Greater than output as TRUE with Value from 2 SQL Tables

  • I have Two table's called O3 and o5 and contains s.no and O3 & O5 in the Table (i.e..in O3 & O5). and s.no will be matches in both the tables. Now i want to run a query to get if the O3_Value (O3) value is more than O5_Value (O5) then i should get True as output in one column. And also in another coloumn the O5 Value should be displayed.

    I am able to match the SQL Query however the Greater than O3 logic iam missing...:( need you help here...

    SELECT dbo.O3.[s.no] AS [O3_Sn.NO], dbo.O5.[s.no] AS [O5_Sn.NO], dbo.O3.O3, dbo.O5.O5

    FROM dbo.O3 INNER JOIN

    dbo.O5 ON dbo.O3.[s.no] = dbo.O5.[s.no]

    ----o3 Table has below data

    s.noo3

    110

    212

    313

    415

    516

    ----05 Table has below Data

    s.noo5

    111

    211

    39

    412

    57

    ---------My Actual query should display as below output

    s.noFlagO5 Value

    1TRUE11

    2TRUE11

    3FALSE9

    4FALSE12

    5FALSE7

    My SQL query putput should be like as below

    Thanks in Advance...
    trying to learn SQL Query World

  • SELECT dbo.O3.[s.no] AS [O3_Sn.NO], dbo.O5.[s.no] AS [O5_Sn.NO], dbo.O3.O3, dbo.O5.O5,

    case when dbo.O3.[s.no] > dbo.O5.[s.no] then 'true' else 'false' end as ComparisonColumn

    FROM dbo.O3 INNER JOIN

    dbo.O5 ON dbo.O3.[s.no] = dbo.O5.[s.no]

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  • It worked Great

    Thanks in Advance...
    trying to learn SQL Query World

  • I Have below output and How can i ignore the repeated false or true statements untill i get

    S.No O SM True/False

    1 509.75 509.75false

    2 510.725510.725false

    3 509.5333509.5333false

    4 509.6166509.6499false

    5 509.8833510.2199false

    6 511.5833510.7199true

    7 510.725510.725false

    8 509.5333509.5333false

    9 509.6166509.6499false

    10 509.8833510.2199false

    Instead of above output i should get the actual Output as

    S.No O SM True/False Case status carry

    1 509.75 509.75 false False

    2 510.725510.725 false Null

    3 509.5333509.5333 false Null

    4 509.6166509.6499 false Null

    5 509.8833510.2199 false Null

    6 511.5833510.7199 true TRUE

    7 510.725510.725 true Null

    8 509.5333509.5333 true Null

    9 509.6166509.6499 false False

    10 509.8833510.2199 false Null

    in the above i should get the only one false that is for s.no 1 and 9 and for s.no 6 I should get one true and remaining should be Null

    Thanks in Advance...
    trying to learn SQL Query World

  • I'm not good enough to do it all in one shot, so I copy Sean's results into a table, then compare the rows against the previous rows.

    select * into test from (

    SELECT dbo.O3.[s.no] AS [O3_Sn.NO], dbo.O5.[s.no] AS [O5_Sn.NO], dbo.O3.O3, dbo.O5.O5,

    case when dbo.O3.[o3] > dbo.O5.[o5] then 'true' else 'false' end as ComparisonColumn

    FROM dbo.O3 INNER JOIN

    dbo.O5 ON dbo.O3.[s.no] = dbo.O5.[s.no]) a

    select a.[O3_Sn.NO], a.O3, a.O5,b.ComparisonColumn,

    case when a.ComparisonColumn <> isnull(b.ComparisonColumn,0) then a.ComparisonColumn else null end

    from test a

    left join test b on a.[O3_Sn.NO] = b.[O3_Sn.NO] + 1

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