use CTE in left join
Well, in so far as with the original query there won't be a result set - i guess yes ;-)It should achieve what you are trying to do- you're essentially just reformatting your query to make it valid...
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Try this;WITH SV(PROPNO,SURVEYOR,SVY_REF,UPDATED,CREATED)AS (SELECT PROPNO, SURVEYOR, SVY_REF, UPDATED, CREATED,ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY SVY_REF ORDERBY CREATED DESC) AS RN FROM Surveys WHERE...
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As correctly suggested take the CTE definition outside the JOIN and use the CTE name in the JOIN.CTE definition that starts with WITH should not be preceded by any other statement, so as per the...
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CTEs can't be created within a SELECt query.Try this:WITH cte(PROPNO,SURVEYOR,SVY_REF,UPDATED,CREATED)AS (SELECT PROPNO, SURVEYOR, SVY_REF, UPDATED, CREATED,ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY SVY_REF...
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All you need to do is to move the CTE definition to the beginning like this:WITH cte(PROPNO,SURVEYOR,SVY_REF,UPDATED,CREATED) AS (SELECT PROPNO, SURVEYOR, SVY_REF, UPDATED, CREATED,ROW_NUMBER() OVER...
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SELECT SV.PROPNO, FL.SVY_REF,'SurveyType' = FL.[DESC],'SurveyStatus' = CASEWHEN SV.PROPNO ISNULLTHEN'Not Surveyed'ELSE'Surveyed'END ,'Surveyor' =CASEWHEN SV.PROPNO ISNULLTHENNULLWHEN SV.SURVEYOR...
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