I created a [Total Calls Made] column within the SQL, and don't know how to access it. I'm trying to ONLY show rows where [Total Calls Made] is equal to 0, but since it's not really a part of the table, I can't just add a clause that says where [Total Calls Made] = 0
. I attempted adding having count(distinct f.[id])=0
, but all that does is make the non-0 values in Total Call Made turn to Null. Why is that? What can I do to only select the 0 rows?
The SQL:
select
p.[ref] as [ID],
p.[first] as [First],
(select count(distinct f.[id])
from [field] f
where (f.[related] = p.[id])
and (f.[field] = 'person_that_called')
having count(distinct f.[id]) > 0) as [Total Calls Made]
from
[person] p
Results:
ID First Total Calls Made
--- | ---- | ----------------
011 | Bob | 4
012 | Susan | 2
013 | Joe | Null
Desired Result:
ID First Total Calls Made
--- | ---- | ----------------
013 | Joe | 0
Using a join makes all non-0 values NOT display, which is the opposite of what I want.
SELECT p.[Ref] as [ID], p.[First] as [First], Count(f.[Field]) as CallsMade
from [person] p
left outer join [field] f on f.[Related] = p.[Ref] and f.[Field] = 'person_that_called'
group by p.[Ref], p.[First]
having Count(f.[Field]) =0
Is that what you are after?
Try using a cte
WITH cte
AS (SELECT p.[ref] AS [ID]
,p.[first] AS [First]
,(SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT f.[id])
FROM [field] f
WHERE (f.[related] = p.[id])
AND (f.[field] = 'person_that_called')
HAVING COUNT(DISTINCT f.[id]) > 0
) AS [Total Calls Made]
FROM [person] p
)
SELECT [ID]
,[First]
,ISNULL([Total Calls Made],0) as [Total Calls Made]
FROM cte
WHERE ISNULL(cte.[Total Calls Made],0) = 0
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