asked on 9/22/2015

SQL Script help

I have two tables (Customer and Territory). I'm needing a select statement that will find all customers that don't have a territory of 1.05 and 1.09 so I can add them to my territory table later. For some reason I'm having trouble with this.

I was going to do a temp table or CTE that stored all my customers that had the territories that I need then show all the customers that don't match from the customer table but for some reason this didn't work.

Thanks for your help

Microsoft SQL Server SSRS

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Scott Pletcher

9/22/2015

Jim Horn

9/22/2015

>find all customers that don't have a territory of 1.05 and 1.09
Total air code. Give this a whirl, which uses a subquery to count the 1.05 and 1.09's, then a main query to return all where the count is less than 2.

SELECT c.c_id, c.c_name,  t.its_got_it
FROM Customer c 
   JOIN (SELECT c_id, SUM(CASE WHEN Territory = 1.05 OR Territory = 1.09 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) as its_got_it FROM Territory GROUP BY c_id)  t ON c.c_id = t.c_id 
WHERE t.its_got_it < 2

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Mike Eghtebas

9/22/2015

Select c_id, c_name from Customer c
inner join CustTerritory ct
on ct.c_id = c.c_id
Where c.Territory Not In(1.05, 1.09)

abarefoot

9/22/2015

ASKER

Jim - Not sure how this accomlises what I'm wanting.

Mike - This returns every territory other then 1.05 and 1.09 even if they are already a member of 1.05 and 1.09. So if they are a member of 1.01 and 1.05 they still show up because they are a member of 1.01. I need that customer to not show up. Also territory is not in the customer table

I need this to return customers that are not members of 1.05 and 1.09 at all.

Scott Pletcher

9/22/2015

SELECT t.c_id, MAX(t.c_name) AS c_name
FROM Territory t
GROUP BY t.c_id
HAVING SUM(CASE WHEN t.territory IN ('1.05', '1.09') THEN 1 ELSE END) = 0

Jim Horn

9/22/2015

>return customers that are not members of 1.05 and 1.09 at all.
So .. does this mean not 1.05 OR 1.09, or not both 1.05 AND 1.09?

In the above sample data

Since none of them have an 1.09, and AND would return all c_id's.

2 and 4 have a 1.05, so an OR would return all except those two.

abarefoot

9/22/2015

ASKER

The results I'm looking for are below. Since none of those have 1.09 or 1.05

c_name c_id
Bob 1
Jill 3
Paul 7
Jim 6
joe 5

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Mike Eghtebas

9/22/2015

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Jim Horn

9/22/2015

>The results I'm looking for are below. Since none of those have 1.09 or 1.05
Ok, that would be 1.09 OR 1.05, which is different than how the original question was asked.

Pretty sure my code works, so explain 'Not sure how this accomlises what I'm wanting.'.
Scott's code will work too.

abarefoot

9/22/2015

ASKER

Didn't mean OR but AND.

abarefoot

9/22/2015

ASKER

Mike's should work but I'm having issues with the NOT IN part. It's giving me an error on "NOT IN"

Mike Eghtebas

9/22/2015

try with Not Exist instead of Not In

abarefoot

9/22/2015

ASKER

Mikes script did the trick. Thanks

abarefoot

9/22/2015

ASKER

Thanks Mike this is what I was needing.

Scott Pletcher

9/22/2015

Did you try mine?

If you need additional detail from the table(s), you can join to that result:

SELECT t.*
FROM (
SELECT t.c_id
FROM Territory t
GROUP BY t.c_id
HAVING SUM(CASE WHEN t.territory IN ('1.05', '1.09') THEN 1 ELSE END) = 0
) AS t_matches
INNER JOIN dbo.territory t ON t.c_id = t_matches.c_id