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Joining two tables that could have more items for each idea on either side of tables

Asked by johnnie240 in SQL Query Syntax, SQLBase

Tags: SQL

I need to join two tables with similar data but don't uniformly line up. Here is a sample

Pay Table:
ID      PayIndex      PayDate            Payment      PayRate
1      0      2002-10-17 00:00:00.000      574028.7      0.0339
1      1      2003-02-18 00:00:00.000      875637      0.0339
1      2      2003-08-15 00:00:00.000      875637      0.0339
1      3      2004-02-17 00:00:00.000      875637      0.0339
...
1      11      2008-02-15 00:00:00.000      754020.75      0.0339

Rec Table:
ID      RecIndex      RecDate            Reciept      RecRate
1      0      2002-10-17 00:00:00.000      30952.6809374938      0.0143798749999971
1      1      2002-11-01 00:00:00.000      63968.8739374873      0.0143798749999971
1      2      2002-12-02 00:00:00.000      63968.8739374873      0.0143798749999971
...
1      11      2003-09-02 00:00:00.000      59841.8498124881      0.0143798749999971
...
1      70      2008-08-01 00:00:00.000      54955.8878402668      0.0143798749999971

Here is a sample of the result I want:
ID      SortIndex      Payment      RecRate      RecDate      Reciept      RecRate
1      0      -574028.7      0.0339      2002-10-17       30952.6809374938      0.0143798749999971      2002-10-17
1      1      -875637      0.0339      2003-02-18       63968.8739374873      0.0143798749999971      2002-11-01
1      2      -875637      0.0339      2003-08-15       63968.8739374873      0.0143798749999971      2002-12-02
...
1      10      -754020.75      0.0339      2007-08-15       66032.3859999868      0.0143798749999971      2003-08-01
1      11      -754020.75      0.0339      2008-02-15       59841.8498124881      0.0143798749999971      2003-09-02
1      12      NULL      NULL      NULL      68095.8980624864      0.0143798749999971      2003-10-01       NULL
1      13      NULL      NULL      NULL      57778.3377499885      0.0143798749999971      2003-11-03       NULL
...
1      69      NULL      NULL      NULL      55084.3081128363      0.0143798749999971      2008-07-01       NULL
1      70      NULL      NULL      NULL      54955.8878402668      0.0143798749999971      2008-08-01       NULL

I am currently able to get this result for one ID but not for the whole table with the folloiwing query:

SELECT Rec.SwpID, Rec.RecIndex AS SortIndex, Pay.Payment * -1 As Payment, Pay.PayRate, Pay.PayDate, Rec.Reciept, Rec.RecRate, Rec.RecDate
FROM [#SwpPay] as Pay Full Outer JOIN
[#SwpRec] as Rec ON Pay.SwpID = Rec.SwpID
AND Rec.RecIndex = Pay.PayIndex
where Rec.SwpID = 2251 OR Pay.SwpID = 2251
Order by Rec.SwpID, Rec.RecIndex

How do I write the query for all ID's?

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Joining two tables that could have more items for each idea on either side of tables

Asked by johnnie240 in SQL Query Syntax, SQLBase

Tags: SQL

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