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I have a summary query with GROUP BY, HAVING, and ORDER BY clauses and I would like to send an email with the results from this query. My workspace can send html results of a query of listing all the records but that is not the summary I’m looking for. The Aggregator transformer doesn’t seem to have what I’m looking for either. Is there a way to send the result of this query shown below? My data is in SQL Server.

  SELECT caseID 'ID', count(*) 'Count'
  FROM my_table
  group by caseID
  having count(*) > 1
  order by count(*) desc

 

Best answer by hkingsbury

have a look at the statisticscalculator and set the groupby to ‘caseID’. This will allow you to get a count of all records with the same caseID. You can then use a tester to filter out those that only have a count of 1

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Can you provide a high level example of the data you’re getting out of SQL, and what you want the resulting email to look like?

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This is what I would like the result to look like 

 

The data are records with a key of caseID. There could be more than one record for a given caseID. I want to only see the cases that have multiple records and the count of how many records for that caseID.

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have a look at the statisticscalculator and set the groupby to ‘caseID’. This will allow you to get a count of all records with the same caseID. You can then use a tester to filter out those that only have a count of 1

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That works perfectly. I used the StatisticsCalculator, Tester and the Sorter and it gives me exactly what I need. Thank you very much for your help.

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