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Re: Multiple date range on a query
Posted: 25 Jul 08 2:17 PM
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Yes ....
Union of four queries ...One for each quarter
On each one a case statement of Month numbers and if in the range of that quarter , then compute whatever you want to do.While on one quarter create a NULL column for the other quarter figures.
At this point, you will get the combined result of all quarters in different columns. Aggregate it(Max, Sum etc..i dont know which one) to get the desired result you want..
Select Id , case month_num Case 1 or 2 or 3 then "first quarter" , NULL as Second quarter
from tablename.
Create something along these lines.
Create the query and get back to us what you've got. I am sure we will get some idea about the fieldnames and will be able to get to better , clearer sql..
Once you erify the query, then create a sql view with that and use that in the cr to get better cr performance.... |
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Re: Multiple date range on a query
Posted: 27 Jul 08 6:25 PM
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Can you be a bit more specific about the sort of output that you want? Whatever it is that you are trying to do, the chances are that someone here will know a way ...
Phil |
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