join Query is not working help?

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ALTER Procedure [dbo].[GetMoviesForDelete]
As  
Begin  
select distinct(mt.MovieID),m.MovieName+' ('+m.Language+')' as MoviesWithLanguage from Movies m inner join MovieTimings mt  
on m.MovieID=mt.MovieID and  
-- m.Status != 'Closed' and   
m.Active = 1 and mt.Active =1 and m.Active=1  
 and convert(varchar,m.ReleaseDate,112)<convert(varchar,getdate(),112)>
and m.MovieID not in (select distinct(MovieID) from MovieTimings where  
 convert(varchar,Date,112) >= convert(varchar,getdate(),112))  
End

Posted 11-Jan-13 19:10pm

varun150

Updated 11-Jan-13 19:30pm

Sandeep Mewara

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varun150 12-Jan-13 1:11am

this query is not returning anything!

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2013-01-11T19:37:00

Looks like you have given all your WHERE clause conditions appended to JOIN. Correct it.

You are not getting anything from table MovieTimings. You don't need a join if so. A direct query like below would do:

SQL

select
   distinct(mt.MovieID),m.MovieName+' ('+m.Language+')' as MoviesWithLanguage
from
   Movies m
WHERE
   m.Active = 1

In case you want to set something from MovieTimings table too,
Try:

SQL

ALTER Procedure [dbo].[GetMoviesForDelete]
As
Begin
select 
   distinct(mt.MovieID),m.MovieName+' ('+m.Language+')' as MoviesWithLanguage, mt.*
from 
   Movies m 
inner join 
   MovieTimings mt
   on m.MovieID=mt.MovieID and
WHERE
   m.Active = 1
 and 
   m.MovieID not in (select distinct(MovieID) from MovieTimings)
End

*Removed where clause related to date condition as it was not clear what exactly you were trying to do there and where from the field 'Date' came. You can handle it now as per your need post the simple query above.