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kaththecoder

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August 12, 2015 at 8:36 am

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Hi
It's been awhile since I have used sql and I just can't remember how to get my statement correct:
So I want to display all records where the State Code Name = Open
then if the records Sales Stage Code has any one of the codes displayed in the or statement.
SELECT
OPPS.statecodeAS [State Code],
OPPS.statecodenameAS [State Code Name],
OPPS.salesstagecodeAS [Sales Stage Code],
OPPS.salesstagecodename AS [Sales Stage Name],
TBU.businessunitidnameAS [BU Name],
OPPS.accountidnameAS [Account Name],
OPPS.parentcontactidnameAS [Contact Name],
OPPS.descriptionAS [Description],
OPPS.estimatedvalueAS [Est. Weekly Value],
OPPS.estimatedclosedateAS [Est. Close Date],
d.[Days]as [Num Days Open],
OPPS.owneridnameAS [Owner],
OPPS.actualclosedateAS [Opp Actual Close Date],
OPPS.statecodeAS [State Code],
OPPS.statecodenameAS [Status],
OPPS.statuscodeAS [Status Code],
OPPS.statecodenameAS [State Code Name],
OPPS.actualvalueAS [Actual Value]
FROM dbo.FilteredOpportunity AS OPPS
INNER JOIN dbo.FilteredUserSettings AS TBU ON TBU.systemuserid = OPPS.ownerid
CROSS APPLY(VALUES(DATEDIFF(day, @CurrentDate, OPPS.actualclosedate))) AS d([Days])
WHERE StateCodeName = 'Open'
OR SalesStageCode = 1/* DISCOVERY */
OR SalesStageCode = 121370000 /* PROPOSAL */
OR SalesStageCode = 121370001 /* SIGN AGREEMENT */
OR SalesStageCode = 121370002/* INSTALLATION */

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ChrisM@Work SSC Guru Points: 186127 More actions · Answer 1

WHERE StateCodeName = 'Open'

AND SalesStageCode IN (

1,/* DISCOVERY */

121370000, /* PROPOSAL */

121370001, /* SIGN AGREEMENT */

121370002/* INSTALLATION */

)

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Gail Shaw SSC Guru Points: 1004504 More actions · Answer 2

WHERE StateCodeName = 'Open' AND

(SalesStageCode = 1/* DISCOVERY */

OR SalesStageCode = 121370000 /* PROPOSAL */

OR SalesStageCode = 121370001 /* SIGN AGREEMENT */

OR SalesStageCode = 121370002)/* INSTALLATION */

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ARC211 Ten Centuries Points: 1283 More actions · Answer 3

in this case the in and the or will produce the same results...... right?

Gail Shaw SSC Guru Points: 1004504 More actions · Answer 4

Yup. Completely equivalent.

Gail Shaw
Microsoft Certified Master: SQL Server, MVP, M.Sc (Comp Sci)
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