So I have two tables:
CREATE TABLE table1
(`PRIMARY_DT` date, `CUST_ID` int)
;
INSERT INTO table1
(`PRIMARY_DT`, `CUST_ID`)
VALUES
('2012-03-02', 878 ),
('2012-07-02', 456 ),
('2012-09-02', 789 )
;
CREATE TABLE table2
(`dt` date, `CUST_ID` int, `value` int)
;
INSERT INTO table2
(`dt`, `CUST_ID`, `value`)
VALUES
('2012-03-8', 878, 1)
;
I need to add the value from table2 to table1 if a condition is met (date in table 2 is within 7 days of date in table 1). If that isn’t the case, then just add value of -9999. So something like this:
PRIMARY_DT | CUST_ID | value |
---|---|---|
‘2012-03-02’ | 878 | 1 |
‘2012-03-02’ | 456 | -9999 |
‘2012-03-02’ | 789 | -9999 |
So far, I can join if the condition is met with the following code:
SELECT t1.PRIMARY_DT,
t1.CUST_ID,
t2.value
FROM table1 t1
JOIN table2 t2 ON t1.CUST_ID = t2.CUST_ID
WHERE t2.value = (SELECT MIN(tt2.value)
FROM table2 tt2
WHERE tt2.dt BETWEEN t1.PRIMARY_DT AND t1.PRIMARY_DT+7)
I tried adding the -9999 for the cases where there is no match but I’m having tunnel vision. The below gives the same result as above:
SELECT t1.PRIMARY_DT,
t1.CUST_ID,
t2.value
FROM table1 t1
JOIN table2 t2 ON t1.CUST_ID = t2.CUST_ID
WHERE t2.value = (CASE WHEN
(SELECT MIN(tt2.value)
FROM table2 tt2
WHERE tt2.dt BETWEEN t1.PRIMARY_DT AND t1.PRIMARY_DT+7) IS NULL THEN
-9999 ELSE (SELECT MIN(tt2.value)
FROM table2 tt2
WHERE tt2.dt BETWEEN t1.PRIMARY_DT AND t1.PRIMARY_DT+7) END)
Either query only gives me:
PRIMARY_DT | CUST_ID | value |
---|---|---|
‘2012-03-02’ | 878 | 1 |
2
Answers
So my tunnel vision is gone after posting this, here is the answer:
You can largely simplify your solution by
LEFT JOIN
between the two tablesCASE
statementCheck the demo here.