Reputation: 33
I have the below data, and I performed a ROW_NUMBER(partition by ID order by YEAR) function based on year which's ranking my data as below. I want to bring in name for every id based on their latest year. I want to bring in NULL data if that's the only data available and bring in latest NON NULL data for every other record. But rownumber only lets me bring in recent name which could be NULL. How do I query below data to bring in most recent NON NULL name?
ID year name rownum
10 2011 abc 1
10 2010 abc 2
11 2011 ghi 1
11 2010 ghi 1
13 2010 NULL 1
13 2009 jkl 2
14 2014 NULL 1
14 2014 mno 2
15 2015 NULL 1
I want to bring in names jkl, mno for ID's 13 and 14 and not NULLS in my final result. Any suggestion on how to achieve that?
The output I desire is below - I want to display data for ROW NUM=1
10 2011 abc
11 2011 ghi
13 2009 jkl
14 2014 mno
15 2015 NULL
Upvotes: 0
Views: 81
Reputation: 18410
Sort non-null rows ahead of null rows:
select ID, year, name
from (select *,
row_number() over (partition by ID
order by case when name is null then 1 else 0 end, year desc) as RN
from #t) _
where rn = 1
See also SQL Server equivalent to Oracle's NULLS FIRST?, SQL Server ORDER BY date and nulls last &
Upvotes: 1