August 8, 2022 at 2:09 am
Hi ,
I'm trying to union 2 CTE queries into one. but must be missing something. as I get an issue after the union . I tried a few things but no luck. Im trying to select different Meshtypes as per query.
The first CTE is sum_cte and the s2nd is sum_cte2
this is what I have....
;with
sum_cte as (
select *, sum(tonsperhour) over (order by [datetime]) sum_over_tph
FROM [dbo].[tons_per_hour]
where whsecd in ('211','210')
and meshtype = 'Raw Sand A'
and datetime >= DATEADD(day,-7, GETDATE())
)
,sum_cte2 as (
select *, sum(tonsperhour) over (order by [datetime]) sum_over_tph
FROM [dbo].[tons_per_hour]
where whsecd in ('211','210')
and meshtype = 'Raw Sand B'
and datetime >= DATEADD(day,-7, GETDATE())
)
select floor(sum_over_tph/20) time_grp, DATEPART (d, datetime) AS Day,
DATEPART (m, datetime) AS Month,
min([datetime]) min_dt, max([datetime]) max_dt,
count(*) row_count, sum(tonsperhour) sum_tph,
datediff(minute, min([datetime]), max([datetime])) [Minutes Down],
Case when Meshtype = 'Raw Sand A' then 'Dryer A'
when Meshtype = 'Raw Sand B' then 'Dryer B'
when Meshtype = 'Washed Sand A' then 'Line A'
when Meshtype = 'Washed Sand B' then 'Line B'
when Meshtype = 'Washed Sand C' then 'Line C'
end as meshtype
from sum_cte
group by floor(sum_over_tph/20), meshtype,DATEPART (d, datetime),
DATEPART (m, datetime)
order by 4 desc
union
select floor(sum_over_tph/20) time_grp, DATEPART (d, datetime) AS Day,
DATEPART (m, datetime) AS Month,
min([datetime]) min_dt, max([datetime]) max_dt,
count(*) row_count, sum(tonsperhour) sum_tph,
datediff(minute, min([datetime]), max([datetime])) [Minutes Down],
Case when Meshtype = 'Raw Sand A' then 'Dryer A'
when Meshtype = 'Raw Sand B' then 'Dryer B'
when Meshtype = 'Washed Sand A' then 'Line A'
when Meshtype = 'Washed Sand B' then 'Line B'
when Meshtype = 'Washed Sand C' then 'Line C'
end as meshtype
from sum_cte2
group by floor(sum_over_tph/20), meshtype,DATEPART (d, datetime),
DATEPART (m, datetime)
order by 4 desc
August 8, 2022 at 2:16 am
Can't you just use OR in your WHERE clause and then do the aggregation? I'm not convinced you need a CTE at all.
August 8, 2022 at 12:57 pm
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