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chunkydrew
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Posted - 2008-05-30 : 13:59:53
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I have listed below a sql statement generated by a MS Access query. The Access is the frontend, using a SQL Server 2005 View as the backend. I have already corrected the obvious differences between Access and SQL Server syntax, such as replacing UCase$ with UPPER, replacing '_' with '.' between the db owner and view name, replacing IIF with IF, and replacing "D" with 'D' and "E" with 'E', but it still generates syntax errors (of course, with no explanation). As you can see, it is SUMing a field based on whether the value is 'D' or 'E', then using those calculated values to calculate a percentage. Can anyone out there let me know what I'm doing wrong?SELECT dbo_vwDisplayUserList.DEPT_DESC, Sum(IIf(UCase$([Essential_Code])="D",1,0)) AS Department_Essential, Sum(IIf(UCase$([Essential_Code])="E",1,0)) AS EOC_Essential, Count(dbo_vwDisplayUserList.UserID) AS Total_Employees, Int([Department_Essential]/[Total_Employees]*100) AS [%Department_Essential], 100-Int([Department_Essential]/[Total_Employees]*100) AS [%EOC_Essential]FROM dbo_vwDisplayUserListGROUP BY dbo_vwDisplayUserList.DEPT_DESCORDER BY dbo_vwDisplayUserList.DEPT_DESC |
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visakh16
Very Important crosS Applying yaK Herder
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Posted - 2008-05-30 : 14:05:19
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May be this:-SELECT dbo_vwDisplayUserList.DEPT_DESC, Sum(CASE WHEN UPPER([Essential_Code])="D" THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS Department_Essential, Sum(CASE WHEN UPPER([Essential_Code])="E" THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS EOC_Essential, Count(dbo_vwDisplayUserList.UserID) AS Total_Employees, [Department_Essential]*100/[Total_Employees] AS [%Department_Essential], (100-[Department_Essential])*100/[Total_Employees] AS [%EOC_Essential]FROM dbo_vwDisplayUserListGROUP BY dbo_vwDisplayUserList.DEPT_DESCORDER BY dbo_vwDisplayUserList.DEPT_DESC |
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