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Zone: MS SQL Server

Tags: Microsoft, SQL Server, 2005

Hi Experts,

I am in the process of creating a query in SQL Server Mgt. Studio ( SQL Server 2005 ). I am trying to compare accounts gathered from certain criteria for the current month and the previous month and I only want the records not found in the previous month's subset. The code below attempts to do this, but the subquery at the bottom returns more than one row. The spec I have been given will ultimately move to production with no parameters and must be done in one query. I have also determined that subtracting 1 day from the field last_stmt_date gives me the last day of the previous month, which is the stmt_date I will use to get last months' data. Thanks.

Scott

         
           
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             select a.Acct_Nbr,  
       a.Inst_Nbr,
       a.Acct_Desg, 
       a.Stmt_Date, 
       a.User_Code_2, 
       a.last_stmt_date,
       dateadd(d,-1,a.last_stmt_date) last_month_stmt_dt,
       b.ACCT_NO, 
       b.ACCT_NAME, 
       b.GRP_ACCT_NO,
       b.GRP_BANK_NO, 
       b.BRANCH_NO, 
       b.PRICE_LIST_NBR,
       b.AA_STMT_TYPE,
       b.ACCT_TYPE,
       b.SERCHG_CODE,
       b.RECORD_CODE,
       b.ACCT_STATUS,
       b.DORM_INACT
from AA_DW.dbo.CAPANST1 A, ACCT_ANALYSIS.dbo.AAMASTCURLEAD b
where a.acct_nbr = b.acct_no 
and   a.inst_nbr =  b.BANK_NO
and   a.Acct_Desg = b.RECORD_CODE     
and   a.User_Code_2 in ('1', '2', '3', '4')
and   a.stmt_date = (select max(a.stmt_date) from  AA_DW.dbo.CAPANST1 A)
and   a.acct_nbr not in (select acct_nbr
from dbo.CAPANST1
where stmt_Date = (select dateadd(d,-1,last_stmt_date) from dbo.CAPANST1))

           
         

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Zone: Microsoft

Question Asked By: flscooter

Solution Provided By: itdrms

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