Select query In Sql........

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In Sql My Query is like ..

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SELECT *
FROM ProductMaster
WHERE CatalogId = '1007'
	AND SubCode LIKE '%A%'
	OR SubCode LIKE '%B%'
	AND EntryUser = 'Green'
	AND (
	 ProductMasterId != '1000')

In Output i do not want the Row that has '1000' as ProductMasterId but still this row is coming in output so any solution for this

Posted 4-Sep-13 4:25am

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Updated 4-Sep-13 6:02am

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scottgp · Answer 1 · 2013-09-04T05:24:00

Solution 2

Looks like a problem with the OR condition. Try:

SQL

SELECT *
FROM ProductMaster
WHERE CatalogId = '1007'
    AND (SubCode LIKE '%A%'
    OR SubCode LIKE '%B%')
    AND EntryUser = 'Green'
    AND (
     ProductMasterId != '1000')

Posted 4-Sep-13 5:24am

scottgp

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy 4-Sep-13 12:07pm

It most definitely is. I don't know why this was down voted.
Have my 5! :)

scottgp 4-Sep-13 12:53pm

No idea, but thanks. :-)

Richard C Bishop · Answer 2 · 2013-09-04T04:28:00

Solution 1

"Not equal" is "<>" in SQL.

Try changing it to that and see what happens.

This should be your query:

SELECT *
FROM ProductMaster
WHERE CatalogId = 1007 
     AND SubCode LIKE '%A%' 
     OR SubCode LIKE '%B%' 
     AND EntryUser = 'Green'
     AND ProductMasterId <> 1000

This is proper syntax and will work provided your logic is correct. Try removing one section of your where clause at a time and see where that gets you.

Posted 4-Sep-13 4:28am

Richard C Bishop

Updated 4-Sep-13 4:58am

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Member 10252567 4-Sep-13 10:29am

Same Error no change

Richard C Bishop 4-Sep-13 10:31am

Is productmasterid a varchar or an int?

Member 10252567 4-Sep-13 10:33am

int

Richard C Bishop 4-Sep-13 10:34am

Ok, remove the single quotes from around 1000.

Member 10252567 4-Sep-13 10:44am

still i m getting same output i think may be error in another condition ???

Richard C Bishop 4-Sep-13 10:58am

I updated the solution.

Manfred Rudolf Bihy 4-Sep-13 13:56pm

My vote of one: OP's logic is wrong since AND has a higher precedence than OR. If the two conditions that should be ORed together were to be placed within parenthesis it will work as expected.

Cheers!

Richard C Bishop 4-Sep-13 14:01pm

I vaguely mentioned the logic in my solution("providing your logic is correct). My intent was to show the OP that int does not need single quotes around them. Thank you for the clarification though.

Manfred Rudolf Bihy 4-Sep-13 14:09pm

Sorry for not properly reading, but the OR is definitely the problem because it tears the AND chain apart giving two expression left and right of the OR. The left part will not have the ProductMasterId restriction thus introducing these records into the result.
Hope that clarifies the problem.

Cheers!

Richard C Bishop 4-Sep-13 15:23pm

No worries and thank you for the information.

Manfred Rudolf Bihy 4-Sep-13 14:01pm

BTW: The operator != is fine if we're talking about T-SQL. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms190276(v=sql.90).aspx.

Mubin M. Shaikh · Answer 3 · 2013-09-04T08:37:00

Solution 3

Hi you can try this query

SQL

SELECT * from( select * 
FROM ProductMaster
WHERE (CatalogId = 1007 AND (SubCode LIKE '%A%' OR SubCode LIKE '%B%' )AND EntryUser = 'Green')) as x where  x.ProductMasterId <> 1000

Regards,
Mubin

Posted 4-Sep-13 8:37am

Mubin M. Shaikh

Updated 4-Sep-13 10:44am

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