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This OFFSET FETCH command passes validation but produces no results?


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I have to connect accounts to users, and in doing so I have ensure I'm selecting the right account to ensure eligibility and do this with multiple accounts. The following code passes validation but yields no results.



I already have a list of the CustomerNumbers on the table that are the PK.




SELECT
x.CustomerNumber,
a.ACC_AccountId

FROM Eligibles x

LEFT JOIN
ACCOUNTS a
ON x.CustomerNumber = a.ACC_CustomerNumber
ORDER BY a.ACC_LIVEcode ASC,
a.ACC_Limit DESC,
a.ACC_Amount DESC
OFFSET 0 ROWS
FETCH FIRST 1 ROWS ONLY



I am not getting any Account ID's to populate, whereas nearly everyone should have one.










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    I have to connect accounts to users, and in doing so I have ensure I'm selecting the right account to ensure eligibility and do this with multiple accounts. The following code passes validation but yields no results.



    I already have a list of the CustomerNumbers on the table that are the PK.




    SELECT
    x.CustomerNumber,
    a.ACC_AccountId

    FROM Eligibles x

    LEFT JOIN
    ACCOUNTS a
    ON x.CustomerNumber = a.ACC_CustomerNumber
    ORDER BY a.ACC_LIVEcode ASC,
    a.ACC_Limit DESC,
    a.ACC_Amount DESC
    OFFSET 0 ROWS
    FETCH FIRST 1 ROWS ONLY



    I am not getting any Account ID's to populate, whereas nearly everyone should have one.










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      I have to connect accounts to users, and in doing so I have ensure I'm selecting the right account to ensure eligibility and do this with multiple accounts. The following code passes validation but yields no results.



      I already have a list of the CustomerNumbers on the table that are the PK.




      SELECT
      x.CustomerNumber,
      a.ACC_AccountId

      FROM Eligibles x

      LEFT JOIN
      ACCOUNTS a
      ON x.CustomerNumber = a.ACC_CustomerNumber
      ORDER BY a.ACC_LIVEcode ASC,
      a.ACC_Limit DESC,
      a.ACC_Amount DESC
      OFFSET 0 ROWS
      FETCH FIRST 1 ROWS ONLY



      I am not getting any Account ID's to populate, whereas nearly everyone should have one.










      share|improve this question














      I have to connect accounts to users, and in doing so I have ensure I'm selecting the right account to ensure eligibility and do this with multiple accounts. The following code passes validation but yields no results.



      I already have a list of the CustomerNumbers on the table that are the PK.




      SELECT
      x.CustomerNumber,
      a.ACC_AccountId

      FROM Eligibles x

      LEFT JOIN
      ACCOUNTS a
      ON x.CustomerNumber = a.ACC_CustomerNumber
      ORDER BY a.ACC_LIVEcode ASC,
      a.ACC_Limit DESC,
      a.ACC_Amount DESC
      OFFSET 0 ROWS
      FETCH FIRST 1 ROWS ONLY



      I am not getting any Account ID's to populate, whereas nearly everyone should have one.







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          In an ascending sort, NULLs are first. So, you get the mismatches first. Instead, add an expression so the matches are first:



          SELECT x.CustomerNumber, a.ACC_AccountId
          FROM Eligibles x LEFT JOIN
          ACCOUNTS a
          ON x.CustomerNumber = a.ACC_CustomerNumber
          ORDER BY (CASE WHEN ACC_CustomerNumber IS NOT NULL THEN 1 ELSE 0 END),
          aa.ACC_LIVEcode ASC, a.ACC_Limit DESC, a.ACC_Amount DESC
          OFFSET 0 ROWS
          FETCH FIRST 1 ROWS ONLY





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          • Thank you, I did try this with no luck. I should also mention that are no null values in this case and the LIVEcode depicts the status of that account ranging from 1 (Active) to 9 (Inactive)

            – Waystone
            Mar 26 at 17:39











          • @Waystone . . . The NULL values come from the LEFT JOIN.

            – Gordon Linoff
            Mar 27 at 0:54










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          In an ascending sort, NULLs are first. So, you get the mismatches first. Instead, add an expression so the matches are first:



          SELECT x.CustomerNumber, a.ACC_AccountId
          FROM Eligibles x LEFT JOIN
          ACCOUNTS a
          ON x.CustomerNumber = a.ACC_CustomerNumber
          ORDER BY (CASE WHEN ACC_CustomerNumber IS NOT NULL THEN 1 ELSE 0 END),
          aa.ACC_LIVEcode ASC, a.ACC_Limit DESC, a.ACC_Amount DESC
          OFFSET 0 ROWS
          FETCH FIRST 1 ROWS ONLY





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          • Thank you, I did try this with no luck. I should also mention that are no null values in this case and the LIVEcode depicts the status of that account ranging from 1 (Active) to 9 (Inactive)

            – Waystone
            Mar 26 at 17:39











          • @Waystone . . . The NULL values come from the LEFT JOIN.

            – Gordon Linoff
            Mar 27 at 0:54















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          In an ascending sort, NULLs are first. So, you get the mismatches first. Instead, add an expression so the matches are first:



          SELECT x.CustomerNumber, a.ACC_AccountId
          FROM Eligibles x LEFT JOIN
          ACCOUNTS a
          ON x.CustomerNumber = a.ACC_CustomerNumber
          ORDER BY (CASE WHEN ACC_CustomerNumber IS NOT NULL THEN 1 ELSE 0 END),
          aa.ACC_LIVEcode ASC, a.ACC_Limit DESC, a.ACC_Amount DESC
          OFFSET 0 ROWS
          FETCH FIRST 1 ROWS ONLY





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          • Thank you, I did try this with no luck. I should also mention that are no null values in this case and the LIVEcode depicts the status of that account ranging from 1 (Active) to 9 (Inactive)

            – Waystone
            Mar 26 at 17:39











          • @Waystone . . . The NULL values come from the LEFT JOIN.

            – Gordon Linoff
            Mar 27 at 0:54













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          In an ascending sort, NULLs are first. So, you get the mismatches first. Instead, add an expression so the matches are first:



          SELECT x.CustomerNumber, a.ACC_AccountId
          FROM Eligibles x LEFT JOIN
          ACCOUNTS a
          ON x.CustomerNumber = a.ACC_CustomerNumber
          ORDER BY (CASE WHEN ACC_CustomerNumber IS NOT NULL THEN 1 ELSE 0 END),
          aa.ACC_LIVEcode ASC, a.ACC_Limit DESC, a.ACC_Amount DESC
          OFFSET 0 ROWS
          FETCH FIRST 1 ROWS ONLY





          share|improve this answer













          In an ascending sort, NULLs are first. So, you get the mismatches first. Instead, add an expression so the matches are first:



          SELECT x.CustomerNumber, a.ACC_AccountId
          FROM Eligibles x LEFT JOIN
          ACCOUNTS a
          ON x.CustomerNumber = a.ACC_CustomerNumber
          ORDER BY (CASE WHEN ACC_CustomerNumber IS NOT NULL THEN 1 ELSE 0 END),
          aa.ACC_LIVEcode ASC, a.ACC_Limit DESC, a.ACC_Amount DESC
          OFFSET 0 ROWS
          FETCH FIRST 1 ROWS ONLY






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          • Thank you, I did try this with no luck. I should also mention that are no null values in this case and the LIVEcode depicts the status of that account ranging from 1 (Active) to 9 (Inactive)

            – Waystone
            Mar 26 at 17:39











          • @Waystone . . . The NULL values come from the LEFT JOIN.

            – Gordon Linoff
            Mar 27 at 0:54

















          • Thank you, I did try this with no luck. I should also mention that are no null values in this case and the LIVEcode depicts the status of that account ranging from 1 (Active) to 9 (Inactive)

            – Waystone
            Mar 26 at 17:39











          • @Waystone . . . The NULL values come from the LEFT JOIN.

            – Gordon Linoff
            Mar 27 at 0:54
















          Thank you, I did try this with no luck. I should also mention that are no null values in this case and the LIVEcode depicts the status of that account ranging from 1 (Active) to 9 (Inactive)

          – Waystone
          Mar 26 at 17:39





          Thank you, I did try this with no luck. I should also mention that are no null values in this case and the LIVEcode depicts the status of that account ranging from 1 (Active) to 9 (Inactive)

          – Waystone
          Mar 26 at 17:39













          @Waystone . . . The NULL values come from the LEFT JOIN.

          – Gordon Linoff
          Mar 27 at 0:54





          @Waystone . . . The NULL values come from the LEFT JOIN.

          – Gordon Linoff
          Mar 27 at 0:54








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