Merge two SELECT queries with different WHERE clauses

I have one table of services. I need to merge two SELECT queries. Both have different where clauses. For example

SELECT 
  U_REGN as 'Region', 
  COUNT(callID) as 'OpenServices',
  SUM(CASE WHEN descrption LIKE '%DFC%' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) 'DFC'
FROM OSCL
WHERE     
  ([status] = - 3) 
GROUP BY 
  U_REGN
ORDER BY 
  'OpenServices' desc

This gives me result

Region    | OpenServices | DFC
Karaci    | 14           | 4
Lahore    | 13           | 3
Islamabad | 10           | 4

I have another query

SELECT 
  U_REGN as 'Region', 
  COUNT(callID) as 'ClosedYesterday'
FROM OSCL
WHERE 
  DATEDIFF(day, closeDate, GETDATE()) = 1
GROUP BY 
  U_REGN
ORDER BY 
  'ClosedYesterday' desc

It gives me result

Region    | ClosedServices
Karachi   | 8
Lahore    | 7
Islamabad | 4

I need to merge both results, and show ClosedServices beside the DFC column.

Treat your two current queries' resultsets as tables and join them:

select
    FirstSet.Region,
    FirstSet.OpenServices,
    FirstSet.DFC,
    SecondSet.ClosedYesterday
from 
(
    SELECT U_REGN as 'Region', COUNT(callID) as 'OpenServices',
    SUM(CASE WHEN descrption LIKE '%DFC%' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) 'DFC'
    FROM OSCL 
    WHERE ([status] = - 3) 
    GROUP BY U_REGN 
    --ORDER BY 'OpenServices' desc
) as FirstSet
inner join
(
    SELECT U_REGN as 'Region', 
    COUNT(callID) as 'ClosedYesterday'
    FROM OSCL
    WHERE DATEDIFF(day, closeDate, GETDATE()) = 1
    GROUP BY U_REGN
    --ORDER BY 'ClosedYesterday' desc
) as SecondSet
on FirstSet.Region = SecondSet.Region
order by FirstSet.Region

Not the prettiest bit of SQL I've ever written but hopefully you'll see how it works and understand how to maintain it.

I suspect a better-performing query would be a single SELECT from OSCL, grouped by U_REGN, with each of your three counters as separate SUM(CASE ...) statements akin to what you do currently for DFC. This will be a single table scan, at most, depending you your indexes & schema.

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