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killerzmp
Starting Member
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Posted - 2013-11-02 : 22:11:52
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Basically I have a view with 10 columns from 4 different tables at the present time the task requires me to create 2 column's that does some basic mathematical functions, here is my current code :CREATE VIEW Job_DetailsAS SELECT Job_ID, Job_date, Job_starttime, Job_endtime, Job_paid, acc_firstname, acc_surname, client_firstname, client_surname, Job_type_nameFROM dbo.Accountants INNER JOIN dbo.Job ON dbo.Accountants.Staff_ID = dbo.Job.Staff_ID INNER JOIN dbo.Clients ON dbo.Job.Client_TFN = dbo.Clients.Client_TFN INNER JOIN dbo.Job_type ON dbo.Job.Job_type_ID = dbo.Job_type.Job_type_IDThis is the task I need to accomplish:Create a view which shows all details of all jobs. As well as all details of jobs, the view should contain the following columns: • The full name of the accountant and the client involved in each job • The name of the job type • A column named “job_duration”, which uses DATEDIFF and the job start and end times to calculate the number of minutes that the job took. • A column named “job_cost”, which multiplies the number of minutes that the job took by the cost per minute in the job type table.Please help..... I'm quite inexperienced with SQL |
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Kalaiselvan
Posting Yak Master
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Posted - 2013-11-02 : 22:29:39
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CREATE VIEW Job_Details AS SELECT Job_ID, Job_date, Job_starttime, Job_endtime, Job_paid, acc_firstname + ' ' + acc_surname Accountant_Fullname, client_firstname + ' ' + client_surname Client_Fullname, Job_type_name, DATEDIFF(MINUTE,Job_starttime,Job_endtime) job_duration, CAST((DATEDIFF(MINUTE,Job_starttime,Job_endtime) * dbo.Job_type.Cost_Per_Min) AS NUMERIC(18,2)) Job_Cost FROM dbo.Accountants INNER JOINdbo.Job ON dbo.Accountants.Staff_ID = dbo.Job.Staff_ID INNER JOINdbo.Clients ON dbo.Job.Client_TFN = dbo.Clients.Client_TFN INNER JOINdbo.Job_type ON dbo.Job.Job_type_ID = dbo.Job_type.Job_type_IDUse the above Query to get your Expected Output. Cost Per Minute Column is from Job Type Table as you mentioned.Note that Cost Per minute is Numeric Column or else Cast that Column as CAST(dbo.Job_type.Cost_Per_Min AS NUMERIC(18,2)).Regards,Kalai |
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killerzmp
Starting Member
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Posted - 2013-11-02 : 22:36:03
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Cheers, it worked. Thank you so much :) |
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