I have a function that takes 2 parameters: @iEmployeeID
and @dDate
.
It's purpose is to find a budget rate for the given parameters. In other words, it should find the largest date being smaller or equal to the @dDate
argument, and 开发者_如何学Goreturn the rate that corresponds.
Budget rates are:
Start Rate ------- ----- 01-01-2008 600 01-01-2009 800 01-01-2010 700
DECLARE @result decimal(38,20)
SELECT @result = decRate
FROM BudgetRates BR
WHERE BR.iRefEmployeeID = @iEmployeeID
GROUP BY decRate
HAVING MAX(BR.dStart) <= @dDate
RETURN @result
- When supplied the argument
06-06-2008
, it correctly returns 600. - When supplied the argument
03-03-2009
, it correctly returns 800 - When supplied the argument
02-02-2010
, it should return 700. The function actually returns 800.
Where is the bug?
bug hunting: If I tweak around with the figures, it seems to pick the largest rate if it has 2 values to pick from.
Surely your code shouldn't be grouping at all?
SELECT TOP 1 @result = decRate
FROM BudgetRates BR
WHERE BR.iRefEmployeeID = @iEmployeeID
AND BR.dStart <= @dDate
ORDER BY BR.dStart DESC
RETURN @result
You should select top 1 using TOP 1
get the appropriate one with ORDER BY
DECLARE @result decimal(38,20)
SELECT TOP 1 @result = decRate
FROM BudgetRates BR
WHERE BR.iRefEmployeeID = @iEmployeeID
ORDER BY decRate DESC
RETURN @result
Seems like you are supposed to use ranking functions here.
DECLARE @result decimal(38,20)
SELECT @result = decRate
(
SELECT decRate, ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY BR.dStart DESC) rownum
FROM BudgetRates BR
WHERE BR.iRefEmployeeID = @iEmployeeID
AND BR.dStart <= @dDate
) sub
WHERE rownum = 1
RETURN @result
try this mate:
select @result = decRate
from BudgetRates
inner join (
select max(BR.dStart) as MaxDate
from BudgetRates
where BR.dStart <= @dDate
and BR.iRefEmployeeID = @iEmployeeID
) temp on tmep.MaxDate = BudgetRates.dStart
and BudgetRates.iRefEmployeeID = @iEmployeeID
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