Trying to use CASE statements on a inner join and all I'm getting is syntax errors, anyone got any advice on this?
Here is the code
SELECT
Call_type_ID,
SUM (staging.dbo.outgoing_measure.ring_time) AS Ring_Time,
SUM (staging.dbo.outgoing_measure.hold_time) As Hold_Time,
SUM (staging.dbo.outgoing_measure.talk_time) AS Talk_Time,
SUM (staging.dbo.outgoing_measure.acw_time) AS ACW_Time,
COUNT(*) CallCount
FROM outgoing_measure
INNER JOIN datamartend.dbo.Call_Type_Dim ON
CASE
WHEN
CTICallType_ID = 1
AND CTIAgentCallType_ID = 0
AND Abandoned IS NULL
AND AnsTime > 0
AND CallState IS NULL
THEN Call_Type_ID = 10
WHEN
CTICallType_ID = 1
AND CTIAgentCallType_ID = 0
AND Abandoned IS NULL
AND AnsTime > 0
AND CallState = 1
THEN call_Type_id = 11
WHEN
CTICallType_ID = 1
AND CTIAgentCallType_ID = 0
AND Abandoned = 1
AND AnsTime IS NULL
AND CallState IS NULL
THEN call_type_ID = 12
ELSE call_type_id = 1
END
Group by call_Type_id
This is the first time i've even worked with case statements let alone combining them with a inner join so i'm sorry if i've totally messed up.
The syntax errors im getting are:
Incorrect syntax on the = and WHEN here
THEN Call_Type_ID = 10
WHEN
And incorrect syntax expecting CONVERSION on the GROUP BY
There are plenty of ways to resolve for this: a subquery with a CASE statement in the join statement for the table you are joining in, a CASE statement in a temp table where all values are changed to match, or this handy little trick of using a CASE statement in the JOIN's ON clause.
Inner joins use a comparison operator to match rows from two tables based on the values in common columns from each table. For example, retrieving all rows where the student identification number is the same for both the students and courses tables.
In SQL Server, joins are case-insensitive. Case-sensitive collations are not supported with ArcGIS.
SQL Server UPDATE JOIN syntax To query data from related tables, you often use the join clauses, either inner join or left join. In SQL Server, you can use these join clauses in the UPDATE statement to perform a cross-table update.
It seems like you are trying to create Where-clauses in the case, but you should instead compare the result of the case against Call_Type_ID(or any other field you want) as in the example i wrote below Hope it helps!
Also sometimes i use brackets over my casing to make it easier to see where they start and stop.
INNER JOIN datamartend.dbo.Call_Type_Dim ON
(CASE
WHEN CTICallType_ID = 1
AND CTIAgentCallType_ID = 0
AND Abandoned IS NULL
AND AnsTime > 0
AND CallState IS NULL
THEN 10
WHEN CTICallType_ID = 1
AND CTIAgentCallType_ID = 0
AND Abandoned IS NULL
AND AnsTime > 0
AND CallState = 1
THEN 11
WHEN
CTICallType_ID = 1
AND CTIAgentCallType_ID = 0
AND Abandoned = 1
AND AnsTime IS NULL
AND CallState IS NULL
THEN 12
ELSE 1
END) = Call_Type_ID -- Insert something here to join on.
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