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Stored Procedures subquery returns more than one value

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I'm very new to SQL (using 2012), only been working with it for a couple of weeks. I'm trying to create some stored procedures that calculate stats needed for item response theory and test scoring (things like reliability, correlation, etc.). I'm writing a procedure that's aimed at splitting a test in half (first half of the items and second half of the items) and calculating each individual (TestID) score for each half. I can insert the first half of the test, but end up getting an error stating that the subquery returned more than one value. I know it's being caused by the group by clause, but if I remove it I end up with a total count of the items answered correctly, but it's necessary for me to link it batch to the TestID (so each row should have a BatchID [same for all at the moment], a unique TestId, a corresponding FirstHalfScore and a corresponding SecondHalfScore for each testID). Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you!!!!


Insert into SplitHalfTestScores (BatchId, TestID, FirstHalfScore)
(Select distinct 10001 as BatchId, irt.TestID, count(*) as FirstHalfScore
From irt_TestItems irt where batchID=10001 and ItemId <=40 and TestId = irt.TestId and AnsweredCorrectly = 1 group by TestId)

Update SplitHalfTestScores
Set SecondHalfScore = (Select count(*)
From irt_TestItems irt where BatchId = 10001 and TestId = irt.TestId and irt.ItemId > 40 and AnsweredCorrectly = 1
group by TestId)

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