count of orderitems.orderid instead (or in addition)

It appears you already have this count.  If you add p_cnt.prod_Cnt, it should appear in your final select.  Unless I'm missing something in your code.

>>It appears you already have this count.  If you add p_cnt.prod_Cnt, it should appear in your final select.  Unless I'm missing something in your code.

which line

I added this to the last line
and o.statusid in (9,10,90,180,260) order by i.orderid desc

and got these errors


Msg 4104, Level 16, State 1, Line 2
The multi-part identifier "o.statusid" could not be bound.
Msg 4104, Level 16, State 1, Line 2
The multi-part identifier "o.statusid" could not be bound.
Msg 4104, Level 16, State 1, Line 2
The multi-part identifier "o.statusid" could not be bound.
Msg 4104, Level 16, State 1, Line 2
The multi-part identifier "o.statusid" could not be bound.
Msg 4104, Level 16, State 1, Line 2
The multi-part identifier "o.statusid" could not be bound.



because the query provided by angelIII is returning all the ordersitems
but I only want the orderitems that are o.statusid in (9,10,90,180,260)

SELECT
i.orderid,(select count(*) from orderitems x where x.productid = p.productid ) order_count,
p.productid,p.title, (ISNULL(CAST(P_Cnt.prod_Cnt AS VARCHAR(20)), 'No Orders'))as aquantity,p.internalsku,p.internalsku2,p.internalsku3,p.folderid,p.inwarehouse,p.inwarehouse2,p.inwarehouse3,p.ourinwarehouse,p.ourinwarehouse2,p.ourinwarehouse3,p.sentquantity,p.sentquantity2,p.sentquantity3,p.estimatedcost,p.cost2,p.cost3,date,date2,date3,estimateddate,estimateddate2,estimateddate3
from products p
left join orderitems i
  on i.productid= p.productid
left outer join (
select p2.productid, count(*) prod_Cnt from orderitems i
inner join orders o on o.orderid = i.orderid
right join payments y on o.orderid = y.orderid
inner join products p2 on i.productid = p2.productid
where o.statusid in (9,10,90,180,260)
group by p2.productid)
P_Cnt on p.productid = P_Cnt.productid
where p.folderid = 119 and o.statusid in (9,10,90,180,260) order by i.orderid desc

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Line 8 through 13 appears to be a count by productid.  

I don't think you can reference the o (orders) table from the main table, since you define that alias inside the subquery called p_cnt.  is the statid column also defined in products or orderitems?

>>is the statid column also defined in products or orderitems?

there is no column in either orderitems or products that is 'count'

But in your subquery

select p2.productid, count(*) prod_Cnt from orderitems i
inner join orders o on o.orderid = i.orderid
right join payments y on o.orderid = y.orderid
inner join products p2 on i.productid = p2.productid
where o.statusid in (9,10,90,180,260)
group by p2.productid

You have defined count(*) as prod_cnt.  Since that subquery is defined as P_Cnt, you can reference P_Cnt.prod_cnt in the main query.  The following code should run, and the last column should now be prod_cnt.

---
Shannon Lowder
Database Engineer

SELECT
     p.productid
   , p.title
   , (ISNULL(CAST(P_Cnt.prod_Cnt AS VARCHAR(20)), 'No Orders')) as aquantity
   , p.internalsku  
   , p.internalsku2
   , p.internalsku3
   , p.folderid
   , p.inwarehouse
   , p.inwarehouse2
   , p.inwarehouse3
   , p.ourinwarehouse
   , p.ourinwarehouse2
   , p.ourinwarehouse3
   , p.sentquantity
   , p.sentquantity2
   , p.sentquantity3
   , p.estimatedcost
   , p.cost2
   , p.cost3
   , date
   , date2
   , date3
   , estimateddate
   , estimateddate2
   , estimateddate3
   , i.orderid
   --new line here
   , P_Cnt.prod_cnt 
from products p
left join orderitems i
  on i.productid= p.productid
left outer join (
   select 
        p2.productid
	  , count(*) prod_Cnt 
   from orderitems i
   inner join orders o 
      on o.orderid = i.orderid
   right join payments y 
      on o.orderid = y.orderid
   inner join products p2 
      on i.productid = p2.productid
   where 
      o.statusid in (9,10,90,180,260)
   group by 
      p2.productid) P_Cnt 
   on p.productid = P_Cnt.productid
where 
   p.folderid = 119 
order by 
   p.productid desc

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thanks

that query counts the productids that are
inner join orders o on o.orderid = i.orderid
right join payments y on o.orderid = y.orderid
inner join products p2 on i.productid = p2.productid
where o.statusid in (9,10,90,180,260)


but it shows all the orderids


is there a way to only show the orderids
that
inner join orders o on o.orderid = i.orderid
right join payments y on o.orderid = y.orderid
inner join products p2 on i.productid = p2.productid
where o.statusid in (9,10,90,180,260)

Change the JOIN on line 33 from a LEFT OUTER to an INNER.  That should then only return the records that match a record with a count.

---
Shannon Lowder
Database Engineer

getting closer

returned less results of 'old orderids'

SELECT
     p.productid
   , p.title
   , (ISNULL(CAST(P_Cnt.prod_Cnt AS VARCHAR(20)), 'No Orders')) as aquantity
   , p.internalsku  
   , p.internalsku2
   , p.internalsku3
   , p.folderid
   , p.inwarehouse
   , p.inwarehouse2
   , p.inwarehouse3
   , p.ourinwarehouse
   , p.ourinwarehouse2
   , p.ourinwarehouse3
   , p.sentquantity
   , p.sentquantity2
   , p.sentquantity3
   , p.estimatedcost
   , p.cost2
   , p.cost3
   , date
   , date2
   , date3
   , estimateddate
   , estimateddate2
   , estimateddate3
   , i.orderid
   --new line here
   , P_Cnt.prod_cnt 
from products p
left join orderitems i
  on i.productid= p.productid
inner join (
   select 
        p2.productid
          , count(*) prod_Cnt 
   from orderitems i
   inner join orders o 
      on o.orderid = i.orderid
   right join payments y 
      on o.orderid = y.orderid
   inner join products p2 
      on i.productid = p2.productid
   where 
      o.statusid in (9,10,90,180,260)
   group by 
      p2.productid) P_Cnt 
   on p.productid = P_Cnt.productid
where 
   p.folderid = 119 
order by 
   p.productid desc

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Is the sub query returning data for more rows than it's supposed to?  If your outer query is returning more rows than you want I woud start by double checking that inner query.
---
Shannon Lowder
Database Engineer

inner query is good

but I am trying to change outter query

thanks