceled_Appointments ,
( select count (aw5.clientid_c)
from ar.activwork aw5
where aw5.attendance_c = '02'and aw5.activity_c = '171' and aw5.activitydate_d Between (@FYearStart) and (@FYearEnd)
and aw5.clientid_c = cl.uniqueid_c) as Client_CM_Canceled_Appointments 

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create view cd.casemanagement as
 
DECLARE @FYearStart datetime
-- the fiscal year starts on YYYY-07-01:
SET @FYearStart = convert (datetime, CAST(datepart(year, getdate()-365) as varchar(4)) + '-07-01', 120)
declare @FYearEnd datetime
-- the fiscal year ends on YYYY-06-30:
set @FYearEnd = convert (datetime , Cast(datepart(year,getdate())as varchar(4)) + '-06-30', 120)
select cl.uniqueid_c 'clientUniqueID', 
cl.clientcode_c 'ClientCode', cl.lastname_vc 'ClientLastName',
cl.firstname_vc 'ClientFirstName',cl.admdate_d,cl.termdate_d 'Termdate', 
cl.birthdate_d 'ClientBirthdate'
, (select datediff(YY, cl.birthdate_d, getDate()) -
      (case when (datepart(Y, cl.birthdate_d) > datepart(Y, getDate())) or
                  (datepart(Y, cl.birthdate_d) = datepart(Y, getDate()) And
                        datepart(Y, cl.birthdate_d) > datepart(Y, getDate()))
                  then 1
                  else 0
      end)) as 'Age'
, sm.uniqueid_c 'linkid',sm.Staffcode_c 'StaffCode',
sm.lastname_vc 'StaffLastName', sm.firstname_vc 'StaffFirstName'
 
 
,(
SELECT TOP 1 aw.activitydate_d  
    from ar.activwork aw
    where activity_c = '171'and attendance_c ='01'
        AND  aw.clientid_c = cl.uniqueid_c                  
      order by aw.activitydate_d desc) As LastCMDate 
,(
SELECT TOP 1 aw2.activitydate_d  
    from ar.activwork aw2
    where aw2.activity_c = '171'and aw2.attendance_c in ('98','99')
        AND  aw2.clientid_c = cl.uniqueid_c                  
      order by aw2.activitydate_d desc) As NextCMDate ,
 
( 
select count (aw3.clientid_c)
from ar.activwork aw3
where aw3.attendance_c = '04'and aw3.activity_c = '171' and aw3.activitydate_d Between (@FYearStart) and (@FYearEnd)
and aw3.clientid_c = cl.uniqueid_c) as DNA_CM_Appointments ,
( select count (aw4.clientid_c)
from ar.activwork aw4
where aw4.attendance_c = '03'and aw4.activity_c = '171' and aw4.activitydate_d Between (@FYearStart) and (@FYearEnd)
and aw4.clientid_c = cl.uniqueid_c) as Staff_CM_Canceled_Appointments ,
( select count (aw5.clientid_c)
from ar.activwork aw5
where aw5.attendance_c = '02'and aw5.activity_c = '171' and aw5.activitydate_d Between (@FYearStart) and (@FYearEnd)
and aw5.clientid_c = cl.uniqueid_c) as Client_CM_Canceled_Appointments 
 
,(
SELECT Top 1  CASE WHEN ps.pscode_c = '0005' THEN 'YES'  ELSE 'NO' END AS Medicaid_ins
   from cd.Client_Paysource ps
    where ps.pscode_c = '0005' and ps.enddate_d is null
        AND  ps.clientid_c = cl.uniqueid_c 
                ) As 'Medicaid_ins' ,
(
SELECT Top 1  CASE WHEN e.eligibility in( 'SPMI','SMI','LU','MASED','SED') THEN 'YES'  ELSE 'NO' END AS Medicaid_ins
   from cd.Client_elig_0n_activitydate e
    where e.eligibility in( 'SPMI','SMI','LU','MASED','SED')and e.activity_c = '171'and e.attendance_c ='01'
        AND  e.clientid_c = cl.uniqueid_c 
                ) As 'Eligible_on_171' 
,(select eligibility from cd.Client_Current_Eligibility e where e.uniqueid_c = cl.uniqueid_c) as CurrentElig
 
,(select top 1 aw10.activitydate_d 
 
from ar.activwork aw10
where aw10.clientid_c = cl.uniqueid_c and aw10.attendance_c = '01'
order by aw10.activitydate_d desc) as Last_activitydate,
 
(select top 1 aw12.activity_c 
from ar.activwork aw12
where aw12.clientid_c = cl.uniqueid_c and aw12.attendance_c = '01'
order by aw12.activitydate_d desc) as Last_activity,
 
 
(select top 1 ( sm2.firstname_vc + ' '+ sm2.lastname_vc) As Staff
from ar.activwork aw13
inner join ar.staffmaster sm2 on sm2.uniqueid_c = aw13.staffmasterid_c
where aw13.clientid_c = cl.uniqueid_c and aw13.attendance_c = '01'
order by aw13.activitydate_d desc) as Staffid_LastActv
 
 
 
 
 from ar.client cl
inner join cd.episode ep  on ep.clientid_c = cl.uniqueid_c
inner join cd.enrollments en on en.episodeid_c = ep.uniqueid_c
inner join ar.staffmaster sm on sm.uniqueid_c = ep.primstaffid_c
 
where --en.program_c = 'ESS' and 
en.enddate_d is null 
and cl.termdate_d is null and 
cl.clientcode_c --= '018833'
not like ('DS%') 
and cl.admstat_c not like ('A')and
ep.enddate_d is null and 
en.program_c not in ('199','499','104','499C','601','602','808','801')
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