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Asked: 2026-06-01T21:46:30+00:00

I have 2 tables…they are basically the same except for the column name in

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I have 2 tables…they are basically the same except for the column name in one of them because they deal with 2 different names, though.. the data I want is in columns that have the same name. Pretty much what I want to do… is .they also need to be distinct so I don’t count duplicates… I can get them as separate tables… but I can’t get them together.. I need them in 1 column because of how it is sent to the C3 code page and how it reads it… the structure has already been previously set.. and there are about 5 other statements that are being executed in this one stored procedure like this (also I wasn’t the one who set this up). So if this is possible.. let me know please.. I will also paste the exact code I have if you feel like seeing the real life code.. I just tried to simplify it to make it easier to understand.
I’m going to post some images to hopefully explain it a little better.

Image 1 is what is currently set up:

http://imgur.com/h0rNU

top part is what is stored in tables.. bottom is more of the result
it basically runs this code to get the bottom 

DECLARE @id INT;
DECLARE @invest nvarchar(50);
SET @id = '7633';
SET @invest = '';

SELECT 'a' + CONVERT(nvarchar, orderfindings.risk_rating) AS cat, COUNT(DISTINCT orderfindings.prnt_id) AS stat
    FROM orderheader, orderaudits, orderfindings
    WHERE orderheader.id = orderaudits.orderheader_id AND orderaudits.ID = orderfindings.prnt_id
    AND orderheader.id = @id AND orderfindings.risk_rating > 0 AND orderaudits.Investor_Name LIKE '%' + @invest + '%'
    GROUP BY orderfindings.risk_rating

If I want agencies instead of findings.. just replace it.. agencies and findings are the 2 tables.. they are the pretty much identical column wise… but I want the result together.. I’ve tried several ways.. but I can’t seem to get it
image 2- the table at the bottom is more what I’m looking for.. it combines them both into 1:

http://imgur.com/a4qXW

If an order has a finding or agency or both in it.. then it gets marked as a 1 for that risk rating… if it doesn’t.. then 0 for that risk rating.. and then sum them all up to see what I got.. any help is appreciated .. I’ll clarify what I can if you don’t understand;

Edit:
I’ve been working with it.. .did this http://pastebin.com/117Z2TVh .. got it to display 2 columns.. but still not the right result… I’m getting a1 = 1…a2 = 1… so its not running through all the orders… or it needs a way to count it… I put a sum at beginning of case statement.. erro because of counts… so I took counts out… didn’t really work.. any advice?

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    ;WITH finding AS (select oa.id, oa.Risk_Rating, COUNT (orf.Prnt_ID) findingcount
    FROM orderaudits oa
    LEFT JOIN orderfindings orf
    on oa.ID = orf.Prnt_ID
    –WHERE oa.risk_rating > 0 and oa.Investor_Name like ‘%’ + @invest + ‘%’
    GROUP BY oa.id, oa.Risk_Rating),
    Agency AS (select oa.id, oa.Risk_Rating, COUNT (ora.Prnt_ID) agencycount
    FROM orderaudits oa
    LEFT JOIN orderagencies ora
    on oa.ID = ora.Prnt_ID
    –WHERE oa.risk_rating > 0 and oa.Investor_Name like ‘%’ + @invest + ‘%’
    GROUP BY oa.id, oa.Risk_Rating)
    /*
    SELECT ‘Finding Only’, oa.Risk_Rating, COUNT(oa.id) as a, SUM(CASE WHEN f.findingcount > 0 then 1 ELSE 0 END ) as b
    FROM orderaudits oa
    LEFT JOIN finding f
    ON oa.id = f.id
    LEFT JOIN orderheader oh
    ON oh.id = oa.orderheader_id
    WHERE oh.id = @id and oa.risk_rating > 0 and oa.Investor_Name like ‘%’ + @invest + ‘%’
    GROUP BY oa.Risk_Rating

    UNION ALL

    SELECT ‘Agency Only’, oa.Risk_Rating, COUNT(oa.id) as a, SUM(CASE WHEN a.agencycount > 0 then 1 ELSE 0 END ) as b
    FROM orderaudits oa
    LEFT JOIN Agency a
    ON oa.id = a.id
    LEFT JOIN orderheader oh
    ON oh.id = oa.orderheader_id
    WHERE oh.id = @id and oa.risk_rating > 0 and oa.Investor_Name like ‘%’ + @invest + ‘%’
    GROUP BY oa.Risk_Rating

    UNION ALL
    */
    –Together
    SELECT ‘aa’ + convert(nvarchar, oa.risk_rating) as cat, SUM(CASE WHEN f.findingcount > 0 OR a.agencycount > 0 then 1 ELSE 0 END ) as b
    FROM orderaudits oa
    LEFT JOIN finding f
    ON oa.id = f.id
    LEFT JOIN Agency a
    ON oa.id = a.id
    LEFT JOIN orderheader oh
    ON oh.id = oa.orderheader_id
    WHERE oh.id = @id and oa.risk_rating > 0 and oa.Investor_Name like ‘%’ + @invest + ‘%’
    GROUP BY oa.Risk_Rating

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