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Re: tricky sql

From: David Bleckler <bleckled_at_attmail.noralnm.com>
Date: 1998/04/07
Message-ID: <01bd6250$7af31a60$9701020a@bleckled.noralnm.com>#1/1

It doesn't matter. And that is part of the problem. There are no corresponding rows between PRCMAS and INLMAS. The user wants to see individual line quantities for both INLMAS and PRCMAS. Using a join creates four rows. This then, throws the totals off. Using your data, this would be the desired output:

POHNUM POLLIN QTYREC QTYINV

1                  1                111              333
1                  1                222              444

And if we had a third record in INLMAS, the output would be:

POHNUM POLLIN QTYREC QTYINV

1                  1                111              333
1                  1                222              444
1                  1                                   555

I'm not sure if this is even possible using sql, sqlplus or view creation.

Thanks for your help

Thomas Sommerfeld <Thomas.Sommerfeld_at_Baden-Online.de> wrote in article <3525525B.D701577F_at_Baden-Online.de>...
> Hi David,
>
> one question to your problem: If there's no relationship between PRCMAS
> and INLMAS, how do you determine which row from PRCMAS corresponds to a
> row in INLMAS (If you have a possibilty to do so, you HAVE a
> relationship between the two tables)
>
> Suggest the following data
> POLMAS:
> POHNUM POLLIN
> 1 1
>
> PRCMAS
> POHNUM POLLIN QTYREC
> 1 1 111
> 1 1 222
>
> INLMAS
> POHNUM POLLIN QTYINV
> 1 1 333
> 1 1 444
>
> The possible joins depending on this data look like this:
> No POHNUM POLLIN QTYREC QTYINV
> 1 1 1 111 333
> 2 1 1 111 444
> 3 1 1 222 333
> 4 1 1 222 444
>
>
> Which combination do you want ???
>
> Bye
> Thomas
>
>
> David Bleckler wrote:
>
> > I have 3 tables, POLMAS (purchase order line master), PRCMAS (po
> > receipts),
> > and INLMAS (po invoice lines).
> >
> > All 3 tables have the fields POHNUM (po header #), RELNUM (release #)
> > and
> > POLLIN (line #).
> >
> > There is a one-to-many relationship between POLMAS and PRCMAS and
> > between
> > POLMAS and INLMAS.
> > There is NO relationship between PRCMAS and INLMAS.
> >
> > I would like a query/report that returns the following:
> >
> > POHNUM, POLLIN, QTYREC, QTYINV
> >
> > where QTYREC is quantity received (from PRCMAS) and QTYINV is quantity
> >
> > invoiced (from INLMAS).
> >
> > My problem is that if I have an order line with two receipts and two
> > invoices, it returns four rows. I would like it to only return two.
> > Likewise, if I have a po line with three invoices and two receipts, it
> >
> > should return three rows with the QTYREC column empty.
> >
> > I believe I need to use (two) outer joins but I have been unsuccessful
> > so
> > far.
> > Creating views is an option also available.
> >
> > Any help/suggestions would be appreciated.
>
>
>
Received on Tue Apr 07 1998 - 00:00:00 CDT

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