I would like that the rows are ranked on Aspez_ID attribute, and that only one row which has ASpez_ID = 1 is selected. The thing is - I want to select one and only one row from the dataset. Can you please help me? Here is the code:
LEFT OUTER JOIN (
   SELECT   dwh_prozess_id
          , ONKZ
          , TN_NUM
          , Aspez_Id
          , Tarif_Cd
          , Lokation_Id
          , VWArt_Id
          , Geografische_RFN_JN
          , Herkunft_Cd
  -- , .... Felder, die noch benötigt werden
          , RANK (Aspez_Id)  AS Prio
   FROM   DB09_Prozess.TB0911_Basis_Konfiguration 
   WHERE  arbeit_cd = 'Einrichten'
       AND phase_cd = 'Durchgeführt'
   ) AS TB0911
ON t1.DWH_Prozess_Id = TB0911.DWH_Prozess_Id  
   AND t1.Herkunft_Cd = TB0911.Herkunft_Cd
 
                        
As Bob Duell explained
ROW_NUMBER() OVER()may be a better alternative asRANK() OVER()allows for ties. (i.e. More than 1 record can have a given rank: 1,1,1,4,5,6,6,8)The QUALIFY clause works for window aggregate functions like HAVING does for normal aggregate functions. This would allow you to return records with a
Prioof 1 or what ever value(s) you require.Hope this helps.