I'm working with PeopleSoft's query manager and I'm having trouble creating a report that will find all active employees who do not have a certain leave type.
I have the two tables (Employees - Non terminated Employees and Leave_Accrual-EE). They are left outer joined. The field in question is PLAN_TYPE. Now, I've tried creating a filter to pull in all employees who do not have plan type 54. The criteria is B.PLAN_TYPE not equal to 54, but that still brings up everyone, it just doesn't bring up the row for 54.
I feel like I'm missing something obvious - maybe I have to create a subquery? If so, I have never done this in PeopleSoft.
Anyone have any advice?
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This is less of a PeopleSoft question, and more of a SQL question.
The problem you have been running into is that you are doing a per-row filter and excluding only rows that have the undesirable code.
What you need to do instead is exclude all rows for a user that has the undesirable code in any row.
This can be done with a NOT IN or NOT EXISTS query. e.g.
alternately
See this SQL Fiddle example to test out the SQL: http://sqlfiddle.com/#!4/2b0f6/7
To do this in PS Query, you could do this by adding a criteria with a subquery on the right side of the equivalence.
Here is some documentation:
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