Prompt
Answer
Code Translation
Original Code Analysis
The provided snippet applies ROW_NUMBER()
to assign a unique number to rows within a partition defined by a combination of fields (TITLE
, DOC_CAPTION
, DOC_SERIES
, and DOC_NUMBER
) from the hri
table. It also orders the partition by the ins_date
field from the h
table in descending order.
SQL Translation
To maintain the original logic and behavior in SQL, the ROW_NUMBER()
function along with the partition can be expressed as follows:
SELECT
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (
PARTITION BY
CAST(CASE
WHEN hri.TITLE IS NOT NULL THEN hri.TITLE
ELSE ''
END AS VARCHAR) ||
CAST(CASE
WHEN hri.DOC_CAPTION IS NOT NULL THEN hri.DOC_CAPTION
ELSE ''
END AS VARCHAR) ||
CAST(CASE
WHEN hri.DOC_SERIES IS NOT NULL THEN hri.DOC_SERIES
ELSE ''
END AS VARCHAR) ||
CAST(CASE
WHEN hri.DOC_NUMBER IS NOT NULL THEN hri.DOC_NUMBER
ELSE ''
END AS VARCHAR)
ORDER BY h.ins_date DESC
) AS row_num
FROM
hri
JOIN
h ON /* specify your join condition here */
Key Points
- The
ROW_NUMBER()
function is preserved. - The partitioning logic is maintained using concatenated fields.
- Ordering is specified as per original logic by
ins_date DESC
. - Ensure you complete the SQL with the correct join condition between the
hri
andh
tables.
This SQL code will function equivalently to the provided code snippet, providing the same row numbering logic based on the specified partition and order criteria.
Description
This description details how to retain the functionality of the ROW_NUMBER()
function in SQL while partitioning by concatenated fields from the hri
table and ordering by ins_date
from the h
table, ensuring equivalent logic in the translated snippet.