That's a very good question that I'll have to bring back to the team as I don't think the decision to concatenate fields was thoroughly investigated. Thanks for the heads up.
We're using SQL Server 2008 R2. I inherited an automated process that sends data to a third-party outside vendor via an interface and the data is generated through a SQL query. I need to update the query and provide an unique identifier by concatenating three fields: id, package_size, and...
I have a report that I created in Crystal Reports 2008 which connects to a SQL database.
I am reporting on dollar amounts over a one-month time frame and a summary of the total is displayed by date.
I would like to display all 30 days in June, even if there is no raw data for the date. For...
I guess additional data examples would help explain why I can't just take a minimum as a client can have multiple orders:
Row C_ID Order_ID Ord_Write Prev_Ord_ID
001 0001 10847685 3/15/2013 NULL
002 0001 10847686 4/12/2013 10847685
003 0001 10847689 8/16/2013 10847686
004 0001 11981012...
That was my first thought but I don't see how I could get the minimum date for the group of records when there's nothing tying the first record that has the date that I want with the order ID of the last record except for the two records in between.
Row Order_ID Ord_Write Prev_Ord_ID
001...
I'm working in Crystal Reports 2008 and SQL Server 2008 R2. I need to find the original date an order was placed when the parent (original) record isn't carried throughout the updated records.
Order_ID Order_Written Prev_Ord_ID
10847685 3/15/2013 NULL
10847686 4/12/2013...
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