Mysql statement, if at least one row contains result

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Greetings, i've a table with records:

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ID   |  UniqueId |  Name  | Result
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1       1           Test1   OK
2       1           Test1   Cancelled
3       1           Test1   OK
4       2           Test2   OK
5       2           Test2   OK
6       2           Test2   OK
7       2           Test2   OK
8       3           Test3   OK
9       3           Test3   OK

Let's say i wan't to check if at least one row with UniqueId = 1 not contains Result == Cancelled.
How can i do this?
Thank you

Posted 28-Aug-14 20:34pm

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Updated 28-Aug-14 20:35pm

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syed shanu 29-Aug-14 2:48am

check liks this

SELECT * FROM TABLENAME
WHERE
(UniqueId IN (1) AND Result NOT IN ('Cancelled'))

Zoltán Zörgő 29-Aug-14 2:50am

Please clarify the condition: you want to check if among all rows with a specific UniqueId there is no row where Result=Cancelled? Which would be false in case of UniqueId=1 but true in case of UniqueId=2 and UniqueId=3. This is what you want?

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Vinay Mistry · Accepted Answer · 2014-08-28T20:50:00

Solution 1

You can use this

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Select * from TableName Where UniqueId = 1 AND Result <> 'Cancelled'

Posted 28-Aug-14 20:50pm

Vinay Mistry

Thomas Nielsen - getCore · Accepted Answer · 2014-08-28T22:23:00

You want to know if any test with that unique id was cancelled?

Well if you use something like a bit you can read it as boolean and it would be true=1, which yields something you can refine with a where more and put in a stored procedure if you like

declare @tbl table(
	id int,
	uniqueid int,
	name nvarchar(10),
	result nvarchar(20)
)

insert into @tbl(id, uniqueid, name, result)
values(1,1, 'Test1', 'OK')
insert into @tbl(id, uniqueid, name, result)
values(2,1, 'Test1', 'Cancelled')
insert into @tbl(id, uniqueid, name, result)
values(4,2, 'Test2', 'OK')
insert into @tbl(id, uniqueid, name, result)
values(5,2, 'Test1', 'OK')


select a.uniqueid, case when a.result = 'Cancelled' then 1 else 0 end wascancelled
from 
(select distinct uniqueid, min(Result) result
from @tbl
group by uniqueid) a