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Asked: 2026-06-04T15:06:27+00:00

I have been trying to do a query using Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2,

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I have been trying to do a query using Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2, grouping the total sum of points by intervals. However, I can´t get this to work. This is my code:

SELECT interval_total, COUNT(*) FROM(
SELECT clients.clientId, total.TotalPoints,
CASE
    WHEN TotalPuntos >=5000 THEN 5000
    WHEN TotalPuntos >= 1000 THEN 1000
    WHEN TotalPuntos >= 500 THEN 500
    WHEN TotalPuntos >= 100 THEN 100
    ELSE 0
END as interval_total
FROM
    [TotalSumOfPoints] total,
    [Client] clients
WHERE total.clientId = clients.clientId
AND clients.cardId LIKE '2001%')
GROUP BY interval_total

With this error: 

Msg 156, Level 15, State 1, Line 17
Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'GROUP'.

I have been reading different posts, and had come to the conclusion that is IS possible to do this kind of query, by placing the CASE statement within a subquery (I came to this conclusion reading this post). Clearly I am doing something wrong. Any help?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Your problem is just that you need to provide an alias for the subquery, like so:

    SELECT interval_total, COUNT(*) FROM(
SELECT clients.clientId, total.TotalPoints,
CASE
    WHEN TotalPuntos >=5000 THEN 5000
    WHEN TotalPuntos >= 1000 THEN 1000
    WHEN TotalPuntos >= 500 THEN 500
    WHEN TotalPuntos >= 100 THEN 100
    ELSE 0
END as interval_total
FROM
    [TotalPuntosPorCuenta] total,
    [SanRoque].[dbo].[Socio] clients
WHERE total.clientId = clients.clientId
AND clients.cardId LIKE '2001%') tbl /* <--- here */
GROUP BY interval_total
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