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Simple SQL Query - Syntax Issue - Joins

Asked by chokka in SQL Server 2005, SQL Server 2008



I am using Multiple Table - Inner or Outer Join.

Issue is that - In the Output - Same row is replicated for 7 times.

I need to make the rows UNIQUE.

Example :- if i had 7 rows or 7 rows to be an actual output.

Now i am getting as 49 rows ...!

I did inner, left outer ..! any solution for my issue 
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SELECT		Mem.LastName + ',' + Mem.FirstName as [Member Name],
			CASE (MS.MedExpress) when 0 then 'MedExpress' WHEN 1 then  'Salisbury' else '' END as [Which Pharmacy],
			IC.ICName,	
			PO.STATECD,		
			PO.PHARMACYORDERID,
			VWCOPAYDETAIL.MEDICATIONNAME,
			VWCOPAYDETAIL.COST,				
			VWCOPAYDETAIL.PLANALLOWS AS [ALLOWED AMOUNT],
			VWCOPAYDETAIL.INSCOPAY AS [INSURANCE COPAY],				
			VWCOPAYDETAIL.SUGGESTEDCOPAY AS [MEDEXPRESS COPAY],
			VWCOPAYDETAIL.SAVINGS,
			VWCOPAYDETAIL.PROFIT
FROM		InsuranceCompanies IC	
inner join	MemberInsuranceCompany MemInsComp
on			IC.InsuranceCompanyID = MemInsComp.InsuranceCompanyID
INNER JOIN	PHARMACYORDERS PO
ON			PO.MemberID = MemInsComp.MemberId
INNER JOIN	PHARMACYORDERDETAILS POD
ON			PO.PharmacyOrderID = POD.PharmacyOrderID
inner join	Members as Mem
on			Mem.MemberID = PO.MemberID
inner join	MemberStatus as MS
on			MS.MemberID = PO.MemberID
inner join	VW_COPAYDETAILS as VWCOPAYDETAIL 
on			VWCOPAYDETAIL.MemberID = PO.MemberID
where		PO.MemberID = 2464
AND			POD.SHIPPED = 1
and			VWCOPAYDETAIL.Active = 1
ORDER BY	PO.PHARMACYORDERID DESC
 
Keywords: Simple SQL Query - Syntax Issue - J…
Title
1 Joins
2 very complex left join problem
3 SQL Query/Reporting Services Issue
4 PLSQL Query assistance
5 TRIGGER
6 Building Trigger with Insert/Update/D…
 
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