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stagger43
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Posted - 2011-12-07 : 12:44:06
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| SELECT PMEQMT.EPLANT_IDInside the table PMEQMT.EPLANT_ID we have two EPLANTS_ID's 1 and 2All I need to do is to choose a certain Eplant_id 1 or 2 I tried SELECT PMEQMT.EPLANT_ID = '2' but my SQL checker gave me an error that didn’t help me. I am sure this is basic; I am new to SQL kinda sorta... Thx for any and help!!Mathew www.AutismMx.orgthe complete codeSELECT SUBSTR("PMEQMT"."EQNO",1,10) EQNO, "PMEQMT"."CLASS", ROUND("PMJOB"."TOTAL_UNITS",0) ACTUAL, SUBSTR("PMJOB"."UOM",1,8) UOM, SUBSTR("PMJOB"."ACT_EVERY",1,10) PLANNED, SUBSTR("PMTASKS"."DESCRIP",1,60) TASK_DESC, ROUND((("PMJOB"."TOTAL_UNITS"/"PMJOB"."ACT_EVERY")*100),0) PERCENTAGE, PMEQMT.EPLANT_IDFROM "IQMS"."PMEQMT" "PMEQMT", "IQMS"."PMJOB" "PMJOB", "IQMS"."PMTASKS" "PMTASKS"WHERE "PMEQMT"."ID" = "PMJOB"."PMEQMT_ID"(+) AND "PMJOB"."PMTASKS_ID" = "PMTASKS"."ID"(+) AND ("PMEQMT".PK_HIDE IS NULL OR "PMEQMT"."PK_HIDE" = 'N') AND ("PMEQMT"."CLASS" = 'MT' or "PMEQMT"."CLASS" = 'TL') AND ("PMJOB"."TOTAL_UNITS"/"PMJOB"."ACT_EVERY")>.9 and ("PMJOB"."TOTAL_UNITS"/"PMJOB"."ACT_EVERY")<1.ORDER BY PMEQMT.EQNO ASC, PMTASKS.DESCRIP ASC |
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visakh16
Very Important crosS Applying yaK Herder
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Posted - 2011-12-07 : 13:42:10
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| i dont think this is ms sql server. please post in relevant forums if its not t-sql codethis is ms sql forum and we provide mostly t-sql specific solution------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------SQL Server MVPhttp://visakhm.blogspot.com/ |
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stagger43
Starting Member
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Posted - 2011-12-07 : 13:45:25
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| Well I figured out that I cant make the choice in the SELECT part of the code. I am assuming my choice of a certain EPLANT would be in the WHERE part of the code. Am I getting closer??? |
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stagger43
Starting Member
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Posted - 2011-12-07 : 14:00:30
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Its a Oracle DB, any idea what SQL I am using?!?!?thx!quote: Originally posted by visakh16 i dont think this is ms sql server. please post in relevant forums if its not t-sql codethis is ms sql forum and we provide mostly t-sql specific solution------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------SQL Server MVPhttp://visakhm.blogspot.com/
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jimf
Master Smack Fu Yak Hacker
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Posted - 2011-12-07 : 14:27:13
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| Oracle uses PL/SQL. www.dbforums.com may be more helpful to you.JimEveryday I learn something that somebody else already knew |
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stagger43
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Posted - 2011-12-07 : 16:54:36
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| Thx Jim! I will head that way! |
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