Execute same SELECT with a different condition

• NikosV

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  August 8, 2018 at 5:07 am

  #362112

  I have this code.
  SELECT
 CT.claim_type_name AS ClaimType,
 COUNT(CM.claim_type) AS Cases,
 ISNULL(SUM(CC.original_amount),0) AS SumInsuredTotal
INTO #ChosenYear
FROM [ALISPREP].[UAT3].dbo.t_claim_type CT
 LEFT OUTER JOIN [ALISPREP].[UAT3].dbo.p_claim_main CM
 ON CM.claim_type = CT.claim_type
 LEFT OUTER JOIN [ALISPREP].[UAT3].dbo.p_claim_cover CC
 ON CC.claim_id = CM.claim_id
WHERE CM.opening_reg_date BETWEEN @DateFrom AND @DateTo
 GROUP BY CT.claim_type_name, CT.claim_type
 ORDER BY CT.claim_type_name

  and basically I want to say the same thing but with this condition:
  WHERE CM.opening_reg_date IS ONE YEAR BEFORE @DateFrom and @DateTo

  Any ideas?
  

• laurie-789651

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  August 8, 2018 at 5:24 am

  #2000753

  How about

  
DECLARE @Increment Int = 0 -- or -1

  SELECT
CT.claim_type_name AS ClaimType,
COUNT(CM.claim_type) AS Cases,
ISNULL(SUM(CC.original_amount),0) AS SumInsuredTotal
INTO #ChosenYear
FROM [ALISPREP].[UAT3].dbo.t_claim_type CT
LEFT OUTER JOIN [ALISPREP].[UAT3].dbo.p_claim_main CM
ON CM.claim_type = CT.claim_type
LEFT OUTER JOIN [ALISPREP].[UAT3].dbo.p_claim_cover CC
ON CC.claim_id = CM.claim_id
WHERE CM.opening_reg_date BETWEEN DATEADD(year, @Increment, @DateFrom) AND DATEADD(year, @Increment, @DateTo)
GROUP BY CT.claim_type_name, CT.claim_type
ORDER BY CT.claim_type_name

• NikosV

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  August 8, 2018 at 5:29 am

  #2000754

  Looks good but how do I combine that with the other select?

  I made the temp table in hope to join onto it but I can't.

• Jonathan AC Roberts

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  August 8, 2018 at 5:34 am

  #2000755

  laurie-789651 - Wednesday, August 8, 2018 5:24 AM

  How about

  
DECLARE @Increment Int = 0 -- or -1

  SELECT
CT.claim_type_name AS ClaimType,
COUNT(CM.claim_type) AS Cases,
ISNULL(SUM(CC.original_amount),0) AS SumInsuredTotal
INTO #ChosenYear
FROM [ALISPREP].[UAT3].dbo.t_claim_type CT
LEFT OUTER JOIN [ALISPREP].[UAT3].dbo.p_claim_main CM
ON CM.claim_type = CT.claim_type
LEFT OUTER JOIN [ALISPREP].[UAT3].dbo.p_claim_cover CC
ON CC.claim_id = CM.claim_id
WHERE CM.opening_reg_date BETWEEN DATEADD(year, @Increment, @DateFrom) AND DATEADD(year, @Increment, @DateTo)
GROUP BY CT.claim_type_name, CT.claim_type
ORDER BY CT.claim_type_name

  I think putting the CM criteria in the WHERE clause will invalidate the LEFT JOIN  and make it the equivalent of an INNER JOIN. The code:CM.opening_reg_date BETWEEN DATEADD(year, @Increment, @DateFrom) AND DATEADD(year, @Increment, @DateTo) needs to go in the ON clause of the LEFT JOIN.

• laurie-789651

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  August 8, 2018 at 5:40 am

  #2000757

  Not really sure what you're aiming for here.
  Can you explain in a bit more detail.

• NikosV

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  August 8, 2018 at 5:45 am

  #2000758

  I just want to make exactly the same selection of columns but with a year before. So I'm selecting three columns but I want to see six, three that are returned with @DateFrom and @DateTo and three next to them returned with a year before

• aaron.reese

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  August 8, 2018 at 7:59 am

  #2000803

  Instead on inserting directly into a #temp table, build two CTE (common table expressions) and then link them together with the CT table using LEFT JOINS: you have to do this in case one or more of the claim types does not exist in one of the data sets.

  
DECLARE @DateFrom DATE, @DateTo DATE
SET @DateFrom = '20170101'
SET @DateTo = '20171231'
;
WITH CTE_CY AS
(
SELECT
    CT.claim_type_name AS ClaimType,
    COUNT(CM.claim_type) AS Cases,
    ISNULL(SUM(CC.original_amount),0) AS SumInsuredTotal
FROM
   [ALISPREP].[UAT3].dbo.t_claim_type CT
 LEFT OUTER JOIN
   [ALISPREP].[UAT3].dbo.p_claim_main CM ON CM.claim_type = CT.claim_type
 LEFT OUTER JOIN
   [ALISPREP].[UAT3].dbo.p_claim_cover CC ON CC.claim_id = CM.claim_id
WHERE
   CM.opening_reg_date BETWEEN @DateFrom AND @DateTo
GROUP BY
   CT.claim_type_name, CT.claim_type
)
,
CTE_PY AS
(
SELECT
    CT.claim_type_name AS ClaimType,
    COUNT(CM.claim_type) AS Cases,
    ISNULL(SUM(CC.original_amount),0) AS SumInsuredTotal
FROM
   [ALISPREP].[UAT3].dbo.t_claim_type CT
 LEFT OUTER JOIN
   [ALISPREP].[UAT3].dbo.p_claim_main CM ON CM.claim_type = CT.claim_type
 LEFT OUTER JOIN
   [ALISPREP].[UAT3].dbo.p_claim_cover CC ON CC.claim_id = CM.claim_id
WHERE
   CM.opening_reg_date BETWEEN DATEADD(YEAR,-1,@DateFrom) AND DATEADD(YEAR,-1,@DateTo)
GROUP BY
   CT.claim_type_name, CT.claim_type
)

  SELECT
     CT.claim_type_name AS ClaimType
     ,CY.Cases
     ,CY.SumInsuredTotal
     ,PY.Cases
     ,PY.SumInsuredTotal
   LEFT JOIN
     CTE_CY AS CY ON CY.ClaimType = CT.claim_type_name
   LEFT JOIN
     CTE_PY AS PY ON CY.ClaimType = CT.claim_type_name

• laurie-789651

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  August 8, 2018 at 8:39 am

  #2000822

  I've come up with something similar, but using Jonathan's suggestion about the where clause.
  
USE [tempdb]
GO

  DECLARE @DateFrom Date = '01 Aug 2018', @DateTo Date = '03 Aug 2018';

  IF OBJECT_ID('dbo.t_claim_type') IS NOT NULL DROP TABLE dbo.t_claim_type;
IF OBJECT_ID('dbo.p_claim_main') IS NOT NULL DROP TABLE dbo.p_claim_main;
IF OBJECT_ID('dbo.p_claim_cover') IS NOT NULL DROP TABLE dbo.p_claim_cover;

  CREATE TABLE dbo.t_claim_type (claim_type int, claim_type_name Varchar(20));
INSERT dbo.t_claim_type VALUES (1, 'Car Claim'), (2, 'House Claim');

  CREATE TABLE dbo.p_claim_main (claim_id Int, claim_type int, opening_reg_date date);
INSERT dbo.p_claim_main VALUES (11, 1, '02 Aug 2018'), (12, 2, '03 Aug 2017'), (13, 1, '01 Aug 2017'), (14, 1, '01 Aug 2017');

  CREATE TABLE dbo.p_claim_cover (claim_id Int, original_amount decimal(9,2));
INSERT dbo.p_claim_cover VALUES (11, 252.60), (12, 1326.44), (13, 750.25), (14, 750.25);

  WITH CTE_LAST_YEAR AS
(
SELECT
CT.claim_type_name AS ClaimType,
COUNT(CM.claim_type) AS Cases,
ISNULL(SUM(CC.original_amount),0) AS SumInsuredTotal
FROM dbo.t_claim_type CT
LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.p_claim_main CM
ON CM.claim_type = CT.claim_type AND CM.opening_reg_date BETWEEN DATEADD(year, -1, @DateFrom) AND DATEADD(year, -1, @DateTo)
LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.p_claim_cover CC
ON CC.claim_id = CM.claim_id
GROUP BY CT.claim_type_name, CT.claim_type
),
CTE_THIS_YEAR AS
(
SELECT
CT.claim_type_name AS ClaimType,
COUNT(CM.claim_type) AS Cases,
ISNULL(SUM(CC.original_amount),0) AS SumInsuredTotal
FROM dbo.t_claim_type CT
LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.p_claim_main CM
ON CM.claim_type = CT.claim_type AND CM.opening_reg_date BETWEEN @DateFrom AND @DateTo
LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.p_claim_cover CC
ON CC.claim_id = CM.claim_id
GROUP BY CT.claim_type_name, CT.claim_type
)
SELECT ISNULL(TY.ClaimType, LY.ClaimType) as ClaimType,
    ISNULL(TY.Cases, 0) as CasesTY,
    ISNULL(TY.SumInsuredTotal, 0) as SumInsuredTotalTY,
    ISNULL(LY.Cases, 0) as CasesLY,
    ISNULL(LY.SumInsuredTotal, 0) as SumInsuredTotalLY
FROM CTE_LAST_YEAR LY
FULL JOIN CTE_THIS_YEAR TY ON TY.ClaimType = LY.ClaimType
ORDER BY ISNULL(TY.ClaimType, LY.ClaimType);

• drew.allen

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  August 8, 2018 at 8:47 am

  #2000826

  I think that a cross tab might perform better here, especially since you're already doing aggregates on the data.  I used a CROSS APPLY instead of writing essentially the same CASE statement multiple times.

  DECLARE @DateFrom DATE, @DateTo DATE
SET @DateFrom = '20170101'
SET @DateTo = '20171231'
;
SELECT
    CT.claim_type_name AS ClaimType,
    COUNT(ct.cur_cases) AS Cur_Cases,
    ISNULL(SUM(ct.cur_amount),0) AS Cur_SumInsuredTotal,
    COUNT(ct.Prev_cases) AS Prev_Cases,
    ISNULL(SUM(ct.Prev_amount),0) AS Prev_SumInsuredTotal
FROM
   [ALISPREP].[UAT3].dbo.t_claim_type CT
 LEFT OUTER JOIN
   [ALISPREP].[UAT3].dbo.p_claim_main CM ON CM.claim_type = CT.claim_type
  AND CM.opening_reg_date BETWEEN DATEADD(YEAR,-1,@DateFrom) AND @DateTo
 LEFT OUTER JOIN
   [ALISPREP].[UAT3].dbo.p_claim_cover CC ON CC.claim_id = CM.claim_id
CROSS APPLY
(
 SELECT CM.claim_type, CC.original_amount, NULL, NULL
 WHERE
    CM.opening_reg_date BETWEEN @DateFrom AND @DateTo

   UNION ALL

   SELECT NULL, NULL, CM.claim_type, CC.original_amount
   WHERE
      CM.opening_reg_date BETWEEN DATEADD(YEAR,-1,@DateFrom) AND DATEADD(YEAR,-1,@DateTo)
  ) ct(cur_cases, cur_amount, prev_cases, prev_amount)
  GROUP BY
     CT.claim_type_name, CT.claim_type
  ;

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• Luis Cazares

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  August 8, 2018 at 9:06 am

  #2000837

  What about simplifying everything?
  I'm assuming that you don't actually need 6 columns and you only need 5 as one would be repeated.
  
SELECT
  CT.claim_type_name AS ClaimType,
  COUNT(CASE WHEN CM.opening_reg_date BETWEEN @DateFrom AND @DateTo THEN 1 END) AS Cases,
  SUM(CASE WHEN CM.opening_reg_date BETWEEN @DateFrom AND @DateTo THEN CC.original_amount ELSE 0 END) AS SumInsuredTotal,
  COUNT(CASE WHEN CM.opening_reg_date NOT BETWEEN @DateFrom AND @DateTo THEN 1 END) AS Cases_PrevYear,
  SUM(CASE WHEN CM.opening_reg_date NOT BETWEEN @DateFrom AND @DateTo THEN CC.original_amount ELSE 0 END) AS SumInsuredTotal_PrevYear
INTO #ChosenYear
FROM [ALISPREP].[UAT3].dbo.t_claim_type CT
LEFT OUTER JOIN [ALISPREP].[UAT3].dbo.p_claim_main CM
ON CM.claim_type = CT.claim_type
LEFT OUTER JOIN [ALISPREP].[UAT3].dbo.p_claim_cover CC
ON CC.claim_id = CM.claim_id
WHERE CM.opening_reg_date BETWEEN @DateFrom AND @DateTo
OR CM.opening_reg_date IS DATEADD( yy, -1, @DateFrom) and DATEADD( yy, -1, @DateTo)
GROUP BY CT.claim_type_name, CT.claim_type
ORDER BY CT.claim_type_name


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