Reputation: 3180
I need to combine the following 2 SELECT statements, so that the result of the second statement is present as a column in every row of the first select.
SELECT MEM.Id,
EN.artistName,
EN.dateAdded,
EN.voteStatus,
ES.enterNextRound,
ES.notified,
ES.voted,
GR.genre,
ES.entrantId AS bandID
FROM recMembers AS MEM
LEFT JOIN recEntrantStatus AS ES
ON MEM.Id = ES.judgeId
LEFT JOIN recEntrants AS EN
ON ES.entrantId = EN.Id
LEFT JOIN recGenre AS GR
ON EN.genreId = GR.Id
WHERE MEM.Id = @memberId
AND ES.roundId = 2
SELECT COUNT(enterNextRound)
FROM recEntrantStatus
WHERE enterNextRound = 1
AND roundId = 2
AND entrantId = ES.entrantId
Where 'ES.entrantId' is taken from the current row accessed in the first select.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 357
Reputation: 16512
How about
SELECT *
FROM
(
SELECT MEM.Id, EN.artistName, EN.dateAdded, EN.voteStatus, ES.enterNextRound,
ES.notified, ES.voted, GR.genre, ES.entrantId AS bandID
FROM recMembers AS MEM
LEFT JOIN recEntrantStatus AS ES
ON MEM.Id = ES.judgeId
LEFT JOIN recEntrants AS EN
ON ES.entrantId = EN.Id
LEFT JOIN recGenre AS GR
ON EN.genreId = GR.Id
WHERE MEM.Id = @memberId
AND ES.roundId = 2
) x
,
(
SELECT COUNT(enterNextRound) as Total
FROM recEntrantStatus
WHERE enterNextRound = 1
AND roundId = 2
AND entrantId = @memberId
) y
When you do FROM 2 tables with no join, you got a Cartesian product like a cross join. So it should be the same execution time.
This is the implicit way to write it.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 247620
You can use OUTER APPLY
:
SELECT MEM.Id,
EN.artistName,
EN.dateAdded,
EN.voteStatus,
ES.enterNextRound,
ES.notified,
ES.voted,
GR.genre,
ES.entrantId AS bandID,
src.CountEnterNextRound
FROM recMembers AS MEM
LEFT JOIN recEntrantStatus AS ES
ON MEM.Id = ES.judgeId
LEFT JOIN recEntrants AS EN
ON ES.entrantId = EN.Id
LEFT JOIN recGenre AS GR
ON EN.genreId = GR.Id
OUTER APPLY
(
SELECT COUNT(enterNextRound) CountEnterNextRound
FROM recEntrantStatus
WHERE enterNextRound = 1
AND roundId = 2
AND entrantId = @memberId
) src
WHERE MEM.Id = @memberId
AND ES.roundId = 2
Based on your edit, have you tried:
SELECT MEM.Id,
EN.artistName,
EN.dateAdded,
EN.voteStatus,
ES.enterNextRound,
ES.notified,
ES.voted,
GR.genre,
ES.entrantId AS bandID,
(SELECT COUNT(enterNextRound)
FROM recEntrantStatus
WHERE enterNextRound = 1
AND roundId = 2
AND entrantId = ES.entrantId) CountEnterNextRound
FROM recMembers AS MEM
LEFT JOIN recEntrantStatus AS ES
ON MEM.Id = ES.judgeId
LEFT JOIN recEntrants AS EN
ON ES.entrantId = EN.Id
LEFT JOIN recGenre AS GR
ON EN.genreId = GR.Id
WHERE MEM.Id = @memberId
AND ES.roundId = 2
Or even:
SELECT MEM.Id,
EN.artistName,
EN.dateAdded,
EN.voteStatus,
ES.enterNextRound,
ES.notified,
ES.voted,
GR.genre,
ES.entrantId AS bandID,
src.CountEnterNextRound
FROM recMembers AS MEM
LEFT JOIN recEntrantStatus AS ES
ON MEM.Id = ES.judgeId
LEFT JOIN recEntrants AS EN
ON ES.entrantId = EN.Id
LEFT JOIN recGenre AS GR
ON EN.genreId = GR.Id
LEFT JOIN
(
SELECT COUNT(enterNextRound) CountEnterNextRound, entrantId
FROM recEntrantStatus
WHERE enterNextRound = 1
AND roundId = 2
GROUP BY entrantId
) src
ON ES.entrantId = src.entrantId
WHERE MEM.Id = @memberId
AND ES.roundId = 2;
Upvotes: 3
Reputation: 263683
wrap that in a subquery and use CROSS JOIN
SELECT MEM.Id,
EN.artistName,
EN.dateAdded,
EN.voteStatus,
ES.enterNextRound,
ES.notified,
ES.voted,
GR.genre,
ES.entrantId AS bandID,
s.totalCount
FROM recMembers AS MEM
LEFT JOIN recEntrantStatus AS ES
ON MEM.Id = ES.judgeId
LEFT JOIN recEntrants AS EN
ON ES.entrantId = EN.Id
LEFT JOIN recGenre AS GR
ON EN.genreId = GR.Id
CROSS JOIN (
SELECT COUNT(enterNextRound) totalCount
FROM recEntrantStatus
WHERE enterNextRound = 1
AND roundId = 2
AND entrantId = @memberId
) s
WHERE MEM.Id = @memberId
AND ES.roundId = 2
Upvotes: 3