I have a table 'FinancialTrans' which has many fields but only 3 of those fields concern me.
AcctID TransTypeCode DateOfTrans Field 4 Field 5 Field 6....
123 TOLL 2016-06-06
123 TOLL 2016-06-02
123 TOLL 2016-04-28
123 PYMT 2016-03-11
123 TOLL 2015-12-22
123 TOLL 2015-12-22
What I need:
I need to print a Flag when there are no TOLL or PYMT in the last 2 years.
So in plain logic:
(When TransTypeCode is 'TOLL' and the MAX(DateOfTrans) is more than 2 years ago) AND
(When TransTypeCode is 'PYMT' and the MAX(DateOfTrans) is more than 2 years ago)
So my code so far is:
select *,
(case when max(case when FT.TransTypeCode in ('TOLL', 'PYMT')
then FT.DateOfTrans
end)
over (partition by FT.Acctid) >= dateadd(year, -2, getdate())
then 0 else 1
end) as MyFlag
from #temp_TableA A
INNER JOIN FinancialTrans FT ON A.AccountId = FT.AcctId
But this code brings along all the other fields of the FinancialTrans table and joins each row for that account number with previous table. Hence, I get about 1200 duplicates for each account number.
Question:
1. How do I NOT get 1200 duplicates for each account number?
2. How do I get a column which gives a flag when the above two conditions are met.