Just want record counts from two tables with 1:Many relationship

  • select 
    count (H.Customs_Entry_Num)
    ,count(L.Customs_Entry_Num)
    FROM ADHOC.ATS_ESH H -- this table has only unique Entry Numbers
    INNER JOIN adhoc.ATS_ESL L -- this table is the child table (line level)
    -- ESH has a 1:many relationship with ESL
    ON h.TRANS_SK = l.TRANS_SK
    WHERE
    H.Importer = 'XXXX'
    and H.Entry_Summary_Date > '4/1/2020'

    I want the total records from ESH and the total number of records from ESL.

    There are generally 5 rows in ESL per unique entry number in ESH.

    thanks
  • Your query will never get total record counts for the tables because you are filtering out rows in the WHERE clause before the COUNT is applied..

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  • the tables contain more than 1 Importer and records go back years. I only want the row counts for the filtered results.

     

     

  • Have you tried using COUNT(DISTINCT col)?

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    - Martin Rees
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  • I'm not 100% sure of what  you need, but I think the total from the first table is being overstated.  If so, then maybe this:

    select 
    count (H.Customs_Entry_Num)
    ,max(L.[Child_Customs_Entry_Num_Count]) as [Child_Customs_Entry_Num_Count]
    FROM ADHOC.ATS_ESH H
    CROSS APPLY (
    SELECT COUNT(Customs_Entry_Num) AS [Child_Customs_Entry_Num_Count]
    FROM adhoc.ATS_ESL L
    WHERE L.TRANS_SK = H.TRANS_SK
    ) AS L
    WHERE
    H.Importer = 'XXXX'
    and H.Entry_Summary_Date > '20200401'

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  • edit: never mind, don't think it would work after all.

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by  Lynn Pettis.

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