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Report; number of tickets per owner with work.

Hey all,

I'm trying to create a few reports for my boss and I'm having a hard time. I've been scouring through report questions and I've been able to put together some of them.

What I need is a report that shows the number of Tickets per owner and the amount of work per owner. This would be a per quarter report, that would run after the quarter has ended. I thought it would be relatively simple, for a guy like me who is just now starting to learn SQL because of KACE, but I cannot get the tickets to count correctly. Instead of counting the number of tickets it is counting the number of work entries. Any and all help would be greatly appreciated. Here is my code.

Select
  ORG1.USER.FULL_NAME As TECHNICIAN,
  Count(ORG1.HD_TICKET.ID) As TICKETS,
  Sum(ROUND((Time_To_Sec(Time(ORG1.HD_WORK.STOP)) -
  Time_To_Sec(Time(ORG1.HD_WORK.START))) / 3600.0 +
  ORG1.HD_WORK.ADJUSTMENT_HOURS, 2)) As TOTAL_HOURS_WORKED
From
  ORG1.HD_TICKET Inner Join
  ORG1.USER On ORG1.USER.ID = ORG1.HD_TICKET.OWNER_ID Inner Join
  ORG1.HD_WORK On ORG1.HD_TICKET.ID = ORG1.HD_WORK.HD_TICKET_ID
Where
  ORG1.HD_TICKET.HD_QUEUE_ID = 1 And
  Date(ORG1.HD_TICKET.CUSTOM_FIELD_VALUE3) >= Date_Add(Date_Sub(CurDate(),
  Interval DayOfYear(CurDate()) - 1 Day), Interval ((Quarter(CurDate()) - 1) *
  3) - (3 * 1) Month) And
  Date(ORG1.HD_TICKET.CUSTOM_FIELD_VALUE3) < Date_Add(Date_Sub(CurDate(),
  Interval DayOfYear(CurDate()) - 1 Day), Interval ((Quarter(CurDate()) - 1) *
  3) Month)
Group By
  ORG1.USER.FULL_NAME

Thanks Again,
Patrick

2 Comments   [ + ] Show comments
  • nicely done, sometimes its the process of explaining the problem that exposes the answer. Good job on answering it. - Badger 8 years ago
  • Very much appreciate that self-resolution. I've been over complicating things with joins and Unions trying to achieve what adding an 8 letter command has resolved. At least i've learnt about joins and unions for future - JCKACE 7 years ago

Answers (1)

Answer Summary:
Posted by: POB Technology 8 years ago
Senior White Belt
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Okay, so it always seems inevitable that I figure out my own solution as soon as I post a question on IT Ninja. All I had to do was make the count distinct.

Count(DISTINCT ORG1.HD_TICKET.ID) As TICKETS,

Thanks to anyone who was trying to figure this out for me.
 
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