support_4 Posted September 9, 2020 Share Posted September 9, 2020 The below SQL is what I want to do. The outline doesn't parse it correctly and while I don't get an error, I don't get any results either. How do I go about making the software grasp what I want to do? select co.couponDescription, cn.ContractDescription, count(1) as "num loaded", sum(co.CouponValue) as "loaded value"from TCardCoupon cc left join TCoupon co on co.Couponid = cc.couponid left join TCampaign ca on ca.CampaignID = co.CampaignID left join TContract cn on ca.ContractID =cn.ContractIDwhere DateRetrieved is null and DateLoaded >= '20201231' and DateLoaded <= '20200101'group by cc.CouponId[/code] Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Solution support_4 Posted September 10, 2020 Author Solution Share Posted September 10, 2020 Apparently the problem here is that JasperReports can't work with table aliases. The following form works:SELECT db.`TContract`.`TennantID`, db.`TContract`.`ContractID`, db.`TContract`.`ContractDescription`, db.`TCampaign`.`CampaignID`, db.`TCampaign`.`CampaignDescription`, db.`TCampaign`.`StartDate` AS CampaignStartDate, db.`TCampaign`.`EndDate` AS CampaignEndDate, db.`TCampaign`.`CampaignStatus`, db.`TCoupon`.`CouponID`, db.`TCoupon`.`CouponDescription`, db.`TCoupon`.`ValidityDays`, db.`TCoupon`.`StartDate` AS CouponStartDate, db.`TCoupon`.`EndDate` AS CouponEndDate, sum( db.`TCoupon`.`CouponValue` ), count( db.`TCardCoupon`.`CardCouponID` )FROM db.`TCardCoupon` LEFT OUTER JOIN db.`TCoupon` ON db.`TCoupon`.`CouponID` = db.`TCardCoupon`.`CouponID` LEFT OUTER JOIN db.`TCampaign` ON db.`TCoupon`.`CampaignID` = db.`TCampaign`.`CampaignID` LEFT OUTER JOIN db.`TContract` ON db.`TContract`.`ContractID` = db.`TCampaign`.`ContractID`WHERE db.`TCardCoupon`.`DateRetrieved` IS NULL GROUP BY db.`TCardCoupon`.`CouponID`[/code] Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jgust Posted September 10, 2020 Share Posted September 10, 2020 I believe the issue is not that Jasper can't deal with aliases but the Outline Wizzard tab can't parse SQL that is not super simple. What you can do is drop your SQL on the texts tab then read fields. If no errors then your query is valid.SELECT jg.Requester as MyRequester , jg.ReqID as MyReqID , jg.Status as MyStatus , jg.StatusID as MyStatusID , jg.Status 'MyStatus2' , jg.Status "My Status 3" , u.loginname as loginname , u.userfnameFROM TEMPJG jg left outer join usrusers u on jg.reqid = u.userid Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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