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rv498
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 Posted - 2014-03-03 : 18:53:56
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| Use a subquery and the EXISTS predicate to find customers that respond to surveys. List full name and email address. -- Try the CONCAT() function for the name.-- 1656 rowsSELECT CONCAT(C.LastName,', ',C.FirstName,C.MiddleName), C.EmailAddressFROM dbo.DimCustomer AS CWHERE EXISTS (SELECT SurveyResponseKey FROM dbo.FactSurveyResponse WHERE dbo.DimCustomer.CustomerKey = CustomerKey)This is my first attempt at EXISTS AND so far it doesn't work. Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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bitsmed
Aged Yak Warrior
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Posted - 2014-03-03 : 19:01:04
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Originally posted by rv498
Use a subquery and the EXISTS predicate to find customers that respond to surveys. List full name and email address. -- Try the CONCAT() function for the name.-- 1656 rowsSELECT CONCAT(C.LastName,', ',C.FirstName,C.MiddleName), C.EmailAddressFROM dbo.DimCustomer AS CWHERE EXISTS (SELECT SurveyResponseKey FROM dbo.FactSurveyResponse WHERE dbo.DimCustomerFactSurveyResponse.CustomerKey = C.CustomerKey)This is my first attempt at EXISTS AND so far it doesn't work. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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rv498
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Posted - 2014-03-04 : 00:08:21
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| Thanks bitsmed, I see I didn't catch that. |
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WHERE EXIST QUESTION HELP PLZ?