I work on SQL Server 2005 and lowest.
I have a SQL Server t开发者_运维百科able structure like below:
ID Name ParentID
-----------------------
1 Root NULL
2 Business 1
3 Finance 1
4 Stock 3
I want to write a query, when user give input ID=1 then show this output here:
ID Name ParentName
-------------------------
1 Root -
2 Business Root
3 Finance Root
4 Stock Finance
When user gives input ID=3 then show this output here:
ID Name ParentName
-------------------------
3 Finance Root
1 Root -
4 Stock Finance
When user give input ID=4 then show this output:
ID Name ParentName
-------------------------
4 Stock Finance
3 Finance Root
1 Root -
Thanks in advance. If have any query plz ask. thanks for all
SELECT t1.ID, t1.Name, t2.Name AS ParentName FROM tableName t1
LEFT JOIN tableName t2 on t1.ID = t2.ParentID
Replace tableName
obviously with your table.
Add t2.ID
to select list to view match up if you like.
Here's modification to marc_s' answer:
Declare @data table
(ID bigint identity(1,1) ,Name varchar(100), ParentID bigint)
Insert into @data SELECT 'Root',NULL
Insert into @data SELECT 'Business',1
Insert into @data SELECT 'Finance',1
Insert into @data SELECT 'Stock',3
DECLARE @StartID INT
SET @StartID = 3
;WITH DownHierarchy AS
(
SELECT ID, Name, ParentID
FROM @data
WHERE ID = @StartID
UNION ALL
SELECT d.ID, d.Name, d.ParentID
FROM @data d
INNER JOIN DownHierarchy h ON d.ParentID = h.ID
),
UpHierarchy AS
(
SELECT ID, Name, ParentID
FROM @data
WHERE ID = @StartID
UNION ALL
SELECT d.ID, d.Name, d.ParentID
FROM @data d
INNER JOIN UpHierarchy h ON d.ID = h.ParentID
)
SELECT *
FROM DownHierarchy
UNION
SELECT *
FROM UpHierarchy
These two recursive CTE's (Common Table Expression) will select the hierarchy from a given node on down in your tree, and also from that node up the tree back to the root. Since it's a CTE, it will work in SQL Server 2005 and newer - but not in SQL Server 2000, unfortunately.
DECLARE @StartID INT
SET @StartID = 1
;WITH DownHierarchy AS
(
SELECT ID, Name, ParentID
FROM dbo.YourTable
WHERE ID = @StartID
UNION ALL
SELECT d.ID, d.Name, d.ParentID
FROM dbo.YourTable d
INNER JOIN DownHierarchy h ON d.ParentID = h.ID
),
UpHierarchy AS
(
SELECT ID, Name, ParentID
FROM dbo.YourTable
WHERE ID = @StartID
UNION ALL
SELECT d.ID, d.Name, d.ParentID
FROM dbo.YourTable d
INNER JOIN UpHierarchy h ON d.ID = h.ParentID
)
SELECT *
FROM DownHierarchy
UNION
SELECT *
FROM UpHierarchy
Setting @StartID = 1
will give you this output:
ID Name ParentID
1 Root NULL
2 Business 1
3 Finance 1
4 Stock 3
Setting @StartID = 3
will give you this output:
ID Name ParentID
1 Root NULL
3 Finance 1
4 Stock 3
I have a similar answer - but having built it I want to post it ;)
declare @Data table (
ID int not null,
Name varchar(50) not null,
ParentID int null
);
insert into @Data
select 1, 'Root', null
union select 2, 'Business', 1
union select 3, 'Finance', 1
union select 4, 'Stock', 3;
declare @UserInput int;
set @UserInput = 4;
with cParents as (
select d.ID, d.Name, d.ParentID
from @Data d
where d.ID = @UserInput
union all
select d.ID, d.Name, d.ParentID
from cParents c
inner join @Data d
on d.ID = c.ParentID
),
cChildren as (
select d.ID, d.Name, d.ParentID
from @Data d
where d.ID = @UserInput
union all
select d.ID, d.Name, d.ParentID
from cChildren c
inner join @Data d
on d.ParentID = c.ID
)
select RecordType='self', d.ID, d.Name, ParentName=isnull(p.Name,'')
from @Data d
left join @Data p
on p.ID = d.ParentID
where d.ID = @UserInput
union all
select RecordType='parents', d.ID, d.Name, ParentName=isnull(p.Name,'')
from cParents d
left join @Data p
on p.ID = d.ParentID
where d.ID <> @UserInput
union all
select RecordType='children', d.ID, d.Name, ParentName=isnull(p.Name,'')
from cChildren d
left join @Data p
on p.ID = d.ParentID
where d.ID <> @UserInput;
@Data represent the sample data, @UserInput is the input variable. I added a RecordType to clarify the meaning of the record parts. It is tested on SQL Server 2008 and should work on 2005 - but not on 2000.
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