well this seems easy enough so here it is.
I have a list of some 131500 records with 98 distinct employees thus there are several thousand records per employee. I am using reporting services and I need to set up the graph in units of ten. Having 98 employees on one graph will not work so I need to break them up in units of ten. I can't seem to remember the sql I need to write to accomplish this
any thoughts?
km
Assuming you are using sql server 2005, Can you try using
row_number() over (order by employee_id) as EmpIndex
for getting unique IDs and then split them based on EmpIndex/10=1, ...=9 etc.
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I 'think' that it would be far easier to help you if you could provide the table DDL, some sample data in the form of INSERT statements, and a display of your desired results.
For help with that, check:http://www.aspfaq.com/5006
|||thanks for the quick response-- here is some of the sql I have been playing withSELECT
PH_ado_dac_no as DacNumber,
PH_ado_bimon as BillMonth,
PH_ado_biyr as BillYear,
[GH2_GroupName_(_ado_Bill_seq_no_)]as BillSeqNumber,
[PH_GroupName_(_ado_subscriber_no_)],
GH3_ado_unt as Unt_Employee,
DE_ado_CHANNEL_SEIZURE_DT as ChannelSeizureDate,
DE_ado_tim as ChannelSeizureTime,
DE_ado_CALL_TO_CITY_DESC as Call_To_City,
DE_ado_CALL_TO_STATE_CODE as Call_To_State,
DE_ado_tn as Number_To_From,
DE_checkserv AS CallDurationMinSec,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY GH3_ado_unt ASC)/10 AS 'groupID',
DE_ado_at_charge_amt as Usage_At_Charge_Amt,
DE_ado_toll_charge_amt AS LongDistance_Toll_Charge_Amt,
DE_ado_tot as Total,
GF3_checkservtot as TotalCheckServe,
GF3_Total as TotalMins,
GF3_ac as TotalLongDistanceCharge
FROM
[cdtable1]
GROUP BY
PH_ado_dac_no,
'groupID'
this looks like something I have been trying to use but does not give the desired results since there may be hundreds of entries within the dataset with the same emp_id. when I use row_number() over (order by employee_id) as EmpIndex /10, the same person has multiple EmpIndex's-- I need each employee to have one and only one EmpIndex and group those in units of ten.
thanks again
km
|||thanks for the response-- I posted some additional information to the post previous to yours
km
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I should have mentioned this, sorry, can you add partition by inside the Over() clause.
row_number() over ( partition by employee_id order by employee_id)
|||Great this is looking much betterappreciate your help :-)
km
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