I have a SQL Server error I'm trying to resolve. Could someone please help me out?
The query is:
SELECT TOP 10 *
FROM (
SELECT c.id, c.name, c.inserteddate, c.cityname, ftblstates.name AS statename, clc.name AS catname, '' AS listingimagelogo, '' AS orgname, relocateyn, '' AS employerclassified
FROM ((tblclassifieds c
LEFT JOIN tblclassifiedscategories clc ON c.categoryid = clc.id)
LEFT JOIN ftblstates ON c.stateid = ftblstates.id)
WHERE (c.expirydate != '') AND NOT c.id IN (
SELECT TOP 10 tblclassifieds.id
FROM tblclassifieds
WHERE (c.expirydate != '')
ORDER BY inserteddate desc)
UNION ALL
SELECT ce.id, ce.name, ce.inserteddate, suburb AS cityname, ftblstates.name AS statename, ce.jobtype AS catname, ce.listingimagelogo, ce.orgname, '' AS relocateyn, '1' AS employerclassified
FROM tblclassifiedemployers ce
LEFT JOIN ftblstates ON ce.stateid = ftblstates.id
WHERE (ce.expirydate != '') AND NOT ce.id IN (
SELECT TOP 10 tblclassifiedemployers.id
FROM tblclassifiedemployers
WHERE (ce.expirydate != '')
ORDER BY inserteddate desc)
ORDER BY inserteddate desc;
And the error:
The ORDER BY clause is invalid in views, inline functions, derived tables, subqueries, and common table expressions, unless TOP or FOR XML is also specified.
The ORDER BY clause is not valid in views, inline functions, derived tables, and subqueries, unless either the TOP or OFFSET and FETCH clauses are also specified. When ORDER BY is used in these objects, the clause is used only to determine the rows returned by the TOP clause or OFFSET and FETCH clauses.
VIEWs are nothing but just a stored query, they do not contain any data like tables does. When you run a VIEW a table is queries and records are retrieved. And when VIEWs does not contain any data, so there is no sense to provide an order.
This error will be encountered if you add a Sort Type to the SQL Query Builder without changing how the Query works. You will need to instead change the Query to select the Top 100% Grouped by All, and change the Group By on all Fields - this will allow you to export.
The ORDER BY clause is invalid in views, inline functions, derived tables, subqueries, and common table expressions, unless TOP, OFFSET or FOR XML is also specified.
If you are using SQL Server 2012 or higher version, please use "offset 0 rows" after order by. Ex -
create view Department_View
as
select Name from [HumanResources].[Department]
order by Name offset 0 rows
As stated ORDER BY must not apper in subqueries unless TOP or FOR XML is used.
SELECT TOP 10 * FROM (
SELECT
c.id,
c.name,
c.inserteddate,
c.cityname,
ftblstates.name AS statename,
clc.name AS catname,
'' AS listingimagelogo,
'' AS orgname, relocateyn,
'' AS employerclassified
FROM tblclassifieds c
LEFT JOIN tblclassifiedscategories clc ON c.categoryid = clc.id
LEFT JOIN ftblstates ON c.stateid = ftblstates.id
WHERE c.expirydate != ''
AND NOT c.id IN (
SELECT TOP 10
tblclassifieds.id
FROM tblclassifieds
WHERE c.expirydate != ''
ORDER BY inserteddate desc
)
UNION ALL
SELECT
ce.id,
ce.name,
ce.inserteddate,
suburb AS cityname,
ftblstates.name AS statename,
ce.jobtype AS catname,
ce.listingimagelogo,
ce.orgname, '' AS relocateyn,
'1' AS employerclassified
FROM tblclassifiedemployers ce
LEFT JOIN ftblstates ON ce.stateid = ftblstates.id
WHERE ce.expirydate != ''
AND NOT ce.id IN (
SELECT TOP 10
tblclassifiedemployers.id
FROM tblclassifiedemployers
WHERE ce.expirydate != ''
ORDER BY inserteddate desc
)
) a ORDER BY inserteddate desc;
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