This is a sample item in my Cosmos database:
{
"id": "a683-89e01def5310",
"assignmentId": "123",
"auctionSiteId": 100,
"status": "Scheduled",
...
}
There is no problem when I write this basic query and run it:
SELECT VALUE
COUNT(c.id)
FROM
c
WHERE
c.auctionSiteId = 100 AND c.status = "Scheduled"
I get a proper result. However, I don't when I make it a bit complex to calculate the same thing for multiple sites in one shot. This is my query:
with temp as (
select c.auctionSiteId from c
where c.status = "Scheduled"
),
logic as(
select
case when c.auctionSiteId = 96 then 1 else 0 end as count_montreal,
case when c.auctionSiteId = 97 then 1 else 0 end as count_vancouver,
case when c.auctionSiteId = 98 then 1 else 0 end as count_calgary,
case when c.auctionSiteId = 99 then 1 else 0 end as count_edmonton,
case when c.auctionSiteId = 100 then 1 else 0 end as count_toronto,
from temp
)
select
sum(count_montreal) as countMontreal,
sum(count_vancouver) as countVancouver,
sum(count_calgary) as countCalgary,
sum(count_edmonton) as countEdmonton,
sum(count_toronto) as countToronto,
from logic
This is the error message I get:
{"code":"BadRequest","message":"One of the input values is invalid.\r\nActivityId: 5a1a98e3-aca1-40b4-8378-6cd5b4ba2bbf, Wind...
SELECT
SUM(c.auctionSiteId = 1 ?1:0) AS countMontreal,
SUM(c.auctionSiteId = 2 ?1:0) AS countVancouver,
SUM(c.auctionSiteId = 3 ?1:0) AS countCalgary,
SUM(c.auctionSiteId = 4 ?1:0) AS countEdmonton,
SUM(c.auctionSiteId = 5 ?1:0) AS countToronto
FROM c
WHERE c.status = "Scheduled"
Hope this helps. Cosmos, unlike SQL, does not support case when syntax. Would reccommend using ternary operator instead