How to show matching Id in Sql Server

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Hi,

I have one table name ContactBook, which contain two fields ContactID and ItemID. Here am associating ContactId to ItemID, i,e one contactid is associating with more than one item. In sql server i want to fetch associated contactid if i give item id,

means
if i give item id 1,2,3,then i want to fetch contactid which is associated with 1 and 2 and 3, if any contact is associated with 1 or 2 it should not come.

Plz give me proper suggestions

Posted 17-Jan-13 0:37am

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Zoltán Zörgő 17-Jan-13 6:47am

Vague and unclear. Are there any other tables involved in this than ContactBook? Is ContactBook.ContactID primary key and ContactBook.ItemID is foreign key and it is referencing the same table ContactBook.ContactID? Give a more concrete and complex, example with all relevant fields in the source and desired result.

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rakesh1503 · Answer 1 · 2013-01-17T01:28:00

hi,

you can plan like -

SQL

begin
declare @id1 varchar(50)=3
declare @id2 varchar(50)=0
declare @id3 varchar(50)=0
declare @id4 varchar(50)=0
declare @id5 varchar(50)=0
declare @counter int=0
begin
if(@id1!=0)
set @counter=1

if(@id1!=0 and @id2!=0)
set @counter=2

if(@id1!=0 and @id2!=0 and @id3!=0)
set @counter=3

if(@id1!=0 and @id2!=0 and @id3!=0 and @id4!=0)
set @counter=4

if(@id1!=0 and @id2!=0 and @id3!=0 and @id4!=0 and @id5!=0)
set @counter=5

if(@counter=0)
begin
select taskid
            from tbltask where updatedby=0
end
else if (@counter=1)
begin
select taskid
            from tbltask
            where updatedby=@id1
            end

else if (@counter=2)
begin
select taskid
            from tbltask
            where updatedby=@id1
            and updatedby=@id2
            end
else if (@counter=3)
begin
select taskid
            from tbltask
            where updatedby=@id1
            and updatedby=@id2
            and updatedby=@id3
            end
else if (@counter=4)
begin
select taskid
            from tbltask
            where updatedby=@id1
            and updatedby=@id2
            and updatedby=@id3
            and updatedby=@id4
            end
else if (@counter=5)
begin
select taskid
            from tbltask
            where updatedby=@id1
            and updatedby=@id2
            and updatedby=@id3
            and updatedby=@id4
            and updatedby=@id5
            end
        end
end