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SQL Query - Select Top or Max
Posted on 2011-03-07
Per my client, they need the last HGBA1C Value (which is the o.OBSVALUE) along with the last date that corresponds with this (o.ObsDate). In my query below, I am getting more then one record for a specific patient. How could I just return the patients one date and value versus them all? SELECT TOP 1 maybe? Not 100% sure.
---- Last HGBA1C Value / Date Last HGBA1C Value / (HGBA1C is obs.HDID = 28)
SELECT o.pid,
pp.PatientId,
pp.PatientProfileId,
dbo.FormatName('', pp.First, pp.Middle, pp.Last, pp.Suffix) AS PatientName,
MAX(o.OBSDate) AS obsdate,
o.OBSVALUE
FROM OBS AS o
JOIN OBSHEAD AS oh ON o.HDID = oh.HDID
JOIN PatientProfile AS pp ON o.PID = pp.PId
WHERE o.HDID = 28
GROUP BY o.PID,
pp.PatientId,
pp.PatientProfileId,
dbo.FormatName('', pp.First, pp.Middle, pp.Last, pp.Suffix),
o.OBSVALUE
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Active 2 days ago
you might want to read this article:
http://www.experts-exchange.com/A_3203.html
http://www.experts-exchange.com/A_3203.html
SELECT top 1 o.pid,
pp.PatientId,
pp.PatientProfileId,
dbo.FormatName('', pp.First, pp.Middle, pp.Last, pp.Suffix) AS PatientName,
MAX(o.OBSDate) AS obsdate,
o.OBSVALUE
FROM OBS AS o
JOIN OBSHEAD AS oh ON o.HDID = oh.HDID
JOIN PatientProfile AS pp ON o.PID = pp.PId
WHERE o.HDID = 28
GROUP BY o.PID,
pp.PatientId,
pp.PatientProfileId,
dbo.FormatName('', pp.First, pp.Middle, pp.Last, pp.Suffix),
o.OBSVALUE
ORDER BY o.OBSVALUE DESC
pp.PatientId,
pp.PatientProfileId,
dbo.FormatName('', pp.First, pp.Middle, pp.Last, pp.Suffix) AS PatientName,
MAX(o.OBSDate) AS obsdate,
o.OBSVALUE
FROM OBS AS o
JOIN OBSHEAD AS oh ON o.HDID = oh.HDID
JOIN PatientProfile AS pp ON o.PID = pp.PId
WHERE o.HDID = 28
GROUP BY o.PID,
pp.PatientId,
pp.PatientProfileId,
dbo.FormatName('', pp.First, pp.Middle, pp.Last, pp.Suffix),
o.OBSVALUE
ORDER BY o.OBSVALUE DESC
ewangoya -
I started out with 28 records in my data set with multiple patients (some having more then one OBSVALUE. When I use your example, I just get the most recent overall. I want the most recent per distinct patient. I am reading through Angels post and think this may be more in line with what I need, just need to read through it all.
I started out with 28 records in my data set with multiple patients (some having more then one OBSVALUE. When I use your example, I just get the most recent overall. I want the most recent per distinct patient. I am reading through Angels post and think this may be more in line with what I need, just need to read through it all.
Active 3 days ago
try this.
SELECT *
FROM (SELECT *,
ROW_NUMBER()
OVER(PARTITION BY PatientId ORDER BY obsdate DESC) rn
FROM ( SELECT o.pid,
pp.PatientId,
pp.PatientProfileId,
dbo.FORMATNAME('',pp.FIRST,pp.Middle,pp.LAST,pp.Suffix) AS PatientName,
MAX(o.OBSDate) AS obsdate,
o.OBSVALUE
FROM OBS AS o
JOIN OBSHEAD AS oh
ON o.HDID = oh.HDID
JOIN PatientProfile AS pp
ON o.PID = pp.PId
WHERE o.HDID = 28
GROUP BY o.PID,
pp.PatientId,
pp.PatientProfileId,
dbo.FORMATNAME('',pp.FIRST,pp.Middle,pp.LAST,pp.Suffix),
o.OBSVALUE) t1) t2
WHERE rn = 1
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