Issue with condition in Query

Question

Hi,
I have report on a cube which when  execute vit all main characteristics(highest level char[plant] to lowest level[material] chars) like plant, external-material grp, material type, project-plant and material the report vil come vit correct values , wen v remove the lowest level ie., material the overall result is changing.
     There is a condition for Godown Quantity(godown qty notequalto  0)
    Because of the condition on godown qty the overall result is changing.
like:
qty 61-120amt 61-120qty >120----amt >120
10936.06-766957.91-1955762.54--725613332.2(overall-results)
when we drill down are remove drill down any characteristic then some value(6422) of amt61-120 days  is shifting to amt>120days,this happening  also for qty.
like:
10934.66760535.291955763.94---725619755(overall-results)
    so i removed the condition and executed the report, here wat ever char v remove and wat ever char v drill down no effect to over all result means it vil remain unchange.
   But asking for no zero values for Godown quantity.
Help me in this....
Thanks in Advance,
Chaitu.
Edited by: chaithu218 on Jun 6, 2011 5:09 PM

Answer 1

Hi,
user555994 wrote:
Hello Lee,
thanks for your reply.
But what is B?I think Lee meant to name the in-line view "B", like this:
SELECT b.app_req_id
FROM  (SELECT   a.app_req_id,
                COUNT(*) cnt       -- or maybe COUNT (DISTINCT a.class_symbol)
       FROM     app_req a
       WHERE    a.class_symbol IN ('MBA', 'BTECH', 'BBA', 'SENIOR SECONDARY', 'SECONDARY')
       GROUP BY a.app_req_id)  b     -- Alias added here
WHERE  b.cnt = 5
;You don't really need either alias. In fact, you don't need the sub-query: the query below is equivalent to the one above:
SELECT    app_req_id
FROM      app_req
WHERE     class_symbol     IN ('MBA', 'BTECH', 'BBA', 'SENIOR SECONDARY', 'SECONDARY')
GROUP BY  app_req_id
HAVING    COUNT (*)           -- or maybe COUNT (DISTINCT class_symbol)
                 = 5
;If the combination (app_req_id, class_symbol) is not unique, then use "COUNT (DISTINT class_symbol)" instead of "COUNT (*)".
There is only 1 table i am reffering to and need to get the ID where values matches in other column. Other column can have the values as that of MBA,BTECH,BBA,SENIOR SECONDARY and SECONDARY.
I don't want to use query as -
Select APP_REQ_ID FROM app_req where class_symbol in ('MBA', 'BTECH', 'BBA', 'SENIOR SECONDARY', 'SECONDARY')
As this will be with either of the match found. I want where all of the match found.That's what the condition "WHERE b.cnt = 5" in the main query is for.
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Kindly help.If the query above is not doing what you want, then post a little sample data (CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements), and the results you want from that data. Point out where the query above is getting the wrong results, and explain, with spoecific examples, how to get the right results in those places.