AnyOne help with this?? Join Query

[bsnapool]

Hi All,

Head is battered with this join query. I have 2 tables which I want to join, one being individual data and one being budget data. I want to Sum the budget Cost And Budget admissions dependant on the joins.

SELECT FyldeCoastActivity.Speciality AS [Specialty Code], dbo_Specialty.SPECTEXT AS [Specialty Desc], FyldeCoastActivity.GP_Practice, FyldeCoastActivity.[Activity Type], Count(FyldeCoastActivity.Activity) AS CountOfSUSActivty, Sum(FyldeCoastActivity.BasicSpellCost0708) AS BasicCost, Sum([PBC month 8 budget].[Budget Admissions]) AS [SumOfBudget Admissions], Sum([PBC month 8 budget].[Budget Cost]) AS [SumOfBudget Cost], [BasicCost]-[SumOfBudget Cost] AS [Cost Difference], [BasicCost]/[SumOfBudget Cost]*100 AS [Cost %]
FROM ((FyldeCoastActivity LEFT JOIN dbo_Specialty ON FyldeCoastActivity.Speciality = dbo_Specialty.SPECCD) LEFT JOIN [Al Providers] ON FyldeCoastActivity.Provider_Code = [Al Providers].Trust_Code) LEFT JOIN [PBC month 8 budget] ON (FyldeCoastActivity.ProviderCode1 = [PBC month 8 budget].[Provider Code]) AND (FyldeCoastActivity.Speciality = [PBC month 8 budget].[Specialty code]) AND (FyldeCoastActivity.GP_Practice = [PBC month 8 budget].[Pract code]) AND (FyldeCoastActivity.[Activity Type] = [PBC month 8 budget].PODSUS)
WHERE (((FyldeCoastActivity.[Financial Month])<=8) AND ((FyldeCoastActivity.ExcludeReason)=0 Or (FyldeCoastActivity.ExcludeReason)=99 Or (FyldeCoastActivity.ExcludeReason) Is Null))
GROUP BY FyldeCoastActivity.Speciality, dbo_Specialty.SPECTEXT, FyldeCoastActivity.GP_Practice, FyldeCoastActivity.[Activity Type]
HAVING (((FyldeCoastActivity.GP_Practice)="p81129") AND ((Sum(FyldeCoastActivity.BasicSpellCost0708)) Not Like 0))
ORDER BY FyldeCoastActivity.Speciality, FyldeCoastActivity.[Activity Type];

The query is coming back with Very high figures which leads me to believe that the joins are not working and just summing all the data in the budget table.

I have uploaded a screeen shot of the query.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks

 

[ted.martin]

Yes - quite a complex query. Just a thought from me who has found that sometimes it easier to build queries up progressively and then link the results of Query 1 to Query 2 etc. This method is particularly useful when 'sums' are involved.

I note you have forwarded your request in SQL code. I would keep well away from this until the underlying queries are working properly.

 

[bsnapool]

That done the trick, thanks for the advice.