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    <p>I'm hoping someone can help me here. I have a report that will be run by either a single salesrep, a Regional Sales Manager (that has several salesreps that report to him) and "all over" managers that should be able to see ALL the salesreps. If the user is a salesrep, he should only be able to see the customers assigned to him; if the user is a Regional Manager, he should see his customers as well as all the other customers assigned to the reps that he manages; and the "all over" manager should be able to see every single salerep and all their customers.</p> <p>We have a salesrep table (SALESMAN_MSID) that has their salesrep #, their MSID value, their Regional Manager rep #, and the type of user they are -- "S" means they are a salesrep, "R" means they are a Regional Manager, and "M" means they are an all over manager. Here is the query I've got so far:</p> <pre><code>select distinct s.slsm_num, s.slsm_desc from salesman s where s.slsm_num in (select distinct slsm_num from salesman_msid where slsm_mgr_id = (@SlsmnRealNum)) or (s.slsm_num = (@SlsmnRealNum)) order by s.slsm_desc </code></pre> <p>This works great if the user is a salesrep or a Reg Mgr, but I can't figure out how to write the sql to get the all over results to work. The value that is in the parameter "@SlsmnRealNum" is their real salesrep #. </p> <p>The values in the SALESMAN_MSDI table are as such:</p> <pre><code>Slsm_num MSID Slsm_mgr_id User_Type ------------------------------------------------------ 1379 ljones 1316 S 1316 pcuday 1316 R 1401 mmay M </code></pre> <p>if I add in the clause "or user_type = 'M', I get ALL reps back regardless of if I'm testing as a S or a R.</p> <p>Can anyone help with the SQL statement to get the "M's" to return all but the other 2 to return as they should? </p> <p>ETA: here's the new sql statement (couldn't fit it in my comment??) -- thanks again to @Sklivvz! SELECT DISTINCT S.SLSM_NUM, S.SLSM_DESC FROM SALESMAN S WHERE S.SLSM_NUM IN (SELECT DISTINCT M.slsm_num FROM SALESMAN_MSID M WHERE M.slsm_num = (@SlsmnRealNum) --Themselves OR (m.slsm_mgr_id = (@SlsmnRealNum) AND EXISTS -- Their subordinates if type R (SELECT 1 FROM SALESMAN_MSID m WHERE m.slsm_num = (@SlsmnRealNum) AND m.User_Type = 'R')) OR EXISTS (SELECT 1 -- Everyone if type M FROM SALESMAN_MSID M WHERE m.slsm_num = (@SlsmnRealNum) AND m.USER_TYPE = 'M')) order by s.slsm_desc<code>enter code here</code></p>
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