I'd like to know why INNER JOINs are generated instead of LEFT and why the whole view is selected before join instead of just adding LEFT JOIN view.
I'm trying to post a table of information which is spread out over several tables. Basically I want to search by the date and return all the information for events happening today, yesterday, this month - whatever the user selects. The query is quite long. I added DefaultIfEmpty to all the tables except the main one in an attempt to get LEFT JOINs but it just made a mess.
using (TransitEntities t = new TransitEntities())
{
var charters = from c in t.tblCharters
join v in t.tblChartVehicles.DefaultIfEmpty()
on c.Veh
equals v.ChartVehID
join n in t.tblNACharters.DefaultIfEmpty()
on c.Dpt.Substring(c.Dpt.Length - 1)
equals SqlFunctions.StringConvert((double)n.NAID)
join r in t.tblChartReqs.DefaultIfEmpty()
on c.ChartReqID
equals r.ChartReqID
join f in t.tblCharterCustomers.DefaultIfEmpty()
on c.Dpt
equals (f.DptID == "NONAFF" ? SqlFunctions.StringConvert((double)f.CustID) : f.DptID)
join d in t.tblChartReqDocs.DefaultIfEmpty()
on c.Attach
equals SqlFunctions.StringConvert((double)d.DocID)
join s in t.tblChartSupAttaches.DefaultIfEmpty()
on c.SupAttach
equals SqlFunctions.StringConvert((double)s.DocID)
join p in (from e in t.v_EmpData select new {e.UIN, e.First, e.Last}).DefaultIfEmpty()
on c.TakenUIN
equals p.UIN
where c.BeginTime > EntityFunctions.AddYears(DateTime.Now,-1)
select new
{
ChartID = c.ChartID,
Status = c.Status,
...
Website = r.Website,
};
//select today's events
gvCharters.DataSource = charters.Where(row => (row.BeginTime.Value >= midnight && row.BeginTime.Value < midnight1));
This results in very convoluted SQL:
SELECT
[Extent1].[ChartID] AS [ChartID],
[Extent1].[Status] AS [Status],
...
[Join5].[Website] AS [Website],
FROM [dbo].[tblCharters] AS [Extent1]
INNER JOIN (SELECT [Extent2].[ChartVehID] AS [ChartVehID], [Extent2].[Descr] AS [Descr]
FROM ( SELECT 1 AS X ) AS [SingleRowTable1]
LEFT OUTER JOIN [dbo].[tblChartVehicles] AS [Extent2] ON 1 = 1 ) AS [Join1] ON ([Extent1].[Veh] = [Join1].[ChartVehID]) OR (([Extent1].[Veh] IS NULL) AND ([Join1].[ChartVehID] IS NULL))
INNER JOIN (SELECT [Extent3].[NAID] AS [NAID], [Extent3].[Descr] AS [Descr]
FROM ( SELECT 1 AS X ) AS [SingleRowTable2]
LEFT OUTER JOIN [dbo].[tblNACharter] AS [Extent3] ON 1 = 1 ) AS [Join3] ON ((SUBSTRING([Extent1].[Dpt], ((LEN([Extent1].[Dpt])) - 1) + 1, (LEN([Extent1].[Dpt])) - ((LEN([Extent1].[Dpt])) - 1))) = (STR( CAST( [Join3].[NAID] AS float)))) OR ((SUBSTRING([Extent1].[Dpt], ((LEN([Extent1].[Dpt])) - 1) + 1, (LEN([Extent1].[Dpt])) - ((LEN([Extent1].[Dpt])) - 1)) IS NULL) AND (STR( CAST( [Join3].[NAID] AS float)) IS NULL))
INNER JOIN (SELECT [Extent4].[ChartReqID] AS [ChartReqID], [Extent4].[Event] AS [Event], [Extent4].[ContactName] AS [ContactName], [Extent4].[ContactPhone] AS [ContactPhone], [Extent4].[Website] AS [Website]
FROM ( SELECT 1 AS X ) AS [SingleRowTable3]
LEFT OUTER JOIN [dbo].[tblChartReq] AS [Extent4] ON 1 = 1 ) AS [Join5] ON ([Extent1].[ChartReqID] = [Join5].[ChartReqID]) OR (([Extent1].[ChartReqID] IS NULL) AND ([Join5].[ChartReqID] IS NULL))
INNER JOIN (SELECT [Extent5].[CustID] AS [CustID], [Extent5].[Dpt] AS [Dpt], [Extent5].[DptID] AS [DptID]
FROM ( SELECT 1 AS X ) AS [SingleRowTable4]
LEFT OUTER JOIN [dbo].[tblCharterCustomers] AS [Extent5] ON 1 = 1 ) AS [Join7] ON ([Extent1].[Dpt] = (CASE WHEN (N'NONAFF' = [Join7].[DptID]) THEN STR( CAST( [Join7].[CustID] AS float)) ELSE [Join7].[DptID] END)) OR (([Extent1].[Dpt] IS NULL) AND (CASE WHEN (N'NONAFF' = [Join7].[DptID]) THEN STR( CAST( [Join7].[CustID] AS float)) ELSE [Join7].[DptID] END IS NULL))
INNER JOIN (SELECT [Extent6].[DocID] AS [DocID], [Extent6].[FileName] AS [FileName]
FROM ( SELECT 1 AS X ) AS [SingleRowTable5]
LEFT OUTER JOIN [dbo].[tblChartReqDocs] AS [Extent6] ON 1 = 1 ) AS [Join9] ON ([Extent1].[Attach] = (STR( CAST( [Join9].[DocID] AS float)))) OR (([Extent1].[Attach] IS NULL) AND (STR( CAST( [Join9].[DocID] AS float)) IS NULL))
INNER JOIN (SELECT [Extent7].[DocID] AS [DocID], [Extent7].[FileName] AS [FileName]
FROM ( SELECT 1 AS X ) AS [SingleRowTable6]
LEFT OUTER JOIN [dbo].[tblChartSupAttach] AS [Extent7] ON 1 = 1 ) AS [Join11] ON ([Extent1].[SupAttach] = (STR( CAST( [Join11].[DocID] AS float)))) OR (([Extent1].[SupAttach] IS NULL) AND (STR( CAST( [Join11].[DocID] AS float)) IS NULL))
INNER JOIN (SELECT [Extent8].[First] AS [First], [Extent8].[Last] AS [Last], [Extent8].[UIN] AS [UIN]
FROM ( SELECT 1 AS X ) AS [SingleRowTable7]
LEFT OUTER JOIN (SELECT
[v_EmpData].[First] AS [First],
[v_EmpData].[Last] AS [Last],
[v_EmpData].[Legal] AS [Legal],
[v_EmpData].[Name] AS [Name],
[v_EmpData].[Email] AS [Email],
[v_EmpData].[UIN] AS [UIN],
[v_EmpData].[UserNM] AS [UserNM],
[v_EmpData].[Worker] AS [Worker],
[v_EmpData].[SUPERVISORNUM] AS [SUPERVISORNUM],
[v_EmpData].[Supervisor] AS [Supervisor],
[v_EmpData].[EmpArea] AS [EmpArea],
[v_EmpData].[Title] AS [Title],
[v_EmpData].[FullName] AS [FullName],
[v_EmpData].[HireDate] AS [HireDate],
[v_EmpData].[WORKERTYPENM] AS [WORKERTYPENM],
[v_EmpData].[Birth] AS [Birth],
[v_EmpData].[HOMESTREET] AS [HOMESTREET],
[v_EmpData].[HOMECITY] AS [HOMECITY],
[v_EmpData].[HOMEZIP] AS [HOMEZIP],
[v_EmpData].[HOMESTATE] AS [HOMESTATE],
[v_EmpData].[PicID] AS [PicID],
[v_EmpData].[WorkPhone] AS [WorkPhone],
[v_EmpData].[HomePhone] AS [HomePhone],
[v_EmpData].[WorkCellPhone] AS [WorkCellPhone]
FROM [dbo].[v_EmpData] AS [v_EmpData]) AS [Extent8] ON 1 = 1 ) AS [Join13] ON ([Extent1].[TakenUIN] = [Join13].[UIN]) OR (([Extent1].[TakenUIN] IS NULL) AND ([Join13].[UIN] IS NULL))
WHERE ([Extent1].[BeginTime] > (DATEADD (year, -1, SysDateTime())))
AND ('C' <> [Extent1].[Status])
AND ([Extent1].[BeginTime] >= '11/28/2012 12:00:00 AM')
AND ([Extent1].[BeginTime] < '11/29/2012 12:00:00 AM')
This is what my original SQL query looked like and what I was hoping it would be closer to:
SELECT
ChartID,
c.Status,
...
r.Website As Website,
FROM tblChartersNew c
LEFT JOIN (SELECT [Dpt],[DptID] FROM [DRVRDiscipline].[dbo].[tblCharterCustomers] Where Valid=1 and DptID <> 'NONAFF' UNION SELECT Dpt, CONVERT(nvarchar,CustID) AS DptID FROM [DRVRDiscipline].[dbo].[tblCharterCustomers] Where Valid=1 and DptID = 'NONAFF') f
ON RTRIM(c.Dpt) = f.DptID LEFT JOIN [tskronos].WfcSuite.dbo.VP_ALLPERSONV42 p ON p.PersonNUM = c.TakenUIN
LEFT JOIN tblChartVehicles v ON v.ChartVehID = c.Veh
LEFT JOIN tblNACharter n ON CAST(n.NAID AS varchar) = RIGHT(c.Dpt, LEN(c.Dpt)-1)
LEFT JOIN tblChartReq r
ON r.ChartReqID = c.ChartReqID
WHERE CONVERT(datetime,CONVERT(char(10),c.BeginTime,101)) = (SELECT TOP 1 CONVERT(datetime,CONVERT(char(10),BeginTime,101)) from tblChartersNew WHERE CONVERT(datetime,CONVERT(char(10),BeginTime,101)) >= CONVERT(datetime,CONVERT(char(10),GETDATE(),101)) ORDER BY BeginTime)
AND NOT c.ChartReqID IS NULL
ORDER BY BeginTime, ISNULL(f.Dpt,c.Dpt)
I also add a Select New on the view to avoid selecting all of the columns when I only need three but it didn't seem to make a difference. Instead of adding LEFT JOIN v_EmpData it adds LEFT OUTER JOIN and then selects all of the columns in the view. It seems to be ignoring the Select New.
I'd really like to transition to using Linq to Entities for the majority of my queries because intellisense makes it so much easier to make sure it's right and to have variations of queries without having to have separate functions for each but maybe I need to stick with plain old SQL. I know just enough to make a big mess. Any suggestions?
For complex queries like what you need.
I would suggest looking into FunctionImport.
MSDN Function Import
This would save you the headache of creating a LINQ that would be 1:1 to your expected generated SQL.
Related
Select
c.id AS case_id,
c.id AS case_number,
tt.description as Target_Type,
coalesce(
v_vendors.vendor_number,
vma.org_code,
TO_CHAR(sm.staff_member_id),
la.org_code,
oe.other_fns_number,
TO_CHAR(oe.other_id),
TO_CHAR(c_clients.client_id)
) as Target_Identifier,
coalesce(
v_vendors.vendor_name,
vma.name,
s_wic_users.username,
la.name,
oe.other_name,
UPPER(
c_clients.last_name || ', ' || c_clients.first_name
)
) as Target_Name,
c.date_opened AS Open_Date,
c.date_closed AS Close_Date,
t.target_type_id,
t.target_id,
s.description AS Status,
case when aIosm.last_name is null then '' else UPPER(
aIosm.last_name || ', ' || aIosm.first_name
) end Investigator,
case when aSosm.last_name is null then '' else UPPER(
aSosm.last_name || ', ' || aSosm.first_name
) end Supervisor,
c.Notes AS Supervisor_Comments,
aI.Date_Assigned as Assign_Date,
----subquery starts
(
select
lat.description
from
investigation_actions_taken iat
join investig_lu_action_type lat on iat.action_type_id = lat.id
where
iat.investigation_case_id = c.id
and iat.is_deleted <> 'T'
order by
iat.date_assessed desc,
iat.date_created desc OFFSET 0 ROWS FETCH NEXT 1 ROWS ONLY
) AS Last_Action
from
v_investigation_cases c
join investigation_target t on c.target_id = t.target_id
join v_lu_inv_status s on (
case when date_closed <= TRUNC(sysdate) then 2 else case when date_opened > TRUNC(sysdate) then 2 else 1 end end
) = s.status_id
join investigation_target_type tt on t.target_type_id = tt.target_type_id
---left join starts
left join investigation_case_assignment aI on c.id = aI.investigation_case_id
and aI.date_roll_off is null
and aI.assignment_type = 'I'
left join o_staff_members aIosm on aI.staff_member_id = aIosm.staff_member_id
left join investigation_case_assignment Super on c.id = Super.investigation_case_id
and Super.date_roll_off is null
and Super.assignment_type = 'S'
left join o_staff_members aSosm on Super.staff_member_id = aSosm.staff_member_id
-----left join starts
left join v_vendors on t.vendor_id = v_vendors.id
left join o_organizational_units vma on t.vendor_management_area_id = vma.seq_id
left join c_clients on t.client_id = c_clients.client_id
left join o_staff_members sm on t.user_id = sm.staff_member_id
left join s_wic_users on sm.staff_member_id = s_wic_users.sm_staff_member_id
left join investigation_other_entity oe on t.non_wic_vendor_id = oe.other_id
left join o_organizational_units la on t.local_agency_id = la.seq_id
---end of the query
Here's an article about what you can achieve in Oracle 12c with the OFFEST FETCH based on Kaushik Nayak.
http://www.dba-oracle.com/t_offset_fet_first_rows_only.htm
I hope it can help you to convert your original query to 11g. Good luck.
What is the best way to structure/write a query in Hive when I have a complex sub-query that is repeated multiple times throughout the select statement?
I originally created a temporary table for the sub-query which was refreshed before each run. Then I began to use a CTE as part of the original query (discarding the temp table) for readability and noticed degraded performance. This made me curious about which implementation methods are best with respect to performance when needing to reuse sub-queries.
The data I am working with contains upwards of 10 million records. Below is an example of the query I wrote that made use of a CTE.
with temp as (
select
a.id,
x.type,
y.response
from sandbox.tbl_form a
left outer join sandbox.tbl_formStatus b
on a.id = b.id
left outer join sandbox.tbl_formResponse y
on b.id = y.id
left outer join sandbox.tbl_formType x
on y.id = x.typeId
where b.status = 'Completed'
)
select
a.id,
q.response as user,
r.response as system,
s.response as agent,
t.response as owner
from sandbox.tbl_form a
left outer join (
select * from temp x
where x.type= 'User'
) q
on a.id = q.id
left outer join (
select * from temp x
where x.type= 'System'
) r
on a.id = r.id
left outer join (
select * from temp x
where x.type= 'Agent'
) s
on a.id = s.id
left outer join (
select * from temp x
where x.type= 'Owner'
) t
on a.id = t.id;
There are issues in your query.
1) In the CTE you have three left joins without ON clause. This may cause serious performance problems because joins without ON clause are CROSS JOINS.
2) BTW where b.status = 'Completed' clause converts LEFT join with table b to the inner join though still without ON clause it multiplicates all records from a by all records from b with a where.
3) Most probably you do not need CTE at all. Just join correctly with ON clause and use case when type='User' then response end + aggregate using min() or max() by id:
select a.id
max(case when x.type='User' then y.response end) as user,
max(case when x.type='System' then y.response end) as system,
...
from sandbox.tbl_form a
left outer join sandbox.tbl_formStatus b
on a.id = b.id
left outer join sandbox.tbl_formResponse y
on b.id = y.id
left outer join sandbox.tbl_formType x
on y.id = x.typeId
where b.status = 'Completed' --if you want LEFT JOIN add --or b.status is null
group by a.id
I'm trying to use the LAG function in Oracle to find the previous registration value for donors.
To see my data, I started with this query to find all registrations for the particular donor:
select registration_id, registration_date from registration r where r.person_id=52503290 order by r.registration_date desc;
Then I used the LAG function to return the previous value along with the most recent value:
select registration_id as reg_id, registration_date as reg_date,
lag(registration_date,1) over (order by registration_date) as prev_reg_date
from registration
where person_id=52503290
order by registration_date desc;
And the results are as expected:
So I thought I should be good to place the LAG function within the main query to get the previous value but for some reason, the previous value returns NULL or no value at all.
SELECT
P.Person_Id AS Person_ID,
R.Registration_Date AS Drive_Date,
LAG(R.Registration_Date,1) OVER (ORDER BY R.REGISTRATION_DATE) AS Previous_Drive_Date,
P.Abo AS Blood_Type,
DT.Description AS Donation_Type
FROM
Person P
JOIN Registration R ON P.Person_Id = R.Person_Id AND P.First_Name <> 'Pooled' AND P.First_Name <> 'IMPORT'
LEFT OUTER JOIN Drives DR ON R.Drive_Id = DR.Drive_Id AND DR.Group_Id <> 24999
LEFT OUTER JOIN Branches B ON R.Branch_Id = B.Branch_Id
LEFT OUTER JOIN Donor_Group DG on DR.Group_Id = DG.Group_Id
LEFT OUTER JOIN Donation_Type DT ON R.Donation_Type_Id = DT.DONATION_TYPE_ID
WHERE
TRUNC(R.Registration_Date) = TRUNC(SYSDATE)-1
AND R.Person_Id=52503290
ORDER BY
R.Registration_Date DESC;
Here is the result set:
Any suggestions on what I am missing here? Or why this query isn't returning the values expected?
Based on #Alex Poole's suggestions, I changed the query to look like:
SELECT * FROM (
SELECT
P.Person_Id AS Person_ID,
R.Registration_Date AS Drive_Date,
LAG(R.Registration_Date,1) OVER (partition by p.person_id ORDER BY r.registration_date) AS Previous_Drive_Date,
P.Abo AS Blood_Type,
DT.Description AS Donation_Type
FROM
Person P
JOIN Registration R ON P.Person_Id = R.Person_Id AND P.First_Name <> 'Pooled' AND P.First_Name <> 'IMPORT'
LEFT OUTER JOIN Drives DR ON R.Drive_Id = DR.Drive_Id AND DR.Group_Id <> 24999
LEFT OUTER JOIN Branches B ON R.Branch_Id = B.Branch_Id
LEFT OUTER JOIN Donor_Group DG on DR.Group_Id = DG.Group_Id
LEFT OUTER JOIN Donation_Type DT ON R.Donation_Type_Id = DT.DONATION_TYPE_ID
--WHERE R.Person_Id=52503290
)
WHERE TRUNC(Drive_Date) = TRUNC(SYSDATE)-1
ORDER BY Drive_Date DESC;
It takes about 85 seconds to pull back the first 30 rows:
My original query (before the LAG function was added) took about 2 seconds to pull back approximately 2100 records. But it was nothing but a SELECT with a couple of JOINS and one item in the WHERE clause.
Looking at the record counts, Person has almost 5.5 million records and Registration has 9.1 million records.
The lag is only applied within the rows that match the where clause filter, so you would only see the previous value if that was also yesterday.
You can apply the lag in a subquery, and then filter in an outer query:
SELECT * FROM (
SELECT
P.Person_Id AS Person_ID,
R.Registration_Date AS Drive_Date,
LAG(R.Registration_Date,1) OVER (ORDER BY R.REGISTRATION_DATE) AS Previous_Drive_Date,
P.Abo AS Blood_Type,
DT.Description AS Donation_Type
FROM
Person P
JOIN Registration R ON P.Person_Id = R.Person_Id AND P.First_Name <> 'Pooled' AND P.First_Name <> 'IMPORT'
LEFT OUTER JOIN Drives DR ON R.Drive_Id = DR.Drive_Id AND DR.Group_Id <> 24999
LEFT OUTER JOIN Branches B ON R.Branch_Id = B.Branch_Id
LEFT OUTER JOIN Donor_Group DG on DR.Group_Id = DG.Group_Id
LEFT OUTER JOIN Donation_Type DT ON R.Donation_Type_Id = DT.DONATION_TYPE_ID
WHERE R.Person_Id=52503290
)
WHERE TRUNC(Drive_Date) = TRUNC(SYSDATE)-1
ORDER BY Drive_Date DESC;
This is my query:
SELECT count(oi.id) imgCnt, o.*,
IF(pricet=2,c.currency_value*o.attributes_36*o.price,
c.currency_value*o.price) AS pprice, od.title, oi.image,
MIN(oi.id), ( c.currency_value * o.price ) AS fprice,
ag.agent_name, DATE_FORMAT( o.date_added, '%d-%m-%Y') as dadded
FROM i_offers_12 o
LEFT JOIN i_agents ag ON o.agents_id = ag.id
LEFT JOIN i_currencies c ON o.currencies_id = c.id
LEFT JOIN i_offers_details od ON ( o.id = od.offers_id AND od.languages_id = 1 )
LEFT JOIN i_offers_images oi ON ( oi.offers_id = o.id AND oi.o_id = '12' )
WHERE ( o.offer_status='active' OR o.offer_status='sold')
AND actions_id = '1'
AND c.id = o.currencies_id
AND o.counties_id = '2'
AND o.cities_id = '3'
GROUP BY o.id
ORDER BY dadded
DESC
I want to sort after dadded(which is of type date) and offer_status(which is of type enum).
I want to display first, all of the elements which have offer_status = 'active' and sort by dadded and after that all of the elements which have offer_status = 'sold' and sort also by dadded. How can I do that? thx
The fields you want to sort on MUST be part of the select statement:
SELECT count(oi.id) imgCnt, o.*,
IF(pricet=2,c.currency_value*o.attributes_36*o.price,
c.currency_value*o.price) AS pprice, od.title, oi.image,
MIN(oi.id), ( c.currency_value * o.price ) AS fprice,
ag.agent_name, DATE_FORMAT( o.date_added, '%d-%m-%Y') as dadded ,
offer_status
FROM i_offers_12 o
LEFT JOIN i_agents ag ON o.agents_id = ag.id
LEFT JOIN i_currencies c ON o.currencies_id = c.id
LEFT JOIN i_offers_details od ON ( o.id = od.offers_id AND od.languages_id = 1 )
LEFT JOIN i_offers_images oi ON ( oi.offers_id = o.id AND oi.o_id = '12' )
WHERE ( o.offer_status='active' OR o.offer_status='sold')
AND actions_id = '1'
AND c.id = o.currencies_id
AND o.counties_id = '2'
AND o.cities_id = '3'
AND o.offer_status='active'
GROUP BY o.id
ORDER BY offer_status, dadded
DESC
Note that you normally should group by ALL non summarized fields (o.*,
IF(pricet=2,c.currency_value*o.attributes_36*o.price,
c.currency_value*o.price) AS pprice, od.title, oi.image, ( c.currency_value * o.price ) AS fprice,
ag.agent_name, DATE_FORMAT( o.date_added, '%d-%m-%Y') as dadded ,
offer_status)
MySQL is not enforcing it, but other DB like Oracle does.
You can use a comma, like
ORDER BY supplier_city DESC, supplier_state ASC;
I believe you can write the SQL with
ORDER BY offer_status, dadded
Please see my code below as it is running too slowly with the CROSS APPLY.
How can I remove the CROSS APPLY and add something else that will run faster?
Please note I am using SQL Server 2008 R2.
;WITH MyCTE AS
(
SELECT
R.NetWinCURRENCYValue AS NetWin
,dD.[Date] AS TheDay
FROM
dimPlayer AS P
JOIN
dbo.factRevenue AS R ON P.playerKey = R.playerKey
JOIN
dbo.vw_Date AS dD ON Dd.dateKey = R.dateKey
WHERE
P.CustomerID = 12345)
SELECT
A.TheDay AS [Date]
,ISNULL(A.NetWin, 0) AS NetWin
,rt.runningTotal AS CumulativeNetWin
FROM MyCTE AS A
CROSS APPLY (SELECT SUM(NetWin) AS runningTotal
FROM MyCTE WHERE TheDay <= A.TheDay) AS rt
ORDER BY A.TheDay
CREATE TABLE #temp (NetWin money, TheDay datetime)
insert into #temp
SELECT
R.NetWinCURRENCYValue AS NetWin
,dD.[Date] AS TheDay
FROM
dimPlayer AS P
JOIN
dbo.factRevenue AS R ON P.playerKey = R.playerKey
JOIN
dbo.vw_Date AS dD ON Dd.dateKey = R.dateKey
WHERE
P.CustomerID = 12345;
SELECT
A.TheDay AS [Date]
,ISNULL(A.NetWin, 0) AS NetWin
,SUM(B.NetWin) AS CumulativeNetWin
FROM #temp AS A
JOIN #temp AS B
ON A.TheDay >= B.TheDay
GROUP BY A.TheDay, ISNULL(A.NetWin, 0);
Here https://stackoverflow.com/a/13744550/613130 it's suggested to use recursive CTE.
;WITH MyCTE AS
(
SELECT
R.NetWinCURRENCYValue AS NetWin
,dD.[Date] AS TheDay
,ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY dD.[Date]) AS RN
FROM dimPlayer AS P
JOIN dbo.factRevenue AS R ON P.playerKey = R.playerKey
JOIN dbo.vw_Date AS dD ON Dd.dateKey = R.dateKey
WHERE P.CustomerID = 12345
)
, MyCTERec AS
(
SELECT C.TheDay AS [Date]
,ISNULL(C.NetWin, 0) AS NetWin
,ISNULL(C.NetWin, 0) AS CumulativeNetWin
,C.RN
FROM MyCTE AS C
WHERE C.RN = 1
UNION ALL
SELECT C.TheDay AS [Date]
,ISNULL(C.NetWin, 0) AS NetWin
,P.CumulativeNetWin + ISNULL(C.NetWin, 0) AS CumulativeNetWin
,C.RN
FROM MyCTERec P
INNER JOIN MyCTE AS C ON C.RN = P.RN + 1
)
SELECT *
FROM MyCTERec
ORDER BY RN
OPTION (MAXRECURSION 0)
Note that this query will work if you have 1 record == 1 day! If you have multiple records in a day, the results will be different from the other query.
As I said here, if you want really fast calculation, put it into temporary table with sequential primary key and then calculate rolling total:
create table #Temp (
ID bigint identity(1, 1) primary key,
[Date] date,
NetWin decimal(29, 10)
)
insert into #Temp ([Date], NetWin)
select
dD.[Date],
sum(R.NetWinCURRENCYValue) as NetWin,
from dbo.dimPlayer as P
inner join dbo.factRevenue as R on P.playerKey = R.playerKey
inner join dbo.vw_Date as dD on Dd.dateKey = R.dateKey
where P.CustomerID = 12345
group by dD.[Date]
order by dD.[Date]
;with cte as (
select T.ID, T.[Date], T.NetWin, T.NetWin as CumulativeNetWin
from #Temp as T
where T.ID = 1
union all
select T.ID, T.[Date], T.NetWin, T.NetWin + C.CumulativeNetWin as CumulativeNetWin
from cte as C
inner join #Temp as T on T.ID = C.ID + 1
)
select C.[Date], C.NetWin, C.CumulativeNetWin
from cte as C
order by C.[Date]
I assume that you could have duplicates dates in the input, but don't want duplicates in the output, so I grouped data before puting it into the table.