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I have a table Movies and another table reservationOfMovie.
ReservationsOfMovie has a column dateOfReservation (which is a DATE)

I want to show both the amount of movies which are currently reserved and the amount of those which are available.
What I'm trying to do is to select the count of records where the
dateOfReservation
is earlier or after the current date, but I can't do such operation.

What I have tried:

DECLARE @Today DATE = GETDATE();

SELECT COUNT (r.dateOfReservation< @Today ) AS 'Available',
       COUNT (r.dateOfReservation> @Today ) AS 'notAvailable'
FROM Movies m
INNER JOIN ReservationsOfMovie r
ON r.IDMovie = m.IDMovie
Posted
Updated 5-Nov-20 1:05am
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1 solution

SQL
DECLARE @Today date = GETDATE();

-- Currently reserved:
SELECT Count(DISTINCT IDMovie)
FROM ReservationsOfMovie
WHERE @Today Between StartDate And EndDate;

-- Currently available:
SELECT Count(*)
FROM Movies As m
WHERE Not Exists
(
    SELECT 1
    FROM ReservationsOfMovie As r
    WHERE r.IDMovie = m.IDMovie
    And @Today Between r.StartDate And r.EndDate
);
 
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xhon 5-Nov-20 7:13am    
Hi, thanks for your answer. How can I put both in one select?
Richard Deeming 5-Nov-20 7:14am    
Use sub-queries:
SELECT
     (SELECT ...) As CurrentlyReserved,
     (SELECT ...) As CurrentlyAvailable
;
xhon 5-Nov-20 8:19am    
what if each movie has N copis and I want to show the director, the total number of copies, the number of available ones and the number of copies which are currently reserved?
I'm trying to do this:

SELECT
Director
Number_of_copies, (
SELECT
Number_of_copies
FROM
Movies m
INNER JOIN
ReservationsOfMovies r
ON
r.IDMovie = m.IDMovie
WHERE
@Today BETWEEN StartDate AND EndDate

)
AS Currently_Reserved,

(
SELECT
Quantity
FROM
Movies m
INNER JOIN
ReservationsOfMovies r
ON
r.IDMovies = m.IDMovies
WHERE
@Current_Date > EndDate

)
AS Currently_Available

FROM Movies
GROUP BY Drector, Quantity
Richard Deeming 5-Nov-20 10:10am    
Something like this:
SELECT
    Director,
    Sum(Number_of_copies) As TotalCopies,
    Sum(SELECT Count(1) FROM ReservationsOfMovies As r WHERE r.IDMovie = m.IDMovie And @Today Between r.StartDate And r.EndDate)) As TotalReserved,
    Sum(Number_of_copies) - Sum(SELECT Count(1) FROM ReservationsOfMovies As r WHERE r.IDMovie = m.IDMovie And @Today Between r.StartDate And r.EndDate)) As TotalAvailable
FROM
    Movies As m
GROUP BY
    Director
;
xhon 5-Nov-20 11:38am    
Than you very much. In your opinion could I obtain the same result by using an outer join?

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