I've got the following query: When I execute the query, I get a lot of results for ad.Branch, including 106804. If I remove BOR.SSN like and COB.SSN like, and just leave branch, it returns only 106804 records which is the desired result. So I believe the like statement is what's causing the issues.
declare @Social varchar(5);
set @social = '%####'
SELECT
ABC.AccountNumber
FROM gcc.AccountDailyFact ABC
JOIN gcc.Today T ON ABC.CalendarDate = T.Today
JOIN gcc.ADReference AD ON ABC.ADReferenceRowId = AD.ADReferenceRowId
JOIN gcc.CDAccountData BOR ON ABC.BDLeaseHolderRowId = BOR.CDAccountDataRowId
JOIN gcc.CDAccountData COB ON ABC.CoBDLeaseHolderRowId = COB.CDAccountDataRowId
JOIN gcc.VDAssetFile VD ON ABC.VDAssetFileRowID = VD.VDAssetFileRowID
WHERE BOR.SSN like @social or COB.Ssn like @social and ad.Branch in ('106804')
I think you just need parentheses:
WHERE (BOR.SSN like @social or COB.Ssn like @social) and
ad.Branch in ('106804')