Use Community_Assist Select Max(DonationAmount) [Max] From Donation -- simple subquery in where clause Select PersonFirstName, PersonLastName, DonationAmount from person inner join Donation on person.PersonKey=donation.PersonKey Where DonationAmount = (Select Max(donationAmount) from Donation) Select PersonAddressStreet, PersonAddressCity, PersonKey, PersonAddressZip From PersonAddress where PersonAddressCity in ('Bellevue', 'Kent', 'Shoreline') Select PersonLastName, PersonfirstName, PersonEmail From person Where Personkey in (Select personkey from Employee) Select PersonLastName, PersonfirstName, PersonEmail From person Where Personkey in (Select personkey from Employee where EmployeeKey in (Select EmployeeKey from GrantReview)) Select GrantTypeName from GrantType Where GrantTypeKey not in (Select GrantTypeKey from GrantRequest) --sub queries in the select Select GrantTypeName, Sum(GrantRequestAmount) Total, (Select sum(GrantRequestAmount) From GrantRequest) GrantTotal, (Sum(GrantRequestAmount) / (Select Sum(GrantRequestAmount) from GrantRequest)) * 100 [Percent] From GrantType inner join GrantRequest on GrantType.GrantTypeKey=GrantRequest.GrantTypeKey Group by GrantTypeName --Coordinated subqueries are queries in which the subquery --references the outer query. The subquery matches --the granttypekey from gr1, the outer query with the granttypeKey --from gr2 inside the subquery. The effect is to make sure --that like is matched with like. GrantTypeKey 1 (Food) is matched --only against other granttypeKey 1 values, GrantTypeKey 2 (Rent) --is matched only against other grantTypeKey 2 values, etc. --a coordinated subquery is the SQL equivalent of a recursive --function in other programming languages, and like them -- requires a lot of processor time Select GrantTypeKey, GrantRequestAmount From GrantRequest gr1 Where GrantRequestAmount > (Select avg(GrantRequestAmount) from GrantRequest gr2 Where gr1.GrantTypeKey=gr2.GrantTypeKey) Select GrantTypeKey, avg(GrantRequestAmount) Average from GrantRequest Group by GrantTypeKey
use Community_Assist Create table PersonZ ( PersonKey int primary key, Lastname nvarchar(255), FirstName nvarchar(255), Email nvarchar(255) ) Insert into PersonZ(PersonKey, Lastname, FirstName, Email) Select [PersonKey],[PersonLastName],[PersonFirstName],[PersonEmail] From Person Where PersonLastName Like 'Z%' Select * From Personz
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