Re: SQL wizards
- From: "[MVP] S.Clark" <steve.clark_NOSPAM@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 4 Apr 2006 10:03:34 -0400
Many times I take the approach that you have in that I'll create 2 or more
queries to get the job done. You can make queries with subqueries if you
like, but they're very difficult to debug.
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"JethroUK©" <reply@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I'm quite good at queries, but i'm crap at agregate queries (counting) -
I'm
trying to produce the simplest (i thought) list for the receptionist so
she
doesn't overbook my classroom - the final list (my aim) includes just two
fields,
1 produces a list of future start dates from dates she has already booked
some people on to
2 produces a count of all clients already attending the class by session
(morning or afternoon) + all the ones she has booked to join it
e.g. :
Query1 Start Date CountOfStart Date
26/04/2006 11:30:00 18
12/04/2006 15:30:00 16
12/04/2006 11:30:00 16
12/04/2006 11:30:00 18
i have managed to produce the correct list - but only after creating 3
queries and basing each one on the previous one:
1/ list ('bookings') of all current clients + clients booked in to start
SELECT CLIENTS.[Start Date], CLIENTS.Session
FROM CLIENTS
WHERE CLIENTS.[Start Date]>Now() OR CLIENTS.[L1 Enrolled] Is Not Null AND
CLIENTS.[L1 Submitted] Is Null OR CLIENTS.[L2 Enrolled] Is Not Null AND
CLIENTS.[L2 Submitted] Is Null;
2/ count of clients ('count') attending + booked onto a session
SELECT Count(bookings.[Start Date]) AS [CountOfStart Date],
bookings.Session
FROM bookings
GROUP BY bookings.Session;
3/ a list of all future booking dates + counts from previous query
SELECT DISTINCT bookings.[Start Date], count.[CountOfStart Date]
FROM bookings INNER JOIN [count] ON bookings.Session = count.Session
WHERE bookings.[Start Date]>Now()
ORDER BY bookings.[Start Date] DESC;
i suspect these could be condensed into one simply query - but i cant
figure
it - any clues?
.
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