I have the below query
SELECT M_PILLAR,
M_MXCOUNTRY,
M_LIMIT_NETEXPOSURE,
M_LIMIT_CURRENCY_NETEXPOSURE,
M_MAXUTILIZATION_NETEXPOSURE,
M_AVAILABLE_NETEXPOSURE,
M_GROUP,
M_ENTITIES,
M_COUNTERPARTIES,
rank() OVER (partition BY M_COUNTERPARTIES,M_PILLAR,M_MAXEXPOSURE_NETEXPOSURE) AS test
FROM X_LP_PSR_REP
But it looks like my Sybase DB does not support window functions.
I tried the following:
SELECT M_PILLAR,
M_MXCOUNTRY,
M_LIMIT_NETEXPOSURE,
M_LIMIT_CURRENCY_NETEXPOSURE,
M_MAXUTILIZATION_NETEXPOSURE,
M_AVAILABLE_NETEXPOSURE,
M_GROUP,
M_ENTITIES,
M_COUNTERPARTIES,
rank() OVER (ORDER BY M_COUNTERPARTIES,M_PILLAR,M_MAXEXPOSURE_NETEXPOSURE) AS test FROM X_LP_PSR_REP
replaced "partition by" with "order by" did not work also.
Please advise on how to proceed.
I am using Sybase ASE
The exact version is:
Adaptive Server Enterprise/15.7.0/EBF 21207 SMP SP50 /P/Solaris AMD64/OS 5.10/ase157sp5x/3284/64-bit/FBO/Thu Jul 11 07:19:59 2013
You can do this with a correlated subquery (albeit, much less efficiently). For rank()
(using the second example which uses ORDER BY
and is syntactically correct), this looks like:
SELECT r.*,
(SELECT 1 + COUNT(*)
FROM X_LP_PSR_REP r2
WHERE (r2.M_COUNTERPARTIES < r.M_COUNTERPARTIES) OR
(r2.M_COUNTERPARTIES = r.M_COUNTERPARTIES AND r2.M_PILLAR < r.M_PILLAR) OR
(r2.M_COUNTERPARTIES = r.M_COUNTERPARTIES AND r2.M_PILLAR = r.M_PILLAR AND r2.M_MAXEXPOSURE_NETEXPOSURE < r.M_MAXEXPOSURE_NETEXPOSURE)
) as test
FROM X_LP_PSR_REP r;