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Selecting "ALL" records in query

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macvicar

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Nov 13, 2002
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I'm building a db to collect equip fault data in SQL 2005 and need to modify my query to be able to select/display "ALL" records. I'm currently using a sp to assign a shift to each record and then have a query to select all records by shift. I'd like to add an option to the query to be able to select ALL records, regardless of shift. I've included the sp & query I am currently using. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[p_dtu_Store_Line_Fault_Data]
-- Add the parameters for the stored procedure here
@AssetID int,
@Timestamp datetime,
@FaultCode int,
@State int
AS
BEGIN
SET NOCOUNT ON;
IF @State = 3
BEGIN
INSERT LineFaultData (FaultCode, AssetID, StartTime, Duration, Shift)
VALUES (@FaultCode, @AssetID, @Timestamp, 0,
CASE WHEN DATEPART(hh,@Timestamp) BETWEEN 7 AND 14 THEN 'DAYS'
WHEN DATEPART(hh,@Timestamp) BETWEEN 15 AND 22 THEN 'AFTERNOONS'
ELSE 'NIGHTS'
END)
END

IF @State <> 3
BEGIN
DECLARE @Count int
SET @Count = (SELECT Count(*) FROM LineFaultData WHERE AssetID = @AssetID AND Duration = 0)
IF @Count <> 0
BEGIN
DECLARE @StartTime datetime
SET @StartTime = (SELECT Top 1 StartTime FROM LineFaultData WHERE AssetID = @AssetID and Duration = 0)
UPDATE LineFaultData
SET Duration = DateDiff(s,@StartTime, @Timestamp)
WHERE AssetID = @AssetID and Duration = 0 and StartTime = @StartTime

END
END

END




SELECT TOP (1000) dbo.LineFaultDescription.Station, dbo.LineFaultData.StartTime, dbo.LineFaultData.Duration, dbo.LineFaultDescription.FaultDescription,
dbo.LineFaultDescription.FaultCategory, dbo.LineFaultData.Shift
FROM dbo.LineFaultDescription INNER JOIN
dbo.LineFaultData ON dbo.LineFaultDescription.FaultCode = dbo.LineFaultData.FaultCode AND
dbo.LineFaultDescription.AssetID = dbo.LineFaultData.AssetID
and (StartTime < '{@End Date}' and StartTime > '{@Start Date}')

WHERE (dbo.LineFaultData.AssetID = {Asset_ID})
AND (dbo.LineFaultData.Shift = '{@Shift}')
ORDER BY dbo.LineFaultData.StartTime DESC
 
As you are using @End Date, @StartDate, Asset_ID and @Shift already I guess you could just add another called @ShowAll and use that to return all rows if 1 or revert to the existing criteria when it is 0...

i.e change

WHERE (dbo.LineFaultData.AssetID = {Asset_ID})
AND (dbo.LineFaultData.Shift = '{@Shift}')

to

WHERE
(@ShowAll = 1)
OR
(
(dbo.LineFaultData.AssetID = {Asset_ID})
AND
(dbo.LineFaultData.Shift = '{@Shift}')
)

ujb
 
or perhaps something like...

WHERE (dbo.LineFaultData.AssetID = @Asset_ID)
AND (dbo.LineFaultData.Shift = coalesce(@Shift,Shift))

 
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