Question

sql syntax help -sybase

Asked by: jack_

I have a query .This is selecting records from 6 table and displaying.

I want only the FIRST record returning a15.title title to appear in the list, however when there are different entries in a14.processed processed, it returns a duplicate entry.

I have attempted to use group by a15.title but it returns no records whenever I put in a group by parameter.

If the record is coming from a single table then i know how to use row_number() over (partition).

But from many tables i not able to do it.

Any help appreciated.

select distinct a15.title title, a11.author author, a14.processed processed, a12.creation_date creation_day, a13.collection collection, a16.descr descr
from rv_bib_author a11, rv_bib_control a12, rv_item a13, rv_isbn a14, rv_title_inverted a15, collection a16 where a11.bib_id = a12.bib_id and a11.bib_id = a13.bib_id and a11.bib_id = a14.bib_id and a11.bib_id = a15.bib_id and a13.collection = a16.collection and (a13.collection in ('f', 'nf')and (a14.processed IS NOT NULL) and a12.creation_date between '03/01/2009' and '05/30/2019') order by a12.creation_date desc

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Asked On: 2009-08-15 at 04:21:05ID24655015
Topics: SQL Query Syntax
,; Sybase Database
,; MS SQL Server
Participating Experts: 4
Points: 500
Comments: 38

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by: Mortaza_doulatyPosted on 2009-08-15 at 05:01:54ID: 25105081

Try to re-write your query as a single view, then try to use ROW_NUMBER() on a view.

by: rrjegan17Posted on 2009-08-15 at 05:58:15ID: 25105244

Hope this helps

select * 
from (
select a15.title title, a11.author author, a14.processed processed, a12.creation_date creation_day, a13.collection collection, a16.descr descr, row_number() over ( partition by a15.title, a11.author, a14.processed, a12.creation_date, a13.collection, a16.descr order by a12.creation_date ) rnum
from rv_bib_author a11, rv_bib_control a12, rv_item a13, rv_isbn a14, rv_title_inverted a15, collection a16 where a11.bib_id = a12.bib_id and a11.bib_id = a13.bib_id and a11.bib_id = a14.bib_id and a11.bib_id = a15.bib_id and a13.collection = a16.collection and (a13.collection in ('f', 'nf')and (a14.processed IS NOT NULL) and a12.creation_date between '03/01/2009' and '05/30/2019') order by a12.creation_date desc ) as temp
where rnum = 1

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by: jack_Posted on 2009-08-15 at 10:55:37ID: 25106258

@rrjegan17:i am getting this error..

Msg 1033, Level 15, State 1, Line 4
The ORDER BY clause is invalid in views, inline functions, derived tables, subqueries, and common table expressions, unless TOP or FOR XML is also specified.

@Mortaza_doulaty:I am using this in a php script so i cant create a view...

by: ralmadaPosted on 2009-08-15 at 12:06:28ID: 25106497

Try like this:

select * from (
select distinct 
	a15.title title, 
	a11.author author, 
	a14.processed processed, 
	a12.creation_date creation_day, 
	a13.collection collection, 
	a16.descr descr,
	row_number() over ( partition by a15.title, a11.author, a14.processed, a12.creation_date, a13.collection, a16.descr order by a12.creation_date ) rnum
from 	rv_bib_author a11, 
	rv_bib_control a12, 
	rv_item a13, 
	rv_isbn a14, 
	rv_title_inverted a15, 
	collection a16 
 
where 	a11.bib_id = a12.bib_id and 
	a11.bib_id = a13.bib_id and 
	a11.bib_id = a14.bib_id and 
	a11.bib_id = a15.bib_id and 
	a13.collection = a16.collection 
	and (	a13.collection in ('f', 'nf') and 
		(a14.processed IS NOT NULL) and 
		a12.creation_date between '03/01/2009' and '05/30/2019') 
)a 
where rnum = 1 
order by creation_day

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by: rrjegan17Posted on 2009-08-15 at 17:41:00ID: 25107461

Try this one out:

select * 
from (
select distinct a15.title title, a11.author author, a14.processed processed, a12.creation_date creation_day, a13.collection collection, a16.descr descr, row_number() over (order by a12.creation_date ) rnum
from rv_bib_author a11, rv_bib_control a12, rv_item a13, rv_isbn a14, rv_title_inverted a15, collection a16 where a11.bib_id = a12.bib_id and a11.bib_id = a13.bib_id and a11.bib_id = a14.bib_id and a11.bib_id = a15.bib_id and a13.collection = a16.collection and (a13.collection in ('f', 'nf')and (a14.processed IS NOT NULL) and a12.creation_date between '03/01/2009' and '05/30/2019') order by a12.creation_date desc ) as temp
where rnum = 1

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by: jack_Posted on 2009-08-15 at 19:42:34ID: 25107631

@rrjegan17 : same error....

Msg 1033, Level 15, State 1, Line 4
The ORDER BY clause is invalid in views, inline functions, derived tables, subqueries, and common table expressions, unless TOP or FOR XML is also specified.

by: acperkinsPosted on 2009-08-15 at 20:38:41ID: 25107738

Your title reads:
sql syntax help -sybase

however you added MS SQL Server in your Zones. If you are using SQL Server, please confirm that you are using at least SQL Server 2005 or all the well intentioned suggestions using ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY ... are not going to help you very much.

by: rrjegan17Posted on 2009-08-15 at 21:00:49ID: 25107760

Try this one out:

select * 
from (
select distinct a15.title title, a11.author author, a14.processed processed, a12.creation_date creation_day, a13.collection collection, a16.descr descr, row_number() over (order by a12.creation_date ) as rnum
from rv_bib_author a11, rv_bib_control a12, rv_item a13, rv_isbn a14, rv_title_inverted a15, collection a16 where a11.bib_id = a12.bib_id and a11.bib_id = a13.bib_id and a11.bib_id = a14.bib_id and a11.bib_id = a15.bib_id and a13.collection = a16.collection and (a13.collection in ('f', 'nf')and (a14.processed IS NOT NULL) and a12.creation_date between '03/01/2009' and '05/30/2019') order by a12.creation_date desc ) as temp
where rnum = 1

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by: jack_Posted on 2009-08-16 at 10:07:43ID: 25109537

@acperkins:I need it only on sybase...

@rrjegan17:Msg 1033, Level 15, State 1, Line 5
The ORDER BY clause is invalid in views, inline functions, derived tables, subqueries, and common table expressions, unless TOP or FOR XML is also specified.

by: acperkinsPosted on 2009-08-16 at 10:36:33ID: 25109641

Did you not see the solution provided by ralmada http:#a25106497 ? It does not have the syntax error with the ORDER BY clause in the derived table.

by: ralmadaPosted on 2009-08-16 at 10:56:04ID: 25109709

Thank you AC.

@jack,
basically the problem with rrjegan solution is that it has an order by in the subquery.

select * from (
select .... from
where .....
order by ... -- THIS IS WRONG.
) a

The above is incorrect. you need to move the order by clause outside of the subquery.

select * from (
select .... from
where .....
) a
order by ... -- THIS IS CORRECT

that's what I've suggested in my previous comment 25106497.

by: acperkinsPosted on 2009-08-16 at 11:03:02ID: 25109747

And please don't dom't get suckered into doing this cheesy workaround:

select * from (
select TOP 100 PERCENT ...
from ...
where .....
order by ... ) a

by: jack_Posted on 2009-08-16 at 11:37:24ID: 25109870

@ralmada :I tried ur solution...it doesnt show any error.But also it doesnt retrieve any record.

by: jack_Posted on 2009-08-16 at 11:41:44ID: 25109879

@ralmada : oops sorry ur query i working ...When i have changed the values.But see it gets wrong records...

title1      author1      1234      2009-01-08 00:00:00.000      f      this is a movie      1
title1      author1      4321      2009-01-08 00:00:00.000      f      this is a movie      1
title3      author3      8765      2009-01-08 00:00:00.000      song      this is a song      1
title2      author2      5678      2009-02-08 00:00:00.000      f      this is a movie      1

by: ralmadaPosted on 2009-08-16 at 16:24:30ID: 25110882

so you just want to return records with unique title1 right? So try this:

select * 
from (
select distinct a15.title title,
		a11.author author, 
		a14.processed processed, 
		a12.creation_date creation_day, 
		a13.collection collection, 
		a16.descr descr, 
		row_number() over (partition by a15.title order by a12.creation_date) as rnum
from 	rv_bib_author a11, 
	rv_bib_control a12, 
	rv_item a13, 
	rv_isbn a14, 
	rv_title_inverted a15, 
	collection a16 
 
where 	a11.bib_id = a12.bib_id and 
	a11.bib_id = a13.bib_id and 
	a11.bib_id = a14.bib_id and 
	a11.bib_id = a15.bib_id and 
	a13.collection = a16.collection and 
	(a13.collection in ('f', 'nf')and 
	(a14.processed IS NOT NULL) and 
	a12.creation_date between '03/01/2009' and '05/30/2019') 
 
) as temp
where rnum = 1
order by creation_day desc

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by: jack_Posted on 2009-08-16 at 18:46:05ID: 25111235

Ok i will check ur solution.

1.One quick question, Is it wrong to use the order by clause in the sub query?

>>>row_number() over (partition by a15.title order by a12.creation_date)

2.Also here we should use a orderby clause?

3.Also partition by means like group by?

4.why not we use rank() function here ,how it is different from the row_number().

Thanks for all ur time.

by: rrjegan17Posted on 2009-08-16 at 23:21:53ID: 25111941

As ralmada and acperkins pointed out, order by clause in the query provided by me earlier should be removed..
Hence it should be like

Also partition by clause needs to be removed for Sybase:

select * 
from (
select DISTINCT a15.title title, a11.author author, a14.processed processed, a12.creation_date creation_day, a13.collection collection, a16.descr descr, row_number() over (order by a12.creation_date ) rnum
from rv_bib_author a11, rv_bib_control a12, rv_item a13, rv_isbn a14, rv_title_inverted a15, collection a16 where a11.bib_id = a12.bib_id and a11.bib_id = a13.bib_id and a11.bib_id = a14.bib_id and a11.bib_id = a15.bib_id and a13.collection = a16.collection and (a13.collection in ('f', 'nf')and (a14.processed IS NOT NULL) and a12.creation_date between '03/01/2009' and '05/30/2019')) as temp
where rnum = 1

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by: jack_Posted on 2009-08-16 at 23:27:51ID: 25111955

I should use the title in the order by clause or creation date?

by: rrjegan17Posted on 2009-08-17 at 05:13:14ID: 25113497

>> I should use the title in the order by clause or creation date?

Can you kindly explain more on what you referred by this.

by: ralmadaPosted on 2009-08-17 at 06:41:50ID: 25114276

Another alternative would be doing something like this:

select distinct a15.title title,
		a11.author author, 
		a14.processed processed, 
		a12.creation_date creation_day, 
		a13.collection collection, 
		a16.descr descr, 
from 	rv_bib_author a11, 
	rv_bib_control a12, 
	rv_item a13, 
	(select bib_id, min(processed) processed from rv_isbn group by bib_id) a14, 
	rv_title_inverted a15, 
	collection a16 
 
where 	a11.bib_id = a12.bib_id and 
	a11.bib_id = a13.bib_id and 
	a11.bib_id = a14.bib_id and 
	a11.bib_id = a15.bib_id and 
	a13.collection = a16.collection and 
	(a13.collection in ('f', 'nf')and 
	(a14.processed IS NOT NULL) and 
	a12.creation_date between '03/01/2009' and '05/30/2019') 
order by a12.creation_date desc

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by: jack_Posted on 2009-08-17 at 08:16:04ID: 25115243

@ralmada: In sybase i tried ur first solution:

sybase_query() [function.sybase-query]: message: Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'over'. (severity 15)

second one giving some 4 errors...

by: ralmadaPosted on 2009-08-17 at 08:18:50ID: 25115280

Well, for the second one, there was an extra comma there:

select distinct a15.title title,
		a11.author author, 
		a14.processed processed, 
		a12.creation_date creation_day, 
		a13.collection collection, 
		a16.descr descr
from 	rv_bib_author a11, 
	rv_bib_control a12, 
	rv_item a13, 
	(select bib_id, min(processed) processed from rv_isbn group by bib_id) a14, 
	rv_title_inverted a15, 
	collection a16 
 
where 	a11.bib_id = a12.bib_id and 
	a11.bib_id = a13.bib_id and 
	a11.bib_id = a14.bib_id and 
	a11.bib_id = a15.bib_id and 
	a13.collection = a16.collection and 
	(a13.collection in ('f', 'nf')and 
	(a14.processed IS NOT NULL) and 
	a12.creation_date between '03/01/2009' and '05/30/2019') 
order by a12.creation_date desc

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by: jack_Posted on 2009-08-17 at 08:28:19ID: 25115392

This is working great for me in mssql(sybase i dont have so i tried there).

The same query i am uing in magento too.

can u get me a mysql query?

by: ralmadaPosted on 2009-08-17 at 08:30:10ID: 25115407

>>mysql query? <<

It should be the same syntax.

by: jack_Posted on 2009-08-17 at 08:54:33ID: 25115682

I took out the comma after a16.descr descr and ran the query again- no errors, but no data returned

by: ralmadaPosted on 2009-08-17 at 09:02:55ID: 25115764

hmmm, try like this:

select distinct a15.title title,
		a11.author author, 
		a14.processed processed, 
		a12.creation_date creation_day, 
		a13.collection collection, 
		a16.descr descr
from 	rv_bib_author a11, 
	rv_bib_control a12, 
	rv_item a13, 
	(select bib_id, min(processed) processed from rv_isbn where processed is not null group by bib_id) a14, 
	rv_title_inverted a15, 
	collection a16 
 
where 	a11.bib_id = a12.bib_id and 
	a11.bib_id = a13.bib_id and 
	a11.bib_id = a14.bib_id and 
	a11.bib_id = a15.bib_id and 
	a13.collection = a16.collection and 
	(a13.collection in ('f', 'nf')and 
	a12.creation_date between '03/01/2009' and '05/30/2019') 
order by a12.creation_date desc

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by: jack_Posted on 2009-08-17 at 09:43:00ID: 25116122

sorry again.

No record found...

by: ralmadaPosted on 2009-08-18 at 07:13:55ID: 25123418

Can you run this and see what you get?

select bib_id, min(processed) processed from rv_isbn where processed is not null group by bib_id

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by: jack_Posted on 2009-08-18 at 11:03:26ID: 25125849

1      1234
2      5678
3      4321
4      8765

by: jack_Posted on 2009-08-18 at 11:24:42ID: 25126041

U can also the results here...

the working code displays duplicates, which is what I'm trying to fix...

http://www.myrcpl.com/onorder.php

by: jack_Posted on 2009-08-18 at 11:28:38ID: 25126070

This is the php code...

http://www.myrcpl.com/onorder.phps

by: ralmadaPosted on 2009-08-18 at 12:03:08ID: 25126398

Couldn't check the code from this computer. But please see if this query better fit your needs:

select distinct a15.title title,
		a11.author author, 
		a14.processed processed, 
		a12.creation_date creation_day, 
		a13.collection collection, 
		a16.descr descr
from 	rv_bib_author a11, 
	rv_bib_control a12, 
	rv_item a13, 
	rv_isbn a14, 
	rv_title_inverted a15, 
	collection a16 
 
where 	a11.bib_id = a12.bib_id and 
	a11.bib_id = a13.bib_id and 
	a11.bib_id = a14.bib_id and 
	a11.bib_id = a15.bib_id and 
	a13.collection = a16.collection and 
	(a13.collection in ('f', 'nf')and 
	a12.creation_date between '03/01/2009' and '05/30/2019') and
	a14.processed = (select min(processed) from rv_isbn where bib_id = a11.bib_id)
	
order by a12.creation_date desc

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by: jack_Posted on 2009-08-18 at 12:30:18ID: 25126667

ok i will try and let u know.

by: jack_Posted on 2009-08-18 at 13:23:01ID: 25127250

This is working fine...

Can u please explain what is the difference between the queries u gave before and this one.

by: jack_Posted on 2009-08-18 at 13:25:03ID: 25127278

@ralmada:

Thank u so much for ur help.

@rrjegan,@acperkinsi :

Thanks u too for ur time

.I really enjoyed here in EE by learning with the experts around the globe .

by: ralmadaPosted on 2009-08-18 at 16:45:17ID: 25128563

I basically removed the duplicates from table rv_isbn using this part in line 21.

a14.processed = (select min(processed) from rv_isbn where bib_id = a11.bib_id)

by: acperkinsPosted on 2009-08-18 at 17:28:05ID: 25128800

>>Thank u so much for ur help.<<
Excellent! Now please close the question.

by: jack_Posted on 2009-08-19 at 01:10:34ID: 31616103

Thank u so much...

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