I have a Employee table like
emp_id bigint,
reports_to bigint,
emp_name varchar(20),
Constraint [PK_Emp] Primary key (emp_id),
Constraint [FK_Emp] Foreign key (reports_to) references [MSS].[dbo].[Emp]([emp_id])
emp_id reports_to emp_name
------ ------ --------------
1 null Sumanta
2 1 Arpita
3 null Pradip
4 1 Sujon
5 2 Arpan
6 5 Jayanti
I want to get all the employees that directly or indirectly reports to Sumanta or emp_id(1), and with hierarchy level, like this:
emp_id hierarchy_level emp_name
------ --------------- ----------
2 1 Arpita
4 1 Sujon
5 2 Arpan
6 3 Jayanti
I am new to SQL and just couldn't find what to use or how to get those results. Is it worth a stored procedure with table valued variable, or just a Tsql select query will be enough. Any help is most welcome.
All I have done is-
Select Ep.emp_id,ep.emp_eame
From Emp as E
Inner Join Emp as Ep on Ep.reports_to=E.Emp_id
Where E.reports_to=1 or E.emp_id=1;
but this is accurate upto 2 level and I cant even generate the hierarchy_level no. Any suggestion, idea............ will be most helpfull.........
You could use a recursive CTE:
; with CTE as
(
select emp_id
, reports_to
, emp_name
, 1 as level
from Emp
where emp_name = 'Sumanta'
union all
select child.emp_id
, child.reports_to
, child.emp_name
, level + 1
from Emp child
join CTE parent
on child.reports_to = parent.emp_id
)
select *
from CTE
Example at SQL Fiddle.
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