How to get the current row value based on previous row value in sql server- ex first row has value, calculate the second row value using first row and some conditions and 3rd using 2nd row and same conditions

roopa g 0 Reputation points
2024-12-19T11:36:41.54+00:00

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when basin <> prebasin, numberinbasinnew=numberinbasin. when basin=prebasin use the numberinbasinnew from the first row (basin<>prebasin) and calculate the second row value for numberinbasinnew based on below conditions

       --    CASE

       --        WHEN PreValue >= 1

       --             OR

       --             (

       --                 Value > 0

       --                 AND

       --                 (

       --                     Value >= 1

       --                     OR CEILING(PrevCumulativeBasin) = PrevCumulativeBasin

       --                     OR CEILING(CumulativeBasin) != CEILING(PrevCumulativeBasin)

       --                 )

       --             ) THEN

       --            PrevNumberInBasinNew + 1   

       --        ELSE

       --            PrevNumberInBasinNew 

       --    END

   END AS NumberInBasinNew   here PrevNumberInBasinNew  need to calculate for each row and for each basin
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  1. Viorel 118.6K Reputation points
    2024-12-19T16:46:51.09+00:00

    Check a query:

    ;
    with Q1 as
    (
    	select *, row_number() over (partition by basin order by NumberInBasin) as n
    	from MyTable
    ),
    Q2 as
    (
    	select basin, prebasin, NumberInBasin, [Value], CumulativeBasin, NumberInBasinNew=NumberInBasin, n
    	from Q1
    	where n = 1
    	union all
    	select Q1.basin, Q1.prebasin, Q1.NumberInBasin, Q1.[Value], Q1.CumulativeBasin, 
    		NumberInBasinNew = 
    			CASE WHEN Q2.[Value] >= 1
    					OR 
    					(
    						Q2.[Value] > 0
    						AND
    						(
    							Q2.[Value] >= 1
    							OR CEILING(Q2.CumulativeBasin) = Q2.CumulativeBasin
    							OR CEILING(Q1.CumulativeBasin) != CEILING(Q2.CumulativeBasin)
    						)
    					) THEN
    					Q2.NumberInBasinNew + 1   
    				ELSE
    					Q2.NumberInBasinNew 
    			END, 
    		Q1.n
    	from Q2
    	inner join Q1 on Q1.basin=Q2.basin and Q1.n = Q2.n+1
    )
    select basin, prebasin, NumberInBasin, [Value], CumulativeBasin, NumberInBasinNew
    from Q2
    order by basin, NumberInBasin
    option (maxrecursion 0)
    

    If it does not work, show the mistake and the expected results.

    It can be converted to UPDATE if needed.


  2. Viorel 118.6K Reputation points
    2024-12-20T19:18:27.8733333+00:00

    Maybe a cursor will work faster. Make sure that the table contains a primary key (or unique index on basein and NumberInBasin), and try this:

    declare c cursor forward_only for
    	select t.basin, t.prebasin, t.NumberInBasin, t.[Value], t.CumulativeBasin,
    	t1.[Value] as PreValue, t1.CumulativeBasin as PrevCumulativeBasin, t1.NumberInBasinNew as PrevNumberInBasinNew
    	from MyTable t
    	left join MyTable t1 on t1.basin = t.basin and t1.NumberInBasin < t.NumberInBasin
    	left join MyTable t2 on t2.basin = t.basin and t2.NumberInBasin > t1.NumberInBasin and t2.NumberInBasin < t.NumberInBasin
    	where t1.basin is null or t2.basin is null
    	order by t.basin, t.NumberInBasin
    	for update of t.NumberInBasinNew
    
    declare @basin varchar(max)
    declare @prebasin varchar(max)
    declare @NumberInBasin int
    declare @Value float
    declare @CumulativeBasin float
    declare @NumberInBasinNew int
    declare @PreValue float
    declare @PrevCumulativeBasin float
    declare @PrevNumberInBasinNew int
    
    open c
    
    while 7=7
    begin
    
    	fetch next from c
    	into @basin, @prebasin, @NumberInBasin, @Value, @CumulativeBasin, @PreValue, @PrevCumulativeBasin, @PrevNumberInBasinNew
    
    	if @@FETCH_STATUS <> 0 break
    
    	if @basin <> @prebasin 
    		set @NumberInBasinNew = @NumberInBasin
    	else
    		set @NumberInBasinNew = 
    		 CASE
                 WHEN @PreValue >= 1
                      OR
                      (
                          @Value > 0
                          AND
                          (
                              @Value >= 1
                              OR CEILING(@PrevCumulativeBasin) = @PrevCumulativeBasin
                              OR CEILING(@CumulativeBasin) != CEILING(@PrevCumulativeBasin)
                          )
                      ) THEN
                     @PrevNumberInBasinNew + 1   
                 ELSE
                     @PrevNumberInBasinNew 
             END
    
    	update MyTable
    	set NumberInBasinNew = @NumberInBasinNew
    	where current of c
    
    end
    
    close c deallocate c
    
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