I have a sproc that right now is hardcoded to support a join to 4 tables like so:
We have the concept of a project and there are certain roles to a project, such as 1 being the PA (project administrator), 2 is the reviewer, 3 is the tech and 4 is the SE (system engineer). At this time, there are only 4 roles, but we want to be able to not be limited and in the future maybe there will be a 5th role which will need a 5th join. So this table would contain all our defined roles:
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Prior to the LEFT JOIN's in the sproc is where the data are used so this would have to be dynamic too:
Being a stronger C# developer than sql, I am thinking I could write this into a query that I dynamically created and ran rather than a stored procedure, but wanted to get people's opinions on alternative ways to accomplish this. Thanks!
Thanks!
Code:
LEFT JOIN xtblJobProjectEmployeeRoles rolePA on (rolePA.Control = Jobs.relProjectControl and rolePA.Role = 1)
LEFT JOIN xtblJobProjectEmployeeRoles revw on (revw.Control = Jobs.relProjectControl and revw.Role = 2)
LEFT JOIN xtblJobProjectEmployeeRoles tech on tech.Control = Jobs.relProjectControl and tech.Role = 3
LEFT JOIN xtblJobProjectEmployeeRoles SE on SE.Control = Jobs.relProjectControl and SE.Role = 4Prior to the LEFT JOIN's in the sproc is where the data are used so this would have to be dynamic too:
Code:
SELECT rolePA.Employee AS EmpAssignedPA,
revw.Employee AS EmpReviewTechnicalLead,
tech.Employee AS EmpSystemTechnician,
SE.Employee AS EmpSystemEngineer,Thanks!
