Hi i am using three table to display the customer order information
1. Order table(OrderId, ItemName, Description, etc...)
2. Order_Gas_Quantity(Order_gas_quantyID, OrderID, Quantity)
3. Customer_Supplying_Days(SupplyingID, CustID, SupplyingDays)
While saving customer data I'm saving the supplying days into customer_Suppling_Days
, in this table I am using CustID
.
Also, tables 1 & 2 have the same ID of OrderID
.
I want to display the items which is ordered today and also supplying days. For example, while saving the customer data there is an option to select the days, if customer selecting needs it on Monday, Wednesday, Friday. So the application should generate the report for orders taken today and also item should supply on Friday.
This table structure for customer_Suppling_Days
`SupplyDayID int Unchecked
CustID int Checked
SupplyDays nvarchar(50) Checked
Table Structure for Orders
OrderID int Unchecked
Date varchar(50) Checked
CName varchar(50) Checked
CustId int Checked
CLocation varchar(50) Checked
Gas varchar(50) Checked
Quantity varchar(50) Checked
VehicleNo varchar(50) Checked
VehicleLocation varchar(50) Checked
Source varchar(50) Checked
Table Structure For Order_Gas_qty
OrderGasQty int Unchecked
CustId int Checked
GasName varchar(50) Checked
Quantity varchar(50) Checked
OrderDate varchar(50) Checked
CylinderNo varchar(50) Checked
OrderId int Checked
You have stored dates in varchar()
format which is strongly not recomended. Store dates in Date
format only . In case you cannot change the table structure then simple inner join like following should work:
select O.OrderID,
O.Date,
O.CName,
O.Gas,
O.Quantity,
O.VehicleNo,
O.VehicleLocation,
O.[Source],
OGQ.CylinderNo
from Orders O
inner join Order_Gas_qty OGQ on OGQ.OrderId = O.OrderId
inner join Customer_Supplying_Days CSD on O.CustId = CSD.CustId
where O.Date = convert( varchar(20),getdate(),101)
-- please change the format here as per your requirement
and SupplyDayID = Day(getdate())
-- this condition also depends on data in your table