alias name and join in sql

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SELECT A.Code , A.Name, A.Value - isnull(B.Value,0) - isnull(C.Value,0) as COLLL
FROM (SELECT [Code],[Name],Sum([Value]) as Value FROM [zamzam].[dbo].[B_Delivery_Stuff] WHERE [Type]=1 AND [Code] IN(SELECT [Code] FROM [zamzam].[dbo].[S_Stuff] WHERE ID_TypeStuff=4)
Group by Code ,Name) A
left join (SELECT [Code],Sum([Value]) as Value
  FROM [zamzam].[dbo].[B_Delivery_Stuff] B WHERE [type]=2 AND Code IN(SELECT [Code]
  FROM [zamzam].[dbo].[S_Stuff] where ID_TypeStuff=4)  Group by Code) B on A.Code = B.Code
  left join (SELECT [Code]
      ,Sum([Value]) as Value
  FROM [zamzam].[dbo].[B_StuffProduct] C WHERE Code IN(SELECT [Code]
  FROM [zamzam].[dbo].[S_Stuff] where ID_TypeStuff=4)  Group by Code) C on A.Code = C.Code having COLLL<>0

Posted 19-Sep-11 6:54am

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sachin10d · Answer 1 · 2011-09-19T07:17:00

Try this.

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SELECT A.Code , A.Name, A.Value - isnull(B.Value,0) - isnull(C.Value,0) as COLLL
FROM (SELECT [Code],[Name],Sum([Value]) as Value FROM [zamzam].[dbo].[B_Delivery_Stuff] WHERE [Type]=1 AND [Code] IN(SELECT [Code] FROM [zamzam].[dbo].[S_Stuff] WHERE ID_TypeStuff=4)
Group by Code ,Name) A
left join (SELECT [Code],Sum([Value]) as Value
  FROM [zamzam].[dbo].[B_Delivery_Stuff] B WHERE [type]=2 AND Code IN(SELECT [Code]
  FROM [zamzam].[dbo].[S_Stuff] where ID_TypeStuff=4)  Group by Code) B on A.Code = B.Code
  left join (SELECT [Code]
      ,Sum([Value]) as Value
  FROM [zamzam].[dbo].[B_StuffProduct] C WHERE Code IN(SELECT [Code]
  FROM [zamzam].[dbo].[S_Stuff] where ID_TypeStuff=4)  Group by Code) C on A.Code = C.Code having A.Value - isnull(B.Value,0) - isnull(C.Value,0) <>0

dbrenth · Answer 2 · 2011-09-20T10:56:00

The "Having" keyword must go inside a perenthesis unit with either a "Group By" or one of the "Sum" functions. The position that it is at is invalid because it is not contained in either an aggregate function or the GROUP BY clause. If you intended to make it a "WHERE" clause, simply replace "HAVING" with "WHERE".

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