Unexpected Results Query of Queries

assume you have a query named q1 with more than 1 record.
What would expect to q2 to look like?
<cfquery name="q2" dbtype="query">
select count(*) as abc from q1
where 1 = 2
</cfquery>
If you run it, were your expections met? Mine certainly were
not.

quote:
Originally posted by:
CRidgway
What I expect (and use in apps I write when needed) is the
result from the 2nd query should be:
q2.recordcount = 1
q2.fieldlist = "abc"
q2.abc = 0
Running these types of queries directly against MS SQL and MS
Access yields the results listed above. In the case of the QoQ
results, the recordcount is 0 thus abc is not defined.
CR
Aww, you gave away the answer. This scenario (different sql
of course) happened to me this afternoon. I couldn't believe it. In
any event I handled it in the template I was working on and logged
a bug to Adobe.

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Combining results with a Query of Queries - NOT QUITE THERE!!!

I have included a small sample of my database, specifically the four tables I am trying to work with in the hopes that someone can steer me down the right path. Here are the four tables and the bottom is a visual desciption of what I am trying to achieve;
ORDERS
SALES CALLS
ID
SaleDate
TerritoryManager
UserID
SaleDate
TerritoryManager
ID
UserID
426
01-Oct-09
Mike B
10112
10/1/2009
Mike B
253
10112
427
01-Oct-09
Russ C
10115
10/1/2009
Mike B
254
10112
430
01-Oct-09
Jerry W
10145
10/1/2009
Mike B
255
10112
432
01-Oct-09
Ron H
10118
10/1/2009
Mike B
256
10112
433
01-Oct-09
Ron H
10118
10/1/2009
Ron H
257
10118
10/1/2009
Ron H
258
10118
PRODUCTS ORDERED
10/1/2009
Ron H
260
10118
OrderID
Quantity
NewExisting
UserID
10/1/2009
Russ C
261
10115
426
12
0
10112
10/1/2009
Mike B
267
10112
427
2
0
10115
10/1/2009
Mike B
268
10112
427
3
1
10115
430
1
0
10145
USERS
430
1
0
10145
TerritoryManager
Zone
UserID
432
1
0
10118
Mike B
Central
10112
432
1
0
10118
Russ C
Central
10115
432
1
1
10118
Jerry W
Central
10145
432
1
1
10118
Ron H
Central
10118
433
2
1
10120
Don M
Central
10120
Central Zone
Ttl Calls
Ttl Orders
Ttl Items
Ttl New Items
Mike B
5
1
12
1
Russ C
1
1
5
Jerry W
1
2
Ron H
3
2
6
3
I have tried to achieve this result in many ways to no avail. If I try to combine PRODUCTS ORDERED with ORDERS I get an erroneous count. I finally resigned myself to getting all the info I needed with separate queries and then trying to combine them with a query of queries. This worked fine until the last query of queries which timed out with no results. I am a newbie and would appreciate any constructive help with this. I am including my queries below as well;
<cfquery name="qGetOrders" datasource="manna_premier">
SELECT Count(Orders.ID) AS CountOfID,
       Orders.UserID AS Orders_UserID,
    Users.UserID AS Users_UserID,
    Users.TMName
FROM Users INNER JOIN Orders ON Users.[UserID] = Orders.[UserID]
GROUP BY Orders.UserID, Users.UserID, Users.TMName;
</cfquery>
<cfquery name="qGetSalesCalls" datasource="manna_premier">
SELECT Count(Sales_Calls.ID) AS CountOfID,
       Users.UserID AS Users_UserID,
    Users.TMName,
    Sales_Calls.UserID AS Sales_Calls_UserID
FROM Users INNER JOIN Sales_Calls ON Users.[UserID] = Sales_Calls.[UserID]
GROUP BY Sales_Calls.UserID, Users.UserID, Users.TMName;
</cfquery>
<cfquery name="qGetProducts" datasource="manna_premier">
SELECT Count(ProductOrders.OrderID) AS CountOfOrderID,
       Sum(ProductOrders.Quantity) AS SumOfQuantity,
    Sum(ProductOrders.NewExisting) AS SumOfNewExisting,
    ProductOrders.UserID
FROM Orders INNER JOIN ProductOrders ON Orders.[ID] = ProductOrders.[OrderID]
GROUP BY ProductOrders.UserID;
</cfquery>
<cfquery name="qqCombOrd_Prod" dbtype="query">
SELECT *
FROM qGetOrders, qGetProducts
</cfquery>
<cfquery name="qqCombOrd_ProdtoSales" dbtype="query">
SELECT *
FROM qqCombOrd_Prod, qGetSalesCalls
</cfquery>
PLEASE HELP!!! I'm about to go scouting for bridges to leap from!

You might be able to simplify that query by getting rid of the subqueries. Something like this
SELECT TerritoryManager
, count(sc.userid) totalcalls
, sum(po.quantity) total
, sum(newexisting) totalnew
, count(o.userid) totalorders
from users u join salescalls sc on u.userid = sc.userid
join orders o on u.userid = o.userid
join productorders po on u.userid = po.userid
where userzone = 'CENTRAL'

Using coldfusion variables in sql queries, some unexpected results.

I've come across a somewhat perplexing problem. I'd be
interested to see if the following works for other people:
<cfset sql_var = "'something','something else'">
<cfquery name="test" datasource="db">
select id from table where somename in (#sql_var#)
</cfquery>
As it is this produces a sql error - coldfusion tries to run
the query as
select id from table where somename in
(''something'',''something else'')
That's with double single quotes around each of the strings,
even though this wasn't specified in the variable sql_var.
So I tried this:
<cfset sql_var = "something','something else">
<cfquery name="test" datasource="db">
select id from table where somename in ('#sql_var#')
</cfquery>
Where variable sql_var only has single quotes in between the
two strings, and I've added single quotes to the select statement.
This produces no error, but no results either. The sql being run is
select id from table where somename in
('something','something else')
Which is exactly as it should be. I copy and paste the exact
same query into the database and it produces results - but when
coldfusion runs the query it doesn't. Running the query with no
quotes produces a sql error, which is what I wopuld expect.
Which leaves me somewhat at a loss. Anyone got any ideas?
Running CF 6.1 (I think) using a MySQL database, if that
makes any difference to anything.

That's with double single quotes around each of the strings,
even though this wasn't specified in the variable sql_var.
In Coldfusion, 'something' and "something" are the same
thing. You should expect that Coldfusion could switch from one to
the other.
Where variable sql_var only has single quotes in between the two
strings, and I've added single quotes to the select statement. This
produces no error, but no results either. The sql being run is
select id from table where somename in
('something','something else')
I don't think that is the query being run. Before passing the
string, "something','something else", to the query Coldfusion will
automatically escape the single-quotes on either side of the comma.
That is the default behaviour. The resulting query is
select id from table where somename in
('something'',''something else')
To avoid these complications, use the function
PreserveSingleQuotes(). Thus,
<cfset sql_var = "'something','something else'">
<cfquery name="test" datasource="db">
select id from table where somename in
(#preservesinglequotes(sql_var)#)
</cfquery>

Problem using DECODE() function with a Query of Queries

I
posted
on my blog about an issue I was having trying to use the PL/SQL
DECODE() function with a Coldfusion Query of Queries. This function
works fine when you query a database for information. However, when
you query another query, it seems that CF doesn't recognize it. I
got errors stating that it found a left parenthesis where it
expected a FROM key word. Here is a simplified version of what I am
trying to do:
quote:

<cfscript>
qOriginal = queryNew("Name,Email,CountryCode",
"VarChar,VarChar,VarChar");
newRow = queryAddRow(qOriginal, 5);
querySetCell(qOriginal, "Name", "Joe", 1);
querySetCell(qOriginal, "Email", "[email protected]", 1);
querySetCell(qOriginal, "CountryCode", "AMER", 1);
querySetCell(qOriginal, "Name", "Sally", 2);
querySetCell(qOriginal, "Email", "[email protected]", 2);
querySetCell(qOriginal, "CountryCode", "AMER", 2);
querySetCell(qOriginal, "Name", "Bob", 3);
querySetCell(qOriginal, "Email", "[email protected]", 3);
querySetCell(qOriginal, "CountryCode", "ASIA", 3);
querySetCell(qOriginal, "Name", "Mary", 4);
querySetCell(qOriginal, "Email", "[email protected]", 4);
querySetCell(qOriginal, "CountryCode", "EURO", 4);
querySetCell(qOriginal, "Name", "John", 5);
querySetCell(qOriginal, "Email", "[email protected]", 5);
querySetCell(qOriginal, "CountryCode", "EURO", 5);
</cfscript>
<cfquery name="qCountries" dbtype="query">
SELECT DISTINCT(CountryCode) AS CountryCode,
DECODE(states, "AMER", "North America & Canada",
"EURO", "Europe & Africa", "ASIA", "Japan &
Asia","") CountryName
FROM qOriginal
ORDER BY CountryCode
</cfquery>
<cfdump var="#qCountries#">

So running this returned the following error:
Query Of Queries syntax error.
Encountered "(. Incorrect Select Statement, Expecting a
'FROM', but encountered '(' instead, A select statement should have
a 'FROM' construct.
Does anybody know why this doesn't work? Is it just not
supported? Please note that I have also tried to use the CASE()
function instead of DECODE() and that resulted in basically the
same error. For now I an looping over my distinct query with a
switch statement and manually loading a new query with the data how
I want it. But it would be a lot cleaner and less code to have the
DECODE() to work. Thx!

DECODE() is an Oracle function, not generic SQL. Q-of-Q is a
very limited subset of SQL and lacks many functions and clauses
available in standard SQL, especially what you may be used to using
in your particular RDBMS.
See
Query
of Queries user guide
Phil

Can't find answer to Query Of Queries runtime error

Not only I browsed this forum but also googled this problem but unfortunnately I have no luck in finding the answer.
All I did was writing this simple query:
<cfquery name="test" dbtype="query">
select SSN,BirthDate from myquery where SSN <> '' OR BirthDate <> ''
</cfquery>
and I got this error:
Query Of Queries runtime error.
Comparison exception while executing <>.
Unsupported Type Comparison Exception: The <> operator does not support comparison between the following types:
Left hand side expression type = "DOUBLE".
Right hand side expression type = "STRING".
I tried the following and did not work either, still got the same error.
<cfquery name="test" dbtype="query">
select SSN,BirthDate from myquery
where SSN <> <cfqueryparam cfsqltype="CF_SQL_VARCHAR" value=""/>
OR BirthDate <> <cfqueryparam cfsqltype="CF_SQL_VARCHAR" value=""/></cfquery>
Has someone ever encountered the same problem and know how to solve it?

HELP ! ! ! Going into testing soon. I need this to work to get correct report results ! ! ! !
My issue seems similar to the one under discussion and the reply from lawhite01 caught my eye. Can you roll my issue into this discussion?
This is a 2 parter. The second part is the QoQ part, but the 1st part has a line in the query that is similar to the QoQ one and it uses the same data. Part 1 also throws an error.
PART # 1.
I'm trying to use a query table created through QueryNew and then query it.
I need multiple columns in the query table I create:
<cfscript>
        tot_AllCurrentDraftListing = QueryNew("AnnounceNum, JP_PDLoc, JP_JS_Title, JP_JS, JP_KW_1, JP_JobTitle, JP_Open, JP_Close, JP_CloseType, JP_CloseName, JP_PosNeed, JP_DirectHire, JP_Desc, JP_Draft, JP_Archived, JP_State, JP_AreaName, JP_AreaID, JP_AreaAlias, JP_Fac_SU, JP_Fac_Facility, JP_FAC_ID, JP_Grade1, JP_sal_low1, JP_sal_high1, JP_Grade2, JP_sal_low2, JP_sal_high2, JP_Grade3, JP_sal_low3, JP_sal_high3, JP_Grade4, JP_sal_low4, JP_sal_high4, JP_Grade5, JP_sal_low5, JP_sal_high5, JP_Posted, JP_TypeHire, JP_HRemail");
    </cfscript>
Then I populate all the cells of the query table.
Then I set up to use the created query table.
I do this first:
    <cfquery name="qAltPostID" datasource="#at_datasource#">
         SELECT AltPoster, fk_Job_AnnounceNum
         from JOB_JPContacts
         Where AltJPContactType = 'AltPosterID'
         and AltPoster = '#session.IHSUID#'
         </cfquery>
Then, in my first query using the created query, I expect to need to choose from multiple values, so I'm using this line in the query (this is NOT a QoQ query):
          and AnnounceNum IN (<cfqueryparam cfsqltype="CF_SQL_varchar" value="#ValueList(qAltPostID.fk_Job_AnnounceNum)#">)
I've also tried:
               and AnnounceNum IN (#ValueList(qAltPostID.fk_Job_AnnounceNum)#)
and:
             and JOB_AnnounceNum IN
                SELECT fk_Job_AnnounceNum
                from JOB_JPContacts
                Where AltJPContactType = 'AltPosterID'
                and AltPoster = '#session.IHSUID#'
ERROR is: one record should return. I get 0.
PART # 2: Here's the QoQ part.
I get the error:
Query Of Queries runtime error.
Comparison exception while executing IN.
Unsupported Type Comparison Exception: The IN operator does not support comparison between the following types:
Left hand side expression type = "LONG".
Right hand side expression type = "STRING".
A tutorial I found gave an example using only one column for this part of the fix:
     tot_AllCurrentDraftListing = QueryNew("AnnounceNum", "CF_SQL_VARCHAR")
How would I set up the query with the datatype when I'm using multiple columns:
<cfscript>
        tot_AllCurrentDraftListing = QueryNew("AnnounceNum, JP_PDLoc, JP_JS_Title, JP_JS, JP_KW_1, JP_JobTitle, JP_Open, JP_Close, JP_CloseType, JP_CloseName, JP_PosNeed, JP_DirectHire, JP_Desc, JP_Draft, JP_Archived, JP_State, JP_AreaName, JP_AreaID, JP_AreaAlias, JP_Fac_SU, JP_Fac_Facility, JP_FAC_ID, JP_Grade1, JP_sal_low1, JP_sal_high1, JP_Grade2, JP_sal_low2, JP_sal_high2, JP_Grade3, JP_sal_low3, JP_sal_high3, JP_Grade4, JP_sal_low4, JP_sal_high4, JP_Grade5, JP_sal_low5, JP_sal_high5, JP_Posted, JP_TypeHire, JP_HRemail");
    </cfscript>
I used this code after all the cells contained values and before running my QoQ query:
        <cfloop index="intID" from="1" to="#tot_AllCurrentDraftListing.recordcount#" step="1">
            <cfset tot_AllCurrentDraftListing["AnnounceNum"] [intID] = JavaCast("string", intID) />
        </cfloop>
          Is that correct?
Thanks.
Whoever can help me with this should be awarded extra points ! ! ! !

Query of queries problem or bug

Hello Everyone,
I have used cfdirectory to get a list of files. As the result
I receive query with the files.
Then I want to search it using query of queries. I' ve found
a problem and I wonder if it is a bug of Coldfusion or perhaps
wrong usage of QoQ. The thing is that the files that I have are
using '_' and then are followed by number of week. It seems that
searching something like this '%_6' returns results *_*6. See
attached code.
Thanks for all answers in advance.

> I think you'll find "_" is a single-char wildcard when
used with the LIKE
> operator.
Found out how to escape it:
WHERE Name LIKE '%[_]6%'
I'm glad you brought this up... I didn't know about this
until I looked @
your issue. That's my new thing learned for the day: I can go
to the pub
now ;-)
Adam

Query of Queries problem

Over the past several weeks we've been experiencing periodic
hangs of the ColdFusion service. We finally invested in SeeFusion
and found the problem, but aren't sure how to fix it
The code that hangs is a query of queries block. Basically we
are getting a result set from verity (~1000 rows), then getting a
result set from SQL server (~3000 rows), and joining the two with
the query of query statement. Everything will run fine for a few
hours, then that block of code will bog down. When I dumped the
threads during the error, everything gets hung like so:
"jrpp-255" runnable
at
coldfusion.sql.imq.rttExpr.guesstimateJavaType(rttExpr.java:439)
at
coldfusion.sql.imq.rttExpr.guesstimateJavaType(rttExpr.java:371)
at
coldfusion.sql.imq.imqTable.guessColumnType(imqTable.java:443)
at
coldfusion.sql.QueryTableMetaData.InferMetaDataTypes(QueryTableMetaData.java:350)
at coldfusion.sql.imq.TableList.validate(TableList.java:166)
at
coldfusion.sql.imq.rttSelectExprSpec.validate(rttSelectExprSpec.java:498)
at
coldfusion.sql.imq.rttSelectStmt.validate(rttSelectStmt.java:84)
at
coldfusion.sql.imq.jdbcStatement.fetchResult(jdbcStatement.java:538)
at
coldfusion.sql.imq.jdbcStatement.execute(jdbcStatement.java:131)
at coldfusion.sql.Executive.executeQuery(Executive.java:775)
at coldfusion.sql.SqlImpl.execute(SqlImpl.java:240)
at
coldfusion.tagext.sql.QueryTag.doEndTag(QueryTag.java:500)
at
cfauctionManagement2ecfc978963305$funcJOINAUCTIONSTOVERITY.runFunction(D:\inetpub\wwwroot \CustomTags\mysite\component\auctionManagement.cfc:137)
at coldfusion.runtime.UDFMethod.invoke(UDFMethod.java:344)
at
coldfusion.filter.SilentFilter.invoke(SilentFilter.java:47)
at
coldfusion.runtime.UDFMethod$ReturnTypeFilter.invoke(UDFMethod.java:290)
at
coldfusion.runtime.UDFMethod$ArgumentCollectionFilter.invoke(UDFMethod.java:254)
at
coldfusion.filter.FunctionAccessFilter.invoke(FunctionAccessFilter.java:56)
at
coldfusion.runtime.UDFMethod.runFilterChain(UDFMethod.java:207)
at coldfusion.runtime.UDFMethod.invoke(UDFMethod.java:366)
at
coldfusion.runtime.TemplateProxy.invoke(TemplateProxy.java:198)
at
coldfusion.runtime.TemplateProxy.invoke(TemplateProxy.java:157)
at coldfusion.runtime.CfJspPage._invoke(CfJspPage.java:1594)
at
coldfusion.tagext.lang.InvokeTag.doEndTag(InvokeTag.java:341)
at
cfact_search_auctions2ecfm1040202400._factor47(D:\inetpub\wwwroot\CustomTags\mysite\actio n\act_search_auctions.cfm:849)
at
cfact_search_auctions2ecfm1040202400.runPage(D:\inetpub\wwwroot\CustomTags\mysite\action\ act_search_auctions.cfm:1)
at coldfusion.runtime.CfJspPage.invoke(CfJspPage.java:152)
at
coldfusion.filter.CFVariablesScopeFilter.invoke(CFVariablesScopeFilter.java:63)
at
coldfusion.tagext.lang.ModuleTag.doStartTag(ModuleTag.java:255)
at
coldfusion.runtime.CfJspPage._emptyTcfTag(CfJspPage.java:1925)
at
cfindex2ecfm1952396859.runPage(D:\inetpub\wwwroot\mysite\cfml\auctions\index.cfm:18)
at coldfusion.runtime.CfJspPage.invoke(CfJspPage.java:152)
at
coldfusion.tagext.lang.IncludeTag.doStartTag(IncludeTag.java:349)
at
coldfusion.runtime.CfJspPage._emptyTag(CfJspPage.java:1915)
at
cflas2dvegas2dtimeshares2ecfm1477369516.runPage(D:\inetpub\wwwroot\mysite\cfml\las-vegas- timeshares.cfm:1)
at coldfusion.runtime.CfJspPage.invoke(CfJspPage.java:152)
at
coldfusion.tagext.lang.IncludeTag.doStartTag(IncludeTag.java:349)
at
coldfusion.filter.CfincludeFilter.invoke(CfincludeFilter.java:65)
...etc
I believe this means CF is trying to "guesstimate" the java
type of each column in the result set. We tried to work around that
by CASTing each column as a varchar, but we still have the same
issue.
If anyone has an idea what the problem could be, we'd really
appreciate any help. Also, if anyone can suggest a way to merge the
two result sets without using SQL, that would be great too. I've
already tried nested loops to manually build the final result set,
but that was taking up to 5 seconds to run.
Environment:
CFMX 7.0.2
Win2K
SQL Server 2K

> We need more information than that to display a record,
so we select
> everything out of the database (which is fairly quick),
then JOIN that to the
> verity results (WHERE auctionID = KEY).
Right. And what do you need THOUSANDS of matches for, in one
hit, here?
And what do you need ALL those columns for, when dealing with
all these
thousands of rows. You've not really answered my question as
to "what's
the end result here?" What are you trying to achieve? I don't
mean what
you're doing to aggregate the data, but simply *why*? What is
the
requirement you have here to be engaging in this enterprise
in the first
place? Search screen? Stock control report? What?
Is there any way of optimising how much processing you're
doing?
If - say - you're doing a search results screen, you probably
don't need
1000s of results: you probably need 20. So just ask the DB
for 20: WHERE
id IN (#list of 20 IDs from Verity search results#)
If the user goes "NEXT >>", then grab the next 20
(cache the Verity query
somehow, rather than re-query it).
Obviously there's some heavy-lifting processing that might
need to process
the whole lot. Can this not be done in a sliding window of
results? Or
could you not pass the list of IDs from the Verity resultset
into the DB
somehow, and do the filtering on the DB engine, rather than
with CF (which
is not very good at bulk data processing, as you're seeing.
It's not what
it's designed for).
I find QoQ to be very flaky for all ut the most basic
operations. For
basic stuff it's fine. It does not surprise me that it seems
to leak
memory (or whatever it's doing) and eventually give up the
ghost. This
does not help you, I realise, but as a suggested practice:
don't expect too
much out of QoQ. Try some other method instead.
Adam

A strange query of queries bug in CF11?

Hi,
I have this strange query of queries result that could be a bug in CF11. The result is fine in CF10.
Basically, I have 2 queries, qrA and qrB. I do a join of the two in joinQr, after which I do a query of qrA. Since I didn't alter qrA in any way, I would expect newQrA to give me the same result as qrA. However it only gives me one row ("D"). Now, here's the strange thing: If I start off qrA with the letters in ascending order ["A", "B", "C", "D"], then newQrA gives me the right result.
<cfset qrA = queryNew("")>
<cfset queryAddColumn( qrA, "size", "varchar", [ "D", "A", "B", "C" ] )>
<cfset qrB = queryNew("")>
<cfset queryAddColumn( qrB, "size", "varchar", [ "A" ] )>
<cfset queryAddColumn( qrB, "quantity", "integer", [ 0 ] )>
<cfquery name="joinQr" dbtype="query">
    select qrA.*, qrB.quantity
    from qrA, qrB
    where qrA.size = qrB.size
</cfquery>
<cfquery name="newQrA" dbtype="query">
    select *
    from qrA
</cfquery>
<cfdump var="#qrA#">
<cfdump var="#qrB#">
<cfdump var="#joinQr#">
<cfdump var="#newQrA#">

For your interest, by coincidence, my first test was with
<cfset queryAddColumn( qrA, "size", "varchar", [ "A","B","C","D" ] )>
It turns out that the order "A","B","C","D" works, whereas "D","A","B","C" fails. Quite funny, really.

Search Results Query Text - Get all data, Exclude all list data except one

Hi Experts,
I have a situation wherein in the global search of our internal site, we have to display all results & restrict any list item except one list. Earlier we had restricted /Lists/ & People to be displayed in the results.
But in the new search results I have to display results from only one list along with other results (documents, sites, pages etc).
Below is the original query text entered in the Search Results Query Text editor
{searchboxquery} -contentclass:STS_List_Links
-filename:allitems.aspx -Path:/articles/Pages/default.aspx
-filename:DispForm.aspx -Path:/Lists/ -Path:person.aspx
I have tried various different queries with AND, OR operator. I have researched other blogs, sites over google. But unsuccessful. I am sure this is not a rare requirement. Need your expert help.
I have tried this query also...
{searchboxquery} (-filename:allitems.aspx -Path:/articles/Pages/ -Path:/Lists/ -Path:/PublishingImages/) OR
(+(+Path: /Lists/ArticleContent/ AND +filename:*.aspx) AND
-(-Path: */Lists/* OR -filename:*.aspx))
Vighnesh Bendre
MCTS
http://markviky.blogspot.com

Vighnesh,
You should have success using the following:
{searchboxquery} -contentclass:STS_List_Links -filename:allitems.aspx -Path:/articles/Pages/default.aspx -Path:person.aspx ((-filename:DispForm.aspx -Path:/Lists/) OR Path:/Lists/ArticleContent/)
Two things from your original query were excluding list items from your results, your exclusion of file
DispForm.aspx and path Lists. By using "OR" in the above query, we're creating an exception to also allow items under
Lists/ArticleContent to be included in the results.

Display combined results of 2 queries in 1 BEx Web Report.

Dear Experts
I tried to achieve this in just 1 BEx Query and found it difficult.
Then I ended up creating 2 BEx Queries getting partial result and then amalgamating both in WAD. Still I think there should be a way to achieve what I need from just 1 BEx Query. Below is what I am trying to achieve:
Query 1:
Overall Result is the Total Number of Invoices restricted by 2 values.
Credit Invoices is the Total Number of Invoices restricted by 1 value.
% of Credits over Total Invoices = Credit Invoices / Overall Result
Query 2:
I have created a Condition on 'Reason Codes' to pick on the Top N (3 in this case) to display the values in %.
All the CHARs and KEYFs are in the Rows Column only for both the Queries at the moment. When I am trying to amalgamate both into 1 BEx Query, the Query is throwing up errors and Execution is falling over. Another issue here is, there are 3 Reason Codes in the Third Place when I checked in ListCube and don't know what needs to be done. I am planning to discuss this with the Business Users if this should be extended to Top 5 instead of Top 3. Any ideas..!
Users want to see the final report only in Web Analyzer as they do currently (so BEx Analyzer & Workbook are out of question). But I will be using Web Templates eventually to bring together 8 (it will be 9 if this report can't be done in 1 BEx Query) BEx Reports.
How can I achieve this in just 1 BEx Query?
Thanks for your time in advance.
Kind regards,
Chandu

Hi Suman
Thanks for your reply. When I am having both the parts of Query 1 & Query 2, the BEx Report is falling over when executed pointing to Condition.
The second Query will pick the Top 3 Reason Codes for a particular Customer and then the individual Document Count for these 3 Reason Codes is divided by the Overall Result (Document Count) to give the individual Result across each row as %.
Hope this is clear now. I tried Cell Definitions but didn't find it useful in this scenario, or I might be missing something. Can you please explain me in detail of how this can be done in 1 BEx Query using Cell Def?
Please let me know if this can be achieved in Single BEx Query.
Thanks,
Chandu

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Hi ..
I have three select queries. Each of them returns a single column. I want the result of these queries into a single table..
I tried this way..
select * from
(first select),(second select),(third select);
this gives duplicate rows... Any held would be appreciated

Hi,
Welcome to the forum!
1005370 wrote:
Hi ..
I have three select queries. Each of them returns a single column. I want the result of these queries into a single table..Remember that the people who want to help you don't know as much about your tales and your application as you do; in fact, they might not know anything at all about them.
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I tried this way..
select * from
(first select),(second select),(third select);
this gives duplicate rows... Any held would be appreciatedIf duplicate rows are the only problem, then just add DISTNCT t the main SELECT clause:
select DISTINCT *
from    (first select)
,     (second select)
,     (third select)
;However, I'll bet duplicate rows aren't really the problem. It's much more likely that the problem is duplicate values in just 1 column.
Again, how to get the output you want from your data depends on your data and the output you want. Post CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements for some sample data, and the complete results you want from that data. Explain how you get those results from that data.

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We're attempting to do a query of queries using the SQL
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select *
from getresults
where right([key],charindex('\',reverse([key]),1)-1) not in
(#quotedvaluelist(getexcluded.file_name)#)
We've even replaced that where clause with a much more simple
where right([key])='m'
just to make sure that it wasn't the nesting functions that
were causing the problem.
In either case, we get the error:
Query of Queries syntax error.
Encountered "right" at line 0, column 0. Incorrect
conditional expression,
Expected one of [like|null|between|in|comparison] condition,
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Thanks,
Kris

Nasty stuff huh. Just happened to discover myself today that
Left doesn't work. I'd suspect that Aggregate functions are the
ONLY ones that will work. It would have been nice if they'd at
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Hi there
I am trying to replicate a left outer join, combining two query of queries using a method I located here
However, I keep getting an error message..
Here is the code I am using....
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My SELECT code now reads
<cfquery dbtype="query" name="endQry">
SELECT name,nameRcd,mediumImage, COUNT(sMessage) AS comments
FROM qry, returnQry3
WHERE qry.name = returnQry3.sNameTrack
GROUP BY name,nameRcd,mediumImage
UNION
SELECT name,nameRcd,mediumImage, 0 AS comments
FROM qry
WHERE qry.name NOT IN (<cfqueryparam
value="#returnQry3.sNameTrack#"
cfsqltype="cf_sql_varchar"
list="yes"
/>)
GROUP BY name,nameRcd,mediumImage
ORDER BY name DESC
</cfquery>
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#rc.qryTopTracks.name#
</cfoutput>
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Hi all,
I have the following query:
<cfquery name="agent" datasource="datasourcename">
SELECT * FROM quotes where status = 'Pending'
<cfif isDefined("form.agent")>
AND agent = '#FORM.agent#'
</cfif>
</cfquery>
Then, I have the following query of that query
<cfquery name="totalvalue" dbtype="query">
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</cfquery>
however I get the following error:
Query Of Queries syntax error.
Encountered "SUM ( value. Incorrect Select List,
on line 20 which is:
<cfquery name="totalvalue" dbtype="query">
now i'm sure this is identical to what ive used before but
getting the error. the totals query works fine when querying the
database direct, only got this error when I changed it to query the
master query.
i appreciate any help in advance, as no matter how much i
stare at it I can't see whats wrong!

I believe that
value is a reserved word that is probably causing your
current error. I would rename this column, or alias it in your
original query. Also, I would add WHERE value IS NOT NULL to your
Q-of-Q to cover your NULLs.
Phil

Union in Query of Queries

The attached code is an extract from a function I am writing,
but is generating the following error...
quote:
All resulting columns of queries in a SELECT statement
containing a UNION operator must have corresponding types.
Columns with index number equal "4" have diffent types (DATE,
VARCHAR).
I have tried it without the type definitions in
the QueryNew, but that doesn't help.
The Operate function currently does nothing other than
populate the RowCount and Revenue columns with zero (eventually it
will do more stuff).
The Clone function simply creates an array filled with the
first variable the length of the second variable.
Any ideas on how to fix it would be greatly appreciated.
(Using CFMX7.0.1)
--- code starts ---

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