IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#salary') IS NOT NULL
BEGIN
DROP TABLE #salary
END
CREATE TABLE #salary
(
Salary INT
)
INSERT INTO #salary(Salary) VALUES(5) -- 1
INSERT INTO #salary(Salary) VALUES(4) -- 2
INSERT INTO #salary(Salary) VALUES(3) -- 3
INSERT INTO #salary(Salary) VALUES(3) -- 3
INSERT INTO #salary(Salary) VALUES(2) -- 4
INSERT INTO #salary(Salary) VALUES(1) -- 5
-- SALARY RANK
SELECT SalaryRank = (SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT Salary) FROM #salary b WHERE b.Salary > a.Salary)+1 ,
Salary
FROM #salary a
ORDER
BY 1
DECLARE @salaryRank INT
SET @salaryRank = 4
SET @salaryRank = 4 -- RESULT SHOULD BE 2
-- WRONG
SELECT salary FROM #salary a
WHERE (@salaryRank - 1) = (SELECT COUNT(salary) FROM #salary b WHERE b.salary > a.salary)
/* RESULT
salary
-----------
*/
-- CORRECT
SELECT TOP 1
Salary
FROM #salary a
WHERE (@salaryRank - 1) = (SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT Salary) FROM #salary b WHERE b.Salary > a.Salary)
/* RESULT
Salary
-----------
2
*/
SET @salaryRank = 5 -- RESULT SHOULD BE 1
-- WRONG
SELECT salary FROM #salary a
WHERE (@salaryRank - 1) = (SELECT COUNT(salary) FROM #salary b WHERE b.salary > a.salary)
/* RESULT
salary
-----------
2
*/
-- CORRECT
SELECT TOP 1
Salary
FROM #salary a
WHERE (@salaryRank - 1) = (SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT Salary) FROM #salary b WHERE b.Salary > a.Salary)
/* RESULT
Salary
-----------
1
*/
Please note that SELECT COUNT(salary) FROM #salary b ...
is replaced with SELECT COUNT(DISTINCTSalary) FROM #salary b
Another solution to get the N-th highest/lowest salary is given below:
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SET @salaryRank = 5 -- RESULT SHOULD BE 1
-- N-th highest salary
SELECT TOP 1
Salary
FROM (
SELECT SalaryRank = DENSE_RANK() OVER(ORDER BY Salary DESC),
Salary
FROM #salary
) a
WHERE SalaryRank = @salaryRank
-- N-th lowest salary -- RESULT SHOULD BE 5
SELECT TOP 1
Salary
FROM (
SELECT SalaryRank = DENSE_RANK() OVER(ORDER BY Salary),
Salary
FROM #salary
) a
WHERE SalaryRank = @salaryRank
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