I have a table that I need to get some specific data from for a view. Here's the base table structure with some sample data:
| UserID | ReportsToUserID | Org ID |
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| 1 | NULL | 1 |
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| 2 | 1 | 1 |
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| 3 | 2 | 1 |
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| 4 | 3 | 1 |
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The users will be entering reports and users can see the reports of users who report to them and any users who report to those users. Users who report to no one can see everything in their organization Given my sample data above, user 1 can see the reports of 2, 3, & 4; user 2 can see the reports of 3 & 4; and user 3 can see the reports of 4.
For the view, I'd like to have the data returned as follows:
| UserID | CanSeeUserID | OrgID |
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| 1 | 2 | 1 |
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| 1 | 3 | 1 |
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| 1 | 4 | 1 |
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| 2 | 3 | 1 |
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etc...
Below is my current code, any help is greatly appreciated.
WITH CTEUsers (UserID, CanSeeUserID, OrgID)
AS
(
SELECT e.ID, e.ReportsToUserID, e.OrgID
FROM Users e WITH(NOLOCK)
WHERE COALESCE(ReportsToUserID,0) = 0 --ReportsToUserID can be NULL or 0
UNION ALL
SELECT e.ReportsToUserID, e.ID,e.OrgID
FROM Users e WITH(NOLOCK)
JOIN CTEUsers c
ON e.ID = c.UserID
)
SELECT * FROM CTEU开发者_运维百科sers
I used the following to create a Temp table with some data that looks like yours:
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#Stage1') IS NOT NULL DROP TABLE #Stage1;
GO
WITH CTEFillTemp AS (
SELECT 1 [UserId], NULL [ReportsToUserID], 1 [OrgId] UNION ALL
SELECT 2 [UserId], 1 [ReportsToUserID], 1 [OrgId] UNION ALL
SELECT 3 [UserId], 2 [ReportsToUserID], 1 [OrgId] UNION ALL
SELECT 4 [UserId], NULL [ReportsToUserID], 2 [OrgId] UNION ALL
SELECT 5 [UserId], 3 [ReportsToUserID], 1 [OrgId] UNION ALL
SELECT 6 [UserId], 4 [ReportsToUserID], 2 [OrgId] UNION ALL
SELECT 7 [UserId], 3 [ReportsToUserID], 1 [OrgId]
) SELECT * INTO #Stage1 FROM CTEFillTemp
GO
SELECT * FROM #Stage1
GO
I then used the following Query:
WITH CTE (UserId, CanSeeUserId, OrgId, Level) AS (
SELECT #Stage1.ReportsToUserId, #Stage1.UserId, #Stage1.[OrgId], 0 [Level] FROM #Stage1
UNION ALL
SELECT #Stage1.ReportsToUserId, CTE.CanSeeUserId, CTE.[OrgId], [Level] + 1 FROM #Stage1
INNER JOIN CTE ON #Stage1.UserId = CTE.UserId AND #Stage1.[OrgId] = CTE.[OrgId]
)
SELECT *
FROM CTE
WHERE [UserId] IS NOT NULL
ORDER BY UserId, [Level]
This should produce the results you want however as it uses a recursive common table expression it's not a solid solution for unlimited levels. OPTION (MAXRECURSION 99)
can help a bit though.
I know it's not pretty but the only way I found while having a quick look was to run a cursor over the hierarchical query. There are almost certainly better answers from cleverer people than me out there but it's Friday afternoon and I'm off to the pub!
SET NOCOUNT ON;
DECLARE @Users TABLE
(
UserID int NOT NULL,
[Name] varchar(10),
ReportsToUserID int,
OrgID int
)
DECLARE @Output TABLE
(
UserID int,
CanSeeReportsFrom int
)
INSERT INTO @Users VALUES (1, 'Dan', NULL, 1)
INSERT INTO @Users VALUES (2, 'Tom', 1, 1)
INSERT INTO @Users VALUES (3, 'Dick', 2, 1)
INSERT INTO @Users VALUES (4, 'Harry', 3, 1)
DECLARE @UserID int
DECLARE csr CURSOR FAST_FORWARD FOR
SELECT COALESCE(UserID, 0)
FROM @Users
OPEN csr
FETCH NEXT FROM csr INTO @UserID
WHILE (@@FETCH_STATUS = 0)
BEGIN
;WITH CTEUsers
AS
(
SELECT @UserID AS CallingUserID,
e.UserID,
e.ReportsToUserID
FROM @Users e
WHERE COALESCE(e.ReportsToUserID, 0) = @UserID
UNION ALL
SELECT @UserID,
e.UserID,
e.ReportsToUserID
FROM @Users e INNER JOIN CTEUsers c ON e.ReportsToUserID = c.UserID
)
INSERT INTO @Output
SELECT CallingUserID, UserID FROM CTEUsers
FETCH NEXT FROM csr INTO @UserID
END
CLOSE csr
DEALLOCATE csr
SELECT * FROM @Output
WITH reports (userid, orgid, [Level])
AS (SELECT e.userid,
e.orgid,
0 AS [Level]
FROM users e
WHERE Coalesce(reportstouserid, 0) = 0
UNION ALL
SELECT e.userid,
e.orgid,
[Level] + 1
FROM users AS e
INNER JOIN reports AS d
ON d.userid = e.reportstouserid)
-- Statement that executes the CTE
SELECT a.[UserID],
b.userid [CanSeeUserID],
a.[OrgID]
FROM reports a
JOIN reports b
ON a.[Level] < b.[Level]
Please check whether the below query would satisfy your purpose.
Select A.UserID, B.UserID as 'CanSeeID',A.OrgID from
USERS A
LEFT OUTER JOIN USERS B
ON ( A.ReportstoUserId is NULL OR A.ReportstoUserId=0 )
OR A.UserId = B.ReportstoUserId
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