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Problem with creating Indexed View AND Group BY in SQL Server 2008 R2

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I want to create indexed view with such t-sql: Select Table1_ID, cast(CONVERT(varchar(8), t2.Object_CreationDate, 112)AS DateTime) as Object_CreationDate ,

I want to create indexed view with such t-sql:

    Select
   Table1_ID,
   cast(CONVERT(varchar(8),
   t2.Object_CreationDate, 112)AS DateTime) as Object_CreationDate ,
   Count_BIG(*) as ObjectTotalCount 
   from
       [dbo].Table2 t2 inner join [dbo].Table1 t1 on ...   
   Group BY
       Table1_ID, CONVERT(varchar(8), t2.Object_CreationDate, 112))

I need to make group by only by datepart of column Object_CreationDate (type datetime2 ).

Also I want to set index on columns Theme_Id AND Obje开发者_如何学运维ct_CreationDate in the derived view.

If I use cast(CONVERT(varchar(8), m.Mention_CreationDate, 112)AS DateTime) in SELECT - I'll get problems with index on this column. Because this column (Object_CreationDate) is not deterministic.

I wonder if it is possible to solve a problem.


replace ...

CONVERT(varchar(8), t2.Object_CreationDate, 112))

... with

DATEADD(day, DATEDIFF(day, 0, t2.Object_CreationDate), 0)
--OR
CAST(t2.Object_CreationDate AS date)

The 2nd format is SQL Server 2008+ only, the 1st is more general

This removes the time component from a datetime value in the date/datetime datatype domain without any intermediate locale dependent datetime formats

See these answers: One and Two(comments)

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