There is an Oracle database with the following two tables. The connection is 1:n, so one business can have many orders.
Now I have to write an SQL statement, which checks, whether a business under a given name exists, where a predefined Order dates are there.
Example: We have business with name "B1", and this business has two 'Orders' with "7/4/2020" and "3/1/2021". Let's say, I have a name "B1" and an input set ('7/4/2020', '8/1/2021') which should return something that signalizes that "B1 with exactly these order dates not exist". But with name "B1" and input set ('3/1/2021', '7/4/2020') returns "B1 with exactly these order dates already exist".
My problem: I don't find the right syntax for that. How can I use dates in input set for "IN" operator? And what would be the most performant idea to do that?
If you are always comparing two order dates then try this:
Schema and insert statements:
create table business_data (id int ,name varchar(50));
CREATE TABLE ORDERS (ID INT, ORDERDATE DATE, BUSINESS_ID INT);
INSERT INTO BUSINESS_DATA VALUES (1,'B1');
INSERT INTO orders VALUES (1,'3-jan-2021',1);
INSERT INTO orders VALUES (2,'7-apr-2020',1);
INSERT INTO orders VALUES (3,'7-may-2020',1);
Query#1 (with matching order dates)
select (case when count(*)>0 then (max(name)||' with exactly these order dates already exist') else (max(name)||' with exactly these order dates not exist') end)as results from business_data b
where b.name='B1' and exists
(
select 1 from orders o where b.id=o.business_id and o.orderdate = any ('3-jan-2021', '7-apr-2020')
group by business_id
having count(distinct orderdate)>=2
)
RESULTS |
---|
B1 with exactly these order dates already exist |
Query#2 (with order unmatched order date)
select (case when count(*)>0 then (max(name)||' with exactly these order dates already exist') else (max(name)||' with exactly these order dates not exist') end)as results from business_data b
where b.name='B1' and exists
(
select 1 from orders o where b.id=o.business_id and o.orderdate = any ('3-jan-2021', '8-apr-2120')
group by business_id
having count(distinct orderdate)>=2
)
Outupt:
RESULTS |
---|
with exactly these order dates not exist |
db<>fiddle here