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Santiago Corredoira
Santiago Corredoira

Reputation: 47276

How can I make this query in SQL Server Compact Edition?

this subquery works in SQL Server:

select systemUsers.name, 
    (select count(id) 
     from userIncidences 
     where idUser = systemUsers.id ) 
from systemUsers

How can It be made in SQL Compact?

Thanks!

Upvotes: 2

Views: 7826

Answers (4)

armanrose
armanrose

Reputation: 1

Something like this? (using Northwind.Order Details]

The Code Snippet:

SELECT     [Unit Price] * Quantity AS Cost,

[Unit Price] * Quantity * 1.25 AS CostWithVAT
FROM         [Order Details]

Source Airline Reservation System Project

Upvotes: -1

cdonner
cdonner

Reputation: 37668

There are cases when you can't avoid a subquery, for instance if you have to include calculated columns that use data from the current and the previous row. Consider this query, for instance:

SELECT     
     (Current.Mileage - Last.Mileage)/Quantity as MPG
FROM         
     GasPurchases AS Current
     LEFT OUTER JOIN GasPurchases AS Last
     ON Last.Date =
        (SELECT MAX(PurchaseDate)
        FROM GasPurchases
        WHERE PurchaseDate < Current.PurchaseDate)

It will cause a parsing error:

SQL Execution Error.

Error Source: SQL Server Compact ADO.NET Data Provider Error Message: There was an error parsing the query.

I found this thread on MSDN that has a workaround. By changing the subquery so that it returns a set instead of a scalar value, I was able to save and run the following query.

SELECT     
     (Current.Mileage - Last.Mileage)/Quantity as MPG
FROM         
     GasPurchases AS Current
     LEFT OUTER JOIN GasPurchases AS Last
     ON Last.Date IN
        (SELECT MAX(PurchaseDate)
        FROM GasPurchases
        WHERE PurchaseDate < Current.PurchaseDate)

Upvotes: 10

bhartwich
bhartwich

Reputation:

Thanks guys, DoctaJonez, I found your little post the most helpful with my subquery. Your syntax seems to work with SQL Server Compact v3.5. Here is the query I tried (which works).

By the way, the hardcoded value you see (38046), I know at the time of running the query

insert into tLink (start,stop,associativeobject,linktype,id,name,guid,createTime,modifyTime,externalID,description,linkLabel,LinkDetails)
select newtable.id,stop,associativeobject,linktype,newtable.id,name,guid,createTime,modifyTime,externalID,description,linkLabel,LinkDetails from tLink l, (select id, '38046' as newid from tObject Where name = 'Step 1' and id <> '38046') as newtable
where l.start = newtable.newid and start in (38046)

Upvotes: 0

Joel Coehoorn
Joel Coehoorn

Reputation: 415901

Try this:

SELECT su.Name, COUNT(ui.ID)
FROM systemUsers su
LEFT JOIN userIncidences ui ON ui.idUser = su.ID
GROUP BY su.Name

[Edit:]
I originally had an INNER JOIN just like Tomalak, but I realized that this would exclude users with no incidents, rather than show them with a 0 count. That might even be what you want, but it doesn't match your original.

Upvotes: 9

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