Sql server subquery to be rewritten using Joins












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I have this pasted subquery and i need to rewrite it using only joins ( no subquery).



Tried multiple times for close to a month but in vain.
Request you to help me out.



SELECT * FROM wp_user WHERE userId NOT IN 
(SELECT u.userId FROM wp_user as u, wp_luncher as i, wp_subscription as s
WHERE u.userId = i.luncherId
and i.luncherId = s.luncherid)
and CreationDate between '20181001' and '20181015';


Tables involved :-



CREATE TABLE wp_user (
userId int identity(1,1) PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
userName varchar(20) NOT NULL,
CreationDate date NOT NULL
);

CREATE TABLE wp_luncher (
luncherId int PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
parentId int FOREIGN KEY REFERENCES wp_user(userId)
);

CREATE TABLE wp_subscription (
SubId int PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
luncherId int FOREIGN KEY REFERENCES wp_luncher(luncherId)
);









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    I have this pasted subquery and i need to rewrite it using only joins ( no subquery).



    Tried multiple times for close to a month but in vain.
    Request you to help me out.



    SELECT * FROM wp_user WHERE userId NOT IN 
    (SELECT u.userId FROM wp_user as u, wp_luncher as i, wp_subscription as s
    WHERE u.userId = i.luncherId
    and i.luncherId = s.luncherid)
    and CreationDate between '20181001' and '20181015';


    Tables involved :-



    CREATE TABLE wp_user (
    userId int identity(1,1) PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
    userName varchar(20) NOT NULL,
    CreationDate date NOT NULL
    );

    CREATE TABLE wp_luncher (
    luncherId int PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
    parentId int FOREIGN KEY REFERENCES wp_user(userId)
    );

    CREATE TABLE wp_subscription (
    SubId int PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
    luncherId int FOREIGN KEY REFERENCES wp_luncher(luncherId)
    );









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      I have this pasted subquery and i need to rewrite it using only joins ( no subquery).



      Tried multiple times for close to a month but in vain.
      Request you to help me out.



      SELECT * FROM wp_user WHERE userId NOT IN 
      (SELECT u.userId FROM wp_user as u, wp_luncher as i, wp_subscription as s
      WHERE u.userId = i.luncherId
      and i.luncherId = s.luncherid)
      and CreationDate between '20181001' and '20181015';


      Tables involved :-



      CREATE TABLE wp_user (
      userId int identity(1,1) PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
      userName varchar(20) NOT NULL,
      CreationDate date NOT NULL
      );

      CREATE TABLE wp_luncher (
      luncherId int PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
      parentId int FOREIGN KEY REFERENCES wp_user(userId)
      );

      CREATE TABLE wp_subscription (
      SubId int PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
      luncherId int FOREIGN KEY REFERENCES wp_luncher(luncherId)
      );









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      I have this pasted subquery and i need to rewrite it using only joins ( no subquery).



      Tried multiple times for close to a month but in vain.
      Request you to help me out.



      SELECT * FROM wp_user WHERE userId NOT IN 
      (SELECT u.userId FROM wp_user as u, wp_luncher as i, wp_subscription as s
      WHERE u.userId = i.luncherId
      and i.luncherId = s.luncherid)
      and CreationDate between '20181001' and '20181015';


      Tables involved :-



      CREATE TABLE wp_user (
      userId int identity(1,1) PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
      userName varchar(20) NOT NULL,
      CreationDate date NOT NULL
      );

      CREATE TABLE wp_luncher (
      luncherId int PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
      parentId int FOREIGN KEY REFERENCES wp_user(userId)
      );

      CREATE TABLE wp_subscription (
      SubId int PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
      luncherId int FOREIGN KEY REFERENCES wp_luncher(luncherId)
      );






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          Try this query.



          You can use OUTER APPLY.



          SELECT * 
          FROM wp_user wp
          OUTER APPLY
          (
          SELECT i.luncherId
          FROM wp_luncher as i, wp_subscription as s
          WHERE i.luncherId = wp.userId
          and i.luncherId = s.luncherid
          ) I
          WHERE I.luncherId IS NOT NULL
          and CreationDate between '20181001' and '20181015';


          Another option inserts the subquery's data into a table variable.



          DECLARE @TempTable AS TABLE (UserId INT)
          INSERT INTO @TempTable
          SELECT i.luncherId
          FROM wp_luncher as i, wp_subscription as s
          WHERE i.luncherId = s.luncherid


          SELECT *
          FROM wp_user wp
          LEFT JOIN @TempTable I ON I.UserId = wp.userId
          WHERE I.UserId IS NOT NULL
          and CreationDate between '20181001' and '20181015';





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          • @Krishi does that work?

            – Thilina Nakkawita
            Nov 15 '18 at 9:42











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          Try this query.



          You can use OUTER APPLY.



          SELECT * 
          FROM wp_user wp
          OUTER APPLY
          (
          SELECT i.luncherId
          FROM wp_luncher as i, wp_subscription as s
          WHERE i.luncherId = wp.userId
          and i.luncherId = s.luncherid
          ) I
          WHERE I.luncherId IS NOT NULL
          and CreationDate between '20181001' and '20181015';


          Another option inserts the subquery's data into a table variable.



          DECLARE @TempTable AS TABLE (UserId INT)
          INSERT INTO @TempTable
          SELECT i.luncherId
          FROM wp_luncher as i, wp_subscription as s
          WHERE i.luncherId = s.luncherid


          SELECT *
          FROM wp_user wp
          LEFT JOIN @TempTable I ON I.UserId = wp.userId
          WHERE I.UserId IS NOT NULL
          and CreationDate between '20181001' and '20181015';





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          • @Krishi does that work?

            – Thilina Nakkawita
            Nov 15 '18 at 9:42
















          2














          Try this query.



          You can use OUTER APPLY.



          SELECT * 
          FROM wp_user wp
          OUTER APPLY
          (
          SELECT i.luncherId
          FROM wp_luncher as i, wp_subscription as s
          WHERE i.luncherId = wp.userId
          and i.luncherId = s.luncherid
          ) I
          WHERE I.luncherId IS NOT NULL
          and CreationDate between '20181001' and '20181015';


          Another option inserts the subquery's data into a table variable.



          DECLARE @TempTable AS TABLE (UserId INT)
          INSERT INTO @TempTable
          SELECT i.luncherId
          FROM wp_luncher as i, wp_subscription as s
          WHERE i.luncherId = s.luncherid


          SELECT *
          FROM wp_user wp
          LEFT JOIN @TempTable I ON I.UserId = wp.userId
          WHERE I.UserId IS NOT NULL
          and CreationDate between '20181001' and '20181015';





          share|improve this answer
























          • @Krishi does that work?

            – Thilina Nakkawita
            Nov 15 '18 at 9:42














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          Try this query.



          You can use OUTER APPLY.



          SELECT * 
          FROM wp_user wp
          OUTER APPLY
          (
          SELECT i.luncherId
          FROM wp_luncher as i, wp_subscription as s
          WHERE i.luncherId = wp.userId
          and i.luncherId = s.luncherid
          ) I
          WHERE I.luncherId IS NOT NULL
          and CreationDate between '20181001' and '20181015';


          Another option inserts the subquery's data into a table variable.



          DECLARE @TempTable AS TABLE (UserId INT)
          INSERT INTO @TempTable
          SELECT i.luncherId
          FROM wp_luncher as i, wp_subscription as s
          WHERE i.luncherId = s.luncherid


          SELECT *
          FROM wp_user wp
          LEFT JOIN @TempTable I ON I.UserId = wp.userId
          WHERE I.UserId IS NOT NULL
          and CreationDate between '20181001' and '20181015';





          share|improve this answer













          Try this query.



          You can use OUTER APPLY.



          SELECT * 
          FROM wp_user wp
          OUTER APPLY
          (
          SELECT i.luncherId
          FROM wp_luncher as i, wp_subscription as s
          WHERE i.luncherId = wp.userId
          and i.luncherId = s.luncherid
          ) I
          WHERE I.luncherId IS NOT NULL
          and CreationDate between '20181001' and '20181015';


          Another option inserts the subquery's data into a table variable.



          DECLARE @TempTable AS TABLE (UserId INT)
          INSERT INTO @TempTable
          SELECT i.luncherId
          FROM wp_luncher as i, wp_subscription as s
          WHERE i.luncherId = s.luncherid


          SELECT *
          FROM wp_user wp
          LEFT JOIN @TempTable I ON I.UserId = wp.userId
          WHERE I.UserId IS NOT NULL
          and CreationDate between '20181001' and '20181015';






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          answered Nov 15 '18 at 8:39









          Thilina NakkawitaThilina Nakkawita

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          • @Krishi does that work?

            – Thilina Nakkawita
            Nov 15 '18 at 9:42



















          • @Krishi does that work?

            – Thilina Nakkawita
            Nov 15 '18 at 9:42

















          @Krishi does that work?

          – Thilina Nakkawita
          Nov 15 '18 at 9:42





          @Krishi does that work?

          – Thilina Nakkawita
          Nov 15 '18 at 9:42




















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