Using t-sql
hierarchy Id how do I get all of the rows that have no children (that is the last decendants)?
Say my table is structured like this:
Id,
Name,
HierarchyId
And has these rows:
1, Craig, /
2, Steve, /1/
3, John, /1/1/
4, Sam, /2/
5, Matt, /2/1/
6, Chris, /2/1/1/
What query would give me John and Chris?
Perhaps there are better ways but this seams to do the job.
declare @T table
(
ID int,
Name varchar(10),
HID HierarchyID
)
insert into @T values
(1, 'Craig', '/'),
(2, 'Steve', '/1/'),
(3, 'John', '/1/1/'),
(4, 'Sam', '/2/'),
(5, 'Matt', '/2/1/'),
(6, 'Chris', '/2/1/1/')
select *
from @T
where HID.GetDescendant(null, null) not in (select HID
from @T)
Result:
ID Name HID
----------- ---------- ---------------------
3 John 0x5AC0
6 Chris 0x6AD6
Update 2012-05-22
Query above will fail if node numbers is not in an unbroken sequence. Here is another version that should take care of that.
declare @T table
(
ID int,
Name varchar(10),
HID HierarchyID
)
insert into @T values
(1, 'Craig', '/'),
(2, 'Steve', '/1/'),
(3, 'John', '/1/1/'),
(4, 'Sam', '/2/'),
(5, 'Matt', '/2/1/'),
(6, 'Chris', '/2/1/2/') -- HID for this row is changed compared to above query
select *
from @T
where HID not in (select HID.GetAncestor(1)
from @T
where HID.GetAncestor(1) is not null)
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