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Linker äußerer Join von SQL Server CTE

Wenn nicht bekannt ist, wie viele Ebenen es in der Hierarchie gibt?

Dann wird eine solche Abfrage oft über einen rekursiven CTE durchgeführt.

Beispielausschnitt:

--
-- Using table variables for testing reasons
--
declare @customertest table (cid int primary key, upid int);
declare @conftest table (cid int, confname varchar(6) default 'budget', confvalue int);
--
-- Sample data
--
insert into @customertest (cid, upid) values 
(1,0), (2,1), (3,1), (4,2), (5,2), (6,3), 
(7,5), (8,5), (9,8), (10,9);
insert into @conftest (cid, confvalue) values 
(1,1000), (2,700), (3,300), (4,100), (5,200), (6,300);

-- The customer that has his own budget, or not.
declare @customerID int = 10;

;with RCTE AS 
(
  --
  -- the recursive CTE starts from here. The seed records, as one could call it.
  --
  select cup.cid as orig_cid, 0 as lvl, cup.cid, cup.upid, budget.confvalue
  from @customertest as cup
  left join @conftest budget on (budget.cid = cup.cid and budget.confname = 'budget')
  where cup.cid = @customerID -- This is where we limit on the customer

  union all

  --
  -- This is where the Recursive CTE loops till it finds nothing new
  --
  select RCTE.orig_cid, RCTE.lvl+1, cup.cid, cup.upid, budget.confvalue
  from RCTE
  join @customertest as cup on (cup.cid = RCTE.upid)
  outer apply (select b.confvalue from @conftest b where b.cid = cup.cid and b.confname = 'budget') as budget
  where RCTE.confvalue is null -- Loop till a budget is found
)
select 
 orig_cid as cid, 
 confvalue
from RCTE
where confvalue is not null;    

Ergebnis :

cid confvalue
--- ---------
 10       200

Übrigens verwendet der rekursive CTE das OUTER APPLY, da MS SQL Server die Verwendung eines LEFT OUTER JOIN dort nicht zulässt.

Und wenn sicher ist, dass es maximal 1 Level-Tiefe für den upid mit einem Budget gibt?
Dann reichen einfache linke Verknüpfungen und eine Koaleszenz.

Zum Beispiel:

select cup.cid, coalesce(cBudget.confvalue, upBudget.confvalue) as confvalue
from @customertest as cup
left join @conftest cBudget on (cBudget.cid = cup.cid and cBudget.confname = 'budget')
left join @conftest upBudget on (upBudget.cid = cup.upid and upBudget.confname = 'budget')
where cup.cid = 8;