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  1. #1
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    Problem with a query

    Hi everyone! I'm getting an error with this query:
    Code:
    select * from
    (
    	select
    		avg(esiti.num_record) as media, count(*) as num_esiti
    	from
    		c_esiti esiti
    	inner join
    		(
    			select 
    				distinct dt_rif
    			from
    				c_esiti es
    			where 
    				es.r_id_controllo = @id
    				and es.fl_successo = 1
    				and es.dt_rif <>
    				(
    					select max(esi.dt_rif) from c_esiti esi
    					where esi.fl_successo = 1 and esi.r_id_controllo = @id
    				) 
    		) esiti_ok
    	on
    		esiti.dt_rif = esiti_ok.dt_rif
    		and esiti.dt_elab =
    		(
    			select 
    				max(dt_elab)
    			from
    				c_esiti e
    			where
    				e.dt_rif = esiti_ok.dt_rif
    		)
    ) esiti_precedenti
    The funny thing is that the inner query (the one that produces "esiti_precedenti") works fine, but when I try to use it as a subquery I get "Internal SQL Server Error". The query produces a single row with an average and a count; I would need to append these two values to a row I get from another query, so my approach was to join them "on 1=1". Can you suggest an alternate way of doing it?

    I'm using SQL Server 2000 in Query Analyzer.
    I owe Paul McKenzie a pizza.

    I am no expert; but they say I can make concepts easy to understand. That's why newbies questions are mine!!! XD

  2. #2
    Join Date
    Jun 2007
    Location
    Vercelli, Italy
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    Re: Problem with a query

    Nevermind, I found it myself. It seems there's a known problem with SQL Server 2000 (pre-SP1), where a subquery with computed or aggregate columns causes this error.
    I owe Paul McKenzie a pizza.

    I am no expert; but they say I can make concepts easy to understand. That's why newbies questions are mine!!! XD

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