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I have the following table:




+ ---------+------------+--------------+-------------+-------------+----------------+
| RecordId | Client | Subscription | Status | Date | Payment Method |
+ ---------+------------+--------------+-------------+-------------+----------------+
| ABC1234 | John Doe | NetFlex | Renewed | 13 Nov 2018 | Credit Card |
| ABC1233 | Jane Smith | SplitiFy | Not Renewed | 01 Sep 2018 | NULL |
| ABC1232 | John Doe | NetFlex | Renewed | 13 Nov 2017 | PayPart |
| ABC1231 | Jane Smith | SplitiFy | Renewed | 01 Sep 2017 | Cash |
| ABC1230 | John Doe | NetFlex | Renewed | 13 Nov 2016 | Cash |
+ ---------+------------+--------------+-------------+-------------+----------------+


I would like to have a new column in which I can provide the previous payment method for a specific client, and setting it to NULL if there was not a previous payment. In other words, I would like to have the following information




+ ---------+------------+--------------+-------------+-------------+----------------+-------------------------+
| RecordId | Client | Subscription | Status | Date | Payment Method | Previous Payment Method |
+ ---------+------------+--------------+-------------+-------------+----------------+-------------------------+
| ABC1234 | John Doe | NetFlex | Renewed | 13 Nov 2018 | Credit Card | PayPart |
| ABC1233 | Jane Smith | SplitiFy | Not Renewed | 01 Sep 2018 | None | Cash |
| ABC1232 | John Doe | NetFlex | Renewed | 13 Nov 2017 | PayPart | Cash |
| ABC1231 | Jane Smith | SplitiFy | Renewed | 01 Sep 2017 | Cash | NULL |
| ABC1230 | John Doe | NetFlex | Renewed | 13 Nov 2016 | Cash | NULL |
+ ---------+------------+--------------+-------------+-------------+----------------+-------------------------+


Does someone know how to create this latter table?










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I have the following table:




+ ---------+------------+--------------+-------------+-------------+----------------+
| RecordId | Client | Subscription | Status | Date | Payment Method |
+ ---------+------------+--------------+-------------+-------------+----------------+
| ABC1234 | John Doe | NetFlex | Renewed | 13 Nov 2018 | Credit Card |
| ABC1233 | Jane Smith | SplitiFy | Not Renewed | 01 Sep 2018 | NULL |
| ABC1232 | John Doe | NetFlex | Renewed | 13 Nov 2017 | PayPart |
| ABC1231 | Jane Smith | SplitiFy | Renewed | 01 Sep 2017 | Cash |
| ABC1230 | John Doe | NetFlex | Renewed | 13 Nov 2016 | Cash |
+ ---------+------------+--------------+-------------+-------------+----------------+


I would like to have a new column in which I can provide the previous payment method for a specific client, and setting it to NULL if there was not a previous payment. In other words, I would like to have the following information




+ ---------+------------+--------------+-------------+-------------+----------------+-------------------------+
| RecordId | Client | Subscription | Status | Date | Payment Method | Previous Payment Method |
+ ---------+------------+--------------+-------------+-------------+----------------+-------------------------+
| ABC1234 | John Doe | NetFlex | Renewed | 13 Nov 2018 | Credit Card | PayPart |
| ABC1233 | Jane Smith | SplitiFy | Not Renewed | 01 Sep 2018 | None | Cash |
| ABC1232 | John Doe | NetFlex | Renewed | 13 Nov 2017 | PayPart | Cash |
| ABC1231 | Jane Smith | SplitiFy | Renewed | 01 Sep 2017 | Cash | NULL |
| ABC1230 | John Doe | NetFlex | Renewed | 13 Nov 2016 | Cash | NULL |
+ ---------+------------+--------------+-------------+-------------+----------------+-------------------------+


Does someone know how to create this latter table?










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  • Which is the version of SQL Server that you are using?
    – gotqn
    Nov 13 '18 at 7:55














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I have the following table:




+ ---------+------------+--------------+-------------+-------------+----------------+
| RecordId | Client | Subscription | Status | Date | Payment Method |
+ ---------+------------+--------------+-------------+-------------+----------------+
| ABC1234 | John Doe | NetFlex | Renewed | 13 Nov 2018 | Credit Card |
| ABC1233 | Jane Smith | SplitiFy | Not Renewed | 01 Sep 2018 | NULL |
| ABC1232 | John Doe | NetFlex | Renewed | 13 Nov 2017 | PayPart |
| ABC1231 | Jane Smith | SplitiFy | Renewed | 01 Sep 2017 | Cash |
| ABC1230 | John Doe | NetFlex | Renewed | 13 Nov 2016 | Cash |
+ ---------+------------+--------------+-------------+-------------+----------------+


I would like to have a new column in which I can provide the previous payment method for a specific client, and setting it to NULL if there was not a previous payment. In other words, I would like to have the following information




+ ---------+------------+--------------+-------------+-------------+----------------+-------------------------+
| RecordId | Client | Subscription | Status | Date | Payment Method | Previous Payment Method |
+ ---------+------------+--------------+-------------+-------------+----------------+-------------------------+
| ABC1234 | John Doe | NetFlex | Renewed | 13 Nov 2018 | Credit Card | PayPart |
| ABC1233 | Jane Smith | SplitiFy | Not Renewed | 01 Sep 2018 | None | Cash |
| ABC1232 | John Doe | NetFlex | Renewed | 13 Nov 2017 | PayPart | Cash |
| ABC1231 | Jane Smith | SplitiFy | Renewed | 01 Sep 2017 | Cash | NULL |
| ABC1230 | John Doe | NetFlex | Renewed | 13 Nov 2016 | Cash | NULL |
+ ---------+------------+--------------+-------------+-------------+----------------+-------------------------+


Does someone know how to create this latter table?










share|improve this question















I have the following table:




+ ---------+------------+--------------+-------------+-------------+----------------+
| RecordId | Client | Subscription | Status | Date | Payment Method |
+ ---------+------------+--------------+-------------+-------------+----------------+
| ABC1234 | John Doe | NetFlex | Renewed | 13 Nov 2018 | Credit Card |
| ABC1233 | Jane Smith | SplitiFy | Not Renewed | 01 Sep 2018 | NULL |
| ABC1232 | John Doe | NetFlex | Renewed | 13 Nov 2017 | PayPart |
| ABC1231 | Jane Smith | SplitiFy | Renewed | 01 Sep 2017 | Cash |
| ABC1230 | John Doe | NetFlex | Renewed | 13 Nov 2016 | Cash |
+ ---------+------------+--------------+-------------+-------------+----------------+


I would like to have a new column in which I can provide the previous payment method for a specific client, and setting it to NULL if there was not a previous payment. In other words, I would like to have the following information




+ ---------+------------+--------------+-------------+-------------+----------------+-------------------------+
| RecordId | Client | Subscription | Status | Date | Payment Method | Previous Payment Method |
+ ---------+------------+--------------+-------------+-------------+----------------+-------------------------+
| ABC1234 | John Doe | NetFlex | Renewed | 13 Nov 2018 | Credit Card | PayPart |
| ABC1233 | Jane Smith | SplitiFy | Not Renewed | 01 Sep 2018 | None | Cash |
| ABC1232 | John Doe | NetFlex | Renewed | 13 Nov 2017 | PayPart | Cash |
| ABC1231 | Jane Smith | SplitiFy | Renewed | 01 Sep 2017 | Cash | NULL |
| ABC1230 | John Doe | NetFlex | Renewed | 13 Nov 2016 | Cash | NULL |
+ ---------+------------+--------------+-------------+-------------+----------------+-------------------------+


Does someone know how to create this latter table?







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  • Which is the version of SQL Server that you are using?
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    Nov 13 '18 at 7:55


















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    – gotqn
    Nov 13 '18 at 7:55
















Which is the version of SQL Server that you are using?
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Which is the version of SQL Server that you are using?
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If you are using SQL Server 2012 or higher then you can make use of LAG which will return data from a previous row in the same result set without the use of a self-join



So here we can use LAG In combination with PARTITION BY to get the Expected Result



SELECT RecordId,Client,Subscription,Status,Date,PaymentMethod 
,LAG (PaymentMethod, 1, 0) OVER (PARTITION BY Client,Subscription ORDER BY Date)
AS PreviousPaymentMethod
FROM Table





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    If you are using SQL Server 2012 or higher then you can make use of LAG which will return data from a previous row in the same result set without the use of a self-join



    So here we can use LAG In combination with PARTITION BY to get the Expected Result



    SELECT RecordId,Client,Subscription,Status,Date,PaymentMethod 
    ,LAG (PaymentMethod, 1, 0) OVER (PARTITION BY Client,Subscription ORDER BY Date)
    AS PreviousPaymentMethod
    FROM Table





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      If you are using SQL Server 2012 or higher then you can make use of LAG which will return data from a previous row in the same result set without the use of a self-join



      So here we can use LAG In combination with PARTITION BY to get the Expected Result



      SELECT RecordId,Client,Subscription,Status,Date,PaymentMethod 
      ,LAG (PaymentMethod, 1, 0) OVER (PARTITION BY Client,Subscription ORDER BY Date)
      AS PreviousPaymentMethod
      FROM Table





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        If you are using SQL Server 2012 or higher then you can make use of LAG which will return data from a previous row in the same result set without the use of a self-join



        So here we can use LAG In combination with PARTITION BY to get the Expected Result



        SELECT RecordId,Client,Subscription,Status,Date,PaymentMethod 
        ,LAG (PaymentMethod, 1, 0) OVER (PARTITION BY Client,Subscription ORDER BY Date)
        AS PreviousPaymentMethod
        FROM Table





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        If you are using SQL Server 2012 or higher then you can make use of LAG which will return data from a previous row in the same result set without the use of a self-join



        So here we can use LAG In combination with PARTITION BY to get the Expected Result



        SELECT RecordId,Client,Subscription,Status,Date,PaymentMethod 
        ,LAG (PaymentMethod, 1, 0) OVER (PARTITION BY Client,Subscription ORDER BY Date)
        AS PreviousPaymentMethod
        FROM Table






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