So I should replace the IN in my code with a LEFT JOIN?
yah
SELECT *
FROM #voorstelling v
left join (SELECT r.Voorstellingsnummer
FROM #reserveringen r
GROUP BY r.Voorstellingsnummer HAVING COUNT(*) < 50
) r on r.Voorstellingsnummer = v.Voorstellingsnummer
and Vestigingsnaam = 'Amsterdam'
AND Filmnaam = 'Iron Man'
hi
i tried to do this
i hope it helps
drop create data..
drop table Table1
go
create table Table1
(
aTime datetime ,
Number int
)
go
drop table Table2
go
create table Table2
(
number int,
something varchar(5)
)
go
insert into Table1 select getdate()-6,1
insert into Table1 select getdate()-6,2
insert into Table1 select getdate()-6,3
insert into Table1 select getdate()-6,4
go
insert into Table2 select 1,'ok'
insert into Table2 select 2,'ool'
insert into Table2 select 2,'op'
insert into Table2 select 1,'lk'
go
SQL..
select a.atime from table1 a
join table2 b on a.Number < b.number
The query you provided puts out this:
But I don't think that's what should happen
try: -
SELECT *
FROM voorstelling v
WHERE v.Voorstellingsnummer NOT IN
(
SELECT r.Voorstellingsnummer
FROM reserveringen r
WHERE r.Voorstellingsnummer = v.Voorstellingsnummer
GROUP BY r.Voorstellingsnummer
HAVING COUNT(*) >= 50
)
AND Vestigingsnaam = 'Amsterdam'
AND Filmnaam = 'Iron Man';
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MAN IT WORKS, I'm so grateful, BIG virtual hug, that works and I actually understand the code. Thank you ,thank you ,thank you
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