August 1, 2013 at 12:48 pm
hi
i have table , which can have millions of rows.
Member primarycondition primaryintensity secondarycondition secondaryintensity
M2345 hf 1
M2345 COPD 1
M2345 CAD 1
M2345 dia 1
M2345 Ast 1
M2345 hf 2
M2345 COPD 2
M2345 CAD 2
M2345 dia 2
M2345 Ast 2
what i need to do is if member has more than 1 condition, then
i need to make 1 as a primary and another one secondary condition. with same primary intensity
based on this order
hf
COPD
CAD
dia
Ast
so the result will be
Member primarycondition primaryintensity secondarycondition secondaryIntensity
M2345 hf 1
M2345 COPD 1
M2345 CAD 1
M2345 dia 1
M2345 Ast 1
M2345 hf 2
M2345 COPD 2
M2345 CAD 2
M2345 dia 2
M2345 Ast 2
i need to do it for all member,if member has more than 1 primary condition.
any help?
August 1, 2013 at 1:09 pm
I have tried to help you on so many threads and once again you haven't posted any details. If you would actually post ddl and sample data along with the desired output you will find that you receive answers a LOT faster and with a lot less posts. Please do yourself, and everyone on these forums a favor, if you are going to post asking for help then please make the effort to post ddl and sample data. Take a few minutes and read the first link in my signature.
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August 1, 2013 at 1:26 pm
this is my DDL
create table member
(memberid int,
primarycondition varchar(50),
PrimaryIntensity int,
secondarycondition varchar(50),
Secondaryintensioty int)
sample data i already provided in my previous thread
August 1, 2013 at 1:31 pm
you DID NOT post readily consumable sample data.
your sample headers had five columns, but the data only appears in three.
how is anyone supposed to be able to use that?
i ran what you posted thru my macro and came up with this:
;With MySampleData([Member],[primarycondition],[primaryintensity],[secondarycondition],[secondaryintensity])
AS
(
SELECT 'M2345','hf','1' UNION ALL
SELECT 'M2345','COPD','1' UNION ALL
SELECT 'M2345','CAD','1' UNION ALL
SELECT 'M2345','dia','1' UNION ALL
SELECT 'M2345','Ast','1' UNION ALL
SELECT 'M2345','hf','2' UNION ALL
SELECT 'M2345','COPD','2' UNION ALL
SELECT 'M2345','CAD','2' UNION ALL
SELECT 'M2345','dia','2' UNION ALL
SELECT 'M2345','Ast','2'
)
SELECT * FROM MySampleData
Lowell
August 1, 2013 at 1:49 pm
riya_dave (8/1/2013)
this is my DDLcreate table member
(memberid int,
primarycondition varchar(50),
PrimaryIntensity int,
secondarycondition varchar(50),
Secondaryintensioty int)
sample data i already provided in my previous thread
I am not a paid employee of this site. I do not want to go digging around through all your posts to find the information that you should be providing. I say this because I truly want to help, but you don't seem willing to put in even as much effort to a solution to your problems as you are expecting of other to do. I know that there a number of people around these forums who see certain posters names and simply skip on to the next one because they know the post is not going to have the details to offer much help without a lot of effort. Your name is certainly on that list. You need to make an effort at making it easy on the folks who are offering their advice free of charge.
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August 1, 2013 at 1:50 pm
Lowell (8/1/2013)
you DID NOT post readily consumable sample data.your sample headers had five columns, but the data only appears in three.
how is anyone supposed to be able to use that?
i ran what you posted thru my macro and came up with this:
;With MySampleData([Member],[primarycondition],[primaryintensity],[secondarycondition],[secondaryintensity])
AS
(
SELECT 'M2345','hf','1' UNION ALL
SELECT 'M2345','COPD','1' UNION ALL
SELECT 'M2345','CAD','1' UNION ALL
SELECT 'M2345','dia','1' UNION ALL
SELECT 'M2345','Ast','1' UNION ALL
SELECT 'M2345','hf','2' UNION ALL
SELECT 'M2345','COPD','2' UNION ALL
SELECT 'M2345','CAD','2' UNION ALL
SELECT 'M2345','dia','2' UNION ALL
SELECT 'M2345','Ast','2'
)
SELECT * FROM MySampleData
You might also notice the "data" matches exactly what is stated as desired output. 😉
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August 1, 2013 at 2:34 pm
my desire out put will be
Member primarycondition primaryintensity secondarycondition secondaryIntensity
M2345 hf 1
M2345 COPD 1
M2345 CAD 1
M2345 dia 1
M2345 Ast 1
M2345 hf 2
M2345 COPD 2
M2345 CAD 2
M2345 dia 2
M2345 Ast 2
it not taking spaces
but hf and associated primaryintensity will be under primary condition and primaryintensity
other will goes under secondarycondition and secondary intensity
August 1, 2013 at 2:36 pm
riya_dave (8/1/2013)
my desire out put will beMember primarycondition primaryintensity secondarycondition secondaryIntensity
M2345 hf 1
M2345 COPD 1
M2345 CAD 1
M2345 dia 1
M2345 Ast 1
M2345 hf 2
M2345 COPD 2
M2345 CAD 2
M2345 dia 2
M2345 Ast 2
Since that matches exactly to what you said your data is like I guess you could select the rows from your table. Nothing changed between your table data and your output.
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August 1, 2013 at 2:38 pm
Here you go, it generates the expected output based on your sample data.
;With MySampleData([Member],[primarycondition],[primaryintensity],[secondarycondition],[secondaryintensity])
AS
(
SELECT 'M2345','hf','1','','' UNION ALL
SELECT 'M2345','COPD','1','','' UNION ALL
SELECT 'M2345','CAD','1','','' UNION ALL
SELECT 'M2345','dia','1','','' UNION ALL
SELECT 'M2345','Ast','1','','' UNION ALL
SELECT 'M2345','hf','2','','' UNION ALL
SELECT 'M2345','COPD','2','','' UNION ALL
SELECT 'M2345','CAD','2','','' UNION ALL
SELECT 'M2345','dia','2','','' UNION ALL
SELECT 'M2345','Ast','2','',''
)
SELECT * FROM MySampleData
By the way, I couldn't use your DDL because M2345 is not an int.
August 1, 2013 at 2:55 pm
thisis not the result that i want
i have five PRIMARY condition ,
hf,
COPD,
CAD,
dia,
ast
primary intensity could be 1,2, 3
now i want to check suppose if i have all 5 condition with same primary Intensity,
HF and that intensity should be under primarycondition and primaryintensity
other 4 should be move to secondarycondition and secondaryintensity
and for that condition primarycondition and primaryintensity should update to null,
now suppose i have just 3 primary condition , CAD,dia and ast with same intenstty
then CAD and associated intensity should be primarycondition and primaryIntensity
and dia and ast should be move to secondarycondition and secondaryIntensity
August 1, 2013 at 2:57 pm
I think you will need to update the table against a version of itself featuring row_number().
Lowell
August 1, 2013 at 3:20 pm
but i need loop or condtion hwo to do it
example if primarycondition = 'HF'
then update table a
set secondary condtion = null
if there is no primary condition = 'HF'
then
if primarycondition = 'CAD'
update table a
set secondarycondition = primarycondition
except for primarycondition ='CAD'
August 1, 2013 at 3:24 pm
riya_dave (8/1/2013)
but i need loop or condtion hwo to do itexample if primarycondition = 'HF'
then update table a
set secondary condtion = null
if there is no primary condition = 'HF'
then
if primarycondition = 'CAD'
update table a
set secondarycondition = primarycondition
except for primarycondition ='CAD'
Use ROW_NUMBER.
If you need specific help with syntax you MUST post ddl and sample data in a consumable format. If you can do that you will get tested and accurate code back very quickly. If you continue to refuse to help us to help you, you will continue to get answers with no real details.
You should read this article and think about how this relates to what you have posted in this thread.
http://weblogs.sqlteam.com/jeffs/archive/2008/05/13/question-needed-not-answer.aspx
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August 2, 2013 at 11:04 am
i used row_number ,but how to get multiple condition in update
for example if condition = 'HF'
then update
else if condition ='AST'
then update
August 2, 2013 at 11:09 am
UPDATE SomeTable
SET Column =
CASE
WHEN condition = 'HF'
THEN SomeCalculationOrValueOrColumn
WHEN condition2 = 'AST'
THEN ADifferentCalculationOrValueOrColumn
END
Lowell
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