I composed a monster query. I’m certain that it can be optimized, and I would more than appreciate any comments/guidance on the query itself; however, I have a specific question:
The data I am returning is sometimes duplicated on multiple columns:
+-------+------+----------+------+-------+--------+----------+-------+------+
| first | last | deaID | cert | count | npi | clientid | month | year |
+-------+------+----------+------+-------+--------+----------+-------+------+
| Alex | Jue | UNKNOWN | MD | 11 | 123123 | 102889 | 7 | 2012 |
| Alex | Jue | BJ123123 | MD | 11 | 123123 | 102889 | 7 | 2012 |
+-------+------+----------+------+-------+--------+----------+-------+------+
as you can see all of the fields are equal except for deaID
in this case, I would like to only return:
+------+-----+----------+----+----+--------+--------+---+------+
| | | | | | | | | |
+------+-----+----------+----+----+--------+--------+---+------+
| Alex | Jue | BJ123123 | MD | 11 | 123123 | 102889 | 7 | 2012 |
+------+-----+----------+----+----+--------+--------+---+------+
however, if there are no duplicates:
+-------+------+---------+------+-------+--------+----------+-------+------+
| first | last | deaID | cert | count | npi | clientid | month | year |
+-------+------+---------+------+-------+--------+----------+-------+------+
| Alex | Jue | UNKNOWN | MD | 11 | 123123 | 102889 | 7 | 2012 |
+-------+------+---------+------+-------+--------+----------+-------+------+
then i would like to keep it!
summary
if there are duplicates remove all records with 'deaID=unknown'; however, if there is only 1 match then return that match
question
how do i return unknown records IFF there is 1 match?
here is the monster query in case anybody is interested 🙂
with ctebiggie as (
select distinct
p.[IMS_PRESCRIBER_ID],
p.PHYSICIAN_NPI as MLISNPI,
a.CLIENT_ID,
p.MLIS_FIRSTNAME,
p.MLIS_LASTNAME,
p_address.IMS_DEA_NBR,
p.IMS_PROFESSIONAL_ID_NBR,
p.IMS_PROFESSIONAL_ID_NBR_src,
p.IMS_CERTIFICATION_CODE,
datepart(mm,a.RECEIVED_DATE) as [Month],
datepart(yyyy,a.RECEIVED_DATE) as [Year]
from
MILLENNIUM_DW_dev..D_PHYSICIAN p
left outer join
MILLENNIUM_DW_dev..F_ACCESSION_DAILY a
on a.REQUESTOR_NPI=p.PHYSICIAN_NPI
left outer join MILLENNIUM_DW_dev..D_PHYSICIAN_ADDRESS p_address
on p.PHYSICIAN_NPI=p_address.PHYSICIAN_NPI
where
a.RECEIVED_DATE is not null
--and p.IMS_PRESCRIBER_ID is not null
--and p_address.IMS_DEA_NBR !='UNKNOWN'
and p.REC_ACTIVE_FLG=1
and p_address.REC_ACTIVE_FLG=1
and DATEPART(yyyy,received_date)=2012
and DATEPART(mm,received_date)=7
group by
p.[IMS_PRESCRIBER_ID],
p.PHYSICIAN_NPI,
p.IMS_PROFESSIONAL_ID_NBR,
p.MLIS_FIRSTNAME,
p.MLIS_LASTNAME,
p_address.IMS_DEA_NBR,
p.IMS_PROFESSIONAL_ID_NBR,
p.IMS_PROFESSIONAL_ID_NBR_src,
p.IMS_CERTIFICATION_CODE,
datepart(mm,a.RECEIVED_DATE),
datepart(yyyy,a.RECEIVED_DATE),
a.CLIENT_ID
)
,
ctecount as
(select
COUNT (Distinct f.ACCESSION_ID) [count],
f.REQUESTOR_NPI,f.CLIENT_ID,
datepart(mm,f.RECEIVED_DATE) mm,
datepart(yyyy,f.RECEIVED_DATE)yyyy
from MILLENNIUM_DW_dev..F_ACCESSION_DAILY f
where
f.CLIENT_ID not in (select * from SalesDWH..TestPractices)
and DATEPART(yyyy,f.received_date)=2012
and DATEPART(mm,f.received_date)=7
group by f.REQUESTOR_NPI,
f.CLIENT_ID,
datepart(mm,f.RECEIVED_DATE),
datepart(yyyy,f.RECEIVED_DATE)
)
select ctebiggie.*,c.* from
ctebiggie
full outer join
ctecount c
on c.REQUESTOR_NPI=ctebiggie.MLISNPI
and c.mm=ctebiggie.[Month]
and c.yyyy=ctebiggie.[Year]
and c.CLIENT_ID=ctebiggie.CLIENT_ID
see this helps or not
Sample in Sql fiddle
or fair version of yours will be