I have a stored procedure with the following query:
SELECT (sum(addition)) AS [COUNT],
MAX(CONVERT(VARCHAR(12),CREATED,102)) as [date]
FROM [TABLE_ONE]
WHERE convert(VARCHAR(12),CREATED,102) BETWEEN CONVERT(date,@startdate) AND CONVERT(date,@enddate)
AND [ServiceID]=@serid
GROUP BY CONVERT(VARCHAR(12),CREATED,102)
ORDER BY CONVERT(VARCHAR(12),CREATED,102)
I need to do a union all
, so I could get sum of results but from TWO tables, and I want the result to be grouped by and ordered by the same way.
This doesn't work:
SELECT (sum(addition)) AS [COUNT],
MAX(CONVERT(VARCHAR(12),CREATED,102)) as [date]
FROM [TABLE_ONE]
WHERE convert(VARCHAR(12),CREATED,102) BETWEEN CONVERT(date,@startdate) AND CONVERT(date,@enddate)
AND [ServiceID]=@serid
GROUP BY CONVERT(VARCHAR(12),CREATED,102)
ORDER BY CONVERT(VARCHAR(12),CREATED,102)
UNION ALL
SELECT (sum(addition)) AS [COUNT],
MAX(CONVERT(VARCHAR(12),CREATED,102)) as [date]
FROM [TABLE_TWO]
WHERE convert(VARCHAR(12),CREATED,102) BETWEEN CONVERT(date,@startdate) AND CONVERT(date,@enddate)
AND [ServiceID]=@serid
GROUP BY CONVERT(VARCHAR(12),CREATED,102)
ORDER BY CONVERT(VARCHAR(12),CREATED,102)
I want to order the overall result, and group it by the date.
You could apply the group by
and order by
after the union all
:
SELECT (SUM(addition)) AS [COUNT], MAX([date]) AS [max_date]
FROM (SELECT addition, CONVERT(VARCHAR(12),CREATED,102)) as [date]
FROM [TABLE_ONE]
WHERE CONVERT(VARCHAR(12),CREATED,102)
BETWEEN CONVERT(date,@startdate) AND
CONVERT(date,@enddate)
AND [ServiceID]=@serid
UNION ALL
SELECT addition, (CONVERT(VARCHAR(12),CREATED,102)) as [date]
FROM [TABLE_TWO]
WHERE CONVERT(VARCHAR(12),CREATED,102)
BETWEEN CONVERT(date,@startdate) AND
CONVERT(date,@enddate)
AND [ServiceID]=@serid) t
GROUP BY [date]
ORDER BY 2