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Arun

Hi,
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TONY@DEV> SELECT X.AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE GRP_CODE,
2         M.AUXL_CODE,
3         D.ITEM_CODE,
4         SUM(DECODE(M.TMVS_OPERATION,6,D.MVTS_QUANTITY_R,11,-D.MVTS_QUANTITY_R)) QTY
5 FROM ISTD_STOCK_MOUVEMENTS_M M ,
6       ISTD_STOCK_MOUVEMENTS_D D,
7       IACD_AUXILIARIES X
8 WHERE M.TMVS_CODE = D.TMVS_CODE
9    AND M.CPNY_CODE = D.CPNY_CODE
10    AND M.BRCH_CODE = D.BRCH_CODE
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12    AND M.MVTS_DOC_NUM = D.MVTS_DOC_NUM
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15    AND X.AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE = 1
16    AND M.AUXL_TYPE = 1
17 GROUP BY X.AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE, M.AUXL_CODE, D.ITEM_CODE;
GRP_CODE AUXL_CODE ITEM_CODE                                         QTY
         1      33405 4030010                                           318
         1      33405 4030020                                            22
         1      33405 4030030                                            22
         1      33408 4030010                                            14
         1      33408 4030020                                             2
         1      33408 4030030                                             2
         1      33410 4030010                                           992
         1      33410 4030020                                            42
         1      33410 4030030                                            42
         1      33413 4030010                                           789
         1      33413 4030020                                            38
GRP_CODE AUXL_CODE ITEM_CODE                                         QTY
         1      33413 4030030                                            38
         1      33413 5010008                                             1
         1      33413 5010009                                             1
         1      33413 5010012                                             1
15 rows selected.
Elapsed: 00:00:00.00
TONY@DEV> SELECT X.AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE GRP_CODE,
2         X.AUXL_CODE,
3         SUM(NVL(A.AGAC_REV_AMT, 0)) AMT,
4         SUM(NVL(A.AGAC_AMT, 0)) PAID,
5         SUM(NVL(A.AGAC_REV_AMT, 0) - NVL(A.AGAC_AMT, 0)) DUE
6 FROM IACD_PAYM_AGING A,
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         1      33405    845.248      93.34    751.908
         1      33408     37.334      13.34     23.994
         1      33410   2655.328     394.68   2260.648
         1      33413   2103.855    293.302   1810.553
Elapsed: 00:00:00.00
TONY@DEV> SELECT X.AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE GRP_CODE,
2         M.AUXL_CODE,
3         D.ITEM_CODE,
4         SUM(DECODE(M.TMVS_OPERATION,6,D.MVTS_QUANTITY_R,11,-D.MVTS_QUANTITY_R)) QUANTITY,
5         NULL AMT,
6         NULL PAID,
7         NULL DUE
8 FROM ISTD_STOCK_MOUVEMENTS_M M ,
9       ISTD_STOCK_MOUVEMENTS_D D,
10       IACD_AUXILIARIES X
11 WHERE M.TMVS_CODE = D.TMVS_CODE
12    AND M.CPNY_CODE = D.CPNY_CODE
13    AND M.BRCH_CODE = D.BRCH_CODE
14    AND M.MVTS_YEAR = D.MVTS_YEAR
15    AND M.MVTS_DOC_NUM = D.MVTS_DOC_NUM
16    AND X.AUXL_TYPE = M.AUXL_TYPE
17    AND X.AUXL_CODE = M.AUXL_CODE
18    AND X.AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE = 1
19    AND M.AUXL_TYPE = 1
20 GROUP BY X.AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE, M.AUXL_CODE, D.ITEM_CODE
21 UNION
22 SELECT X.AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE GRP_CODE,
23         X.AUXL_CODE,
24         NULL ITEM_CODE,
25         NULL QUANTITY,
26         SUM(NVL(A.AGAC_REV_AMT, 0)) AMT,
27         SUM(NVL(A.AGAC_AMT, 0)) PAID,
28         SUM(NVL(A.AGAC_REV_AMT, 0) - NVL(A.AGAC_AMT, 0)) DUE
29 FROM IACD_PAYM_AGING A,
30       IACD_AUXILIARIES X
31 WHERE X.AUXL_TYPE = A.AUXL_TYPE
32    AND X.AUXL_CODE = A.AUXL_CODE
33    AND X.AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE = 1
34 GROUP BY X.AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE, X.AUXL_CODE;
GRP_CODE AUXL_CODE ITEM_CODE                                    QUANTITY        AMT       PAID     DUE
         1      33405 4030010                                           318
         1      33405 4030020                                            22
         1      33405 4030030                                            22
         1      33405                                                          845.248      93.34    751.908
         1      33408 4030010                                            14
         1      33408 4030020                                             2
         1      33408 4030030                                             2
         1      33408                                                           37.334      13.34     23.994
         1      33410 4030010                                           992
         1      33410 4030020                                            42
         1      33410 4030030                                            42
GRP_CODE AUXL_CODE ITEM_CODE                                    QUANTITY        AMT       PAID     DUE
         1      33410                                                         2655.328     394.68   2260.648
         1      33413 4030010                                           789
         1      33413 4030020                                            38
         1      33413 4030030                                            38
         1      33413 5010008                                             1
         1      33413 5010009                                             1
         1      33413 5010012                                             1
         1      33413                                                         2103.855    293.302   1810.553
19 rows selected.
Elapsed: 00:00:05.03
TONY@DEV>Here are samples from the joined query
TONY@DEV> ed
Wrote file afiedt.buf
1 SELECT X.AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE GRP_CODE,
2         M.AUXL_CODE,
3         D.ITEM_CODE,
4         SUM(DECODE(M.TMVS_OPERATION,6,D.MVTS_QUANTITY_R,11,-D.MVTS_QUANTITY_R)) QUANTITY,
5         SUM(NVL(A.AGAC_REV_AMT, 0)) AMT,
6         SUM(NVL(A.AGAC_AMT, 0)) PAID,
7         SUM(NVL(A.AGAC_REV_AMT, 0) - NVL(A.AGAC_AMT, 0)) DUE
8 FROM ISTD_STOCK_MOUVEMENTS_M M ,
9       ISTD_STOCK_MOUVEMENTS_D D,
10       IACD_AUXILIARIES X,
11       IACD_PAYM_AGING A
12 WHERE M.TMVS_CODE = D.TMVS_CODE
13    AND M.CPNY_CODE = D.CPNY_CODE
14    AND M.BRCH_CODE = D.BRCH_CODE
15    AND M.MVTS_YEAR = D.MVTS_YEAR
16    AND M.MVTS_DOC_NUM = D.MVTS_DOC_NUM
17    AND X.AUXL_TYPE = M.AUXL_TYPE
18    AND X.AUXL_CODE = M.AUXL_CODE
19    AND X.AUXL_TYPE = A.AUXL_TYPE
20    AND X.AUXL_CODE = A.AUXL_CODE
21    AND X.AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE = 1
22    AND M.AUXL_TYPE = 1
23* GROUP BY X.AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE, M.AUXL_CODE, D.ITEM_CODE
TONY@DEV> /
GRP_CODE AUXL_CODE ITEM_CODE                                    QUANTITY        AMT       PAID     DUE
         1      33405 4030010                                         10494 30428.928    3360.24 27068.688
         1      33405 4030020                                           726    845.248      93.34    751.908
         1      33405 4030030                                           726    845.248      93.34    751.908
         1      33408 4030010                                           140     373.34      133.4     239.94
         1      33408 4030020                                            20     37.334      13.34     23.994
         1      33408 4030030                                            20     37.334      13.34     23.994
         1      33410 4030010                                         56544 164630.336   24470.16 140160.176
         1      33410 4030020                                          2394 10621.312    1578.72   9042.592
         1      33410 4030030                                          2394   13276.64     1973.4   11303.24
         1      33413 4030010                                         56808 151477.56 21117.744 130359.816
         1      33413 4030020                                          2736 10519.275    1466.51   9052.765
GRP_CODE AUXL_CODE ITEM_CODE                                    QUANTITY        AMT       PAID     DUE
         1      33413 4030030                                          2736 10519.275    1466.51   9052.765
         1      33413 5010008                                            72   2103.855    293.302   1810.553
         1      33413 5010009                                            72   2103.855    293.302   1810.553
         1      33413 5010012                                            72   2103.855    293.302   1810.553
15 rows selected.
Elapsed: 00:00:03.09
TONY@DEV> ED
Wrote file afiedt.buf
1 SELECT X.AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE GRP_CODE,
2         M.AUXL_CODE,
3         D.ITEM_CODE,
4         SUM(DECODE(M.TMVS_OPERATION,6,D.MVTS_QUANTITY_R,11,-D.MVTS_QUANTITY_R)) QUANTITY,
5         SUM(NVL(A.AGAC_REV_AMT, 0)) AMT,
6         SUM(NVL(A.AGAC_AMT, 0)) PAID,
7         SUM(NVL(A.AGAC_REV_AMT, 0) - NVL(A.AGAC_AMT, 0)) DUE
8 FROM ISTD_STOCK_MOUVEMENTS_M M ,
9       ISTD_STOCK_MOUVEMENTS_D D,
10       IACD_AUXILIARIES X,
11       IACD_PAYM_AGING A
12 WHERE M.TMVS_CODE = D.TMVS_CODE
13    AND M.CPNY_CODE = D.CPNY_CODE
14    AND M.BRCH_CODE = D.BRCH_CODE
15    AND M.MVTS_YEAR = D.MVTS_YEAR
16    AND M.MVTS_DOC_NUM = D.MVTS_DOC_NUM
17    AND X.AUXL_TYPE = M.AUXL_TYPE
18    AND X.AUXL_CODE = M.AUXL_CODE
19    AND X.AUXL_TYPE = A.AUXL_TYPE
20    AND X.AUXL_CODE = A.AUXL_CODE
21    AND A.AUXL_CODE = M.AUXL_CODE
22    AND A.AUXL_TYPE = M.AUXL_TYPE
23    AND X.AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE = 1
24    AND M.AUXL_TYPE = 1
25* GROUP BY X.AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE, M.AUXL_CODE, D.ITEM_CODE
TONY@DEV> /
GRP_CODE AUXL_CODE ITEM_CODE                                    QUANTITY        AMT       PAID     DUE
         1      33405 4030010                                         10494 30428.928    3360.24 27068.688
         1      33405 4030020                                           726    845.248      93.34    751.908
         1      33405 4030030                                           726    845.248      93.34    751.908
         1      33408 4030010                                           140     373.34      133.4     239.94
         1      33408 4030020                                            20     37.334      13.34     23.994
         1      33408 4030030                                            20     37.334      13.34     23.994
         1      33410 4030010                                         56544 164630.336   24470.16 140160.176
         1      33410 4030020                                          2394 10621.312    1578.72   9042.592
         1      33410 4030030                                          2394   13276.64     1973.4   11303.24
         1      33413 4030010                                         56808 151477.56 21117.744 130359.816
         1      33413 4030020                                          2736 10519.275    1466.51   9052.765
GRP_CODE AUXL_CODE ITEM_CODE                                    QUANTITY        AMT       PAID     DUE
         1      33413 4030030                                          2736 10519.275    1466.51   9052.765
         1      33413 5010008                                            72   2103.855    293.302   1810.553
         1      33413 5010009                                            72   2103.855    293.302   1810.553
         1      33413 5010012                                            72   2103.855    293.302   1810.553
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Elapsed: 00:00:00.02
TONY@DEV>
Note: If I join the A table with D table the query's returning no rows
Any suggestions are apreciated
Tony S. Garabedian

Hi Laurent,
I've got the same results as the joined tables without UNION.
The AUXL_CODE column is detail in the D table and master in M table the query is counting the detail records over and over when joined with table A where the function SUM is executed against columns in this table even with grouping sets
Am I correct??
I'm sure there is (must be) another way other than UNION and all the lengthy query but I just can't figure it out.
samples
1 SELECT X.AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE,
2         X.AUXL_CODE,
3         D.ITEM_CODE,
4         DECODE(GROUPING(X.AUXL_CODE), 1, SUM(DECODE(M.TMVS_OPERATION,6,D.MVTS_QUANTITY_R,11,-D.MVTS_QUANTITY_R))) QTY,
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6         SUM(NVL(A.AGAC_REV_AMT, 0) - NVL(A.AGAC_AMT, 0)) DUE
7 FROM ISTD_STOCK_MOUVEMENTS_M M ,
8       ISTD_STOCK_MOUVEMENTS_D D,
9       IACD_AUXILIARIES X,
10       IACD_PAYM_AGING A
11 WHERE M.TMVS_CODE = D.TMVS_CODE
12    AND M.CPNY_CODE = D.CPNY_CODE
13    AND M.BRCH_CODE = D.BRCH_CODE
14    AND M.MVTS_YEAR = D.MVTS_YEAR
15    AND M.MVTS_DOC_NUM = D.MVTS_DOC_NUM
16    AND X.AUXL_TYPE = M.AUXL_TYPE
17    AND X.AUXL_CODE = M.AUXL_CODE
18    AND X.AUXL_TYPE = A.AUXL_TYPE
19    AND X.AUXL_CODE = A.AUXL_CODE
20    AND A.AUXL_CODE = M.AUXL_CODE
21    AND A.AUXL_TYPE = M.AUXL_TYPE
22    AND X.AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE = 1
23    AND M.AUXL_TYPE = 1
24* GROUP BY GROUPING SETS((X.AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE), (X.AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE, X.AUXL_CODE), (X.AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE, X.AUXL_CODE, D.ITEM_CODE))
TONY@RIM> /
AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE AUXL_CODE ITEM_CODE                                         QTY        AMT       PAID        DUE
                1      33405 4030010                                                32162.102    3453.58 28708.522
                1      33405 4030020                                                  869.246      93.34    775.906
                1      33405 4030030                                                  869.246      93.34    775.906
                1      33405                                                        33900.594    3640.26 30260.334
                1      33408 4030010                                                   373.34      133.4     239.94
                1      33408 4030020                                                   37.334      13.34     23.994
                1      33408 4030030                                                   37.334      13.34     23.994
                1      33408                                                          448.008     160.08    287.928
                1      33410 4030010                                               171351.747   24864.84 146486.907
                1      33410 4030020                                                10879.476    1578.72   9300.756
                1      33410 4030030                                                13599.345     1973.4 11625.945
AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE AUXL_CODE ITEM_CODE                                         QTY        AMT       PAID        DUE
                1      33410                                                       195830.568   28416.96 167413.608
                1      33413 4030010                                               157668.977 21411.046 136257.931
                1      33413 4030020                                                10799.245    1466.51   9332.735
                1      33413 4030030                                                10799.245    1466.51   9332.735
                1      33413 5010008                                                 2159.849    293.302   1866.547
                1      33413 5010009                                                 2159.849    293.302   1866.547
                1      33413 5010012                                                 2159.849    293.302   1866.547
                1      33413                                                       185747.014 25223.972 160523.042
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2         M.AUXL_CODE,
3         D.ITEM_CODE,
4         SUM(DECODE(M.TMVS_OPERATION,6,D.MVTS_QUANTITY_R,11,-D.MVTS_QUANTITY_R)) QUANTITY,
5         SUM(NVL(A.AGAC_REV_AMT, 0)) AMT,
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13    AND M.CPNY_CODE = D.CPNY_CODE
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15    AND M.MVTS_YEAR = D.MVTS_YEAR
16    AND M.MVTS_DOC_NUM = D.MVTS_DOC_NUM
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21    AND A.AUXL_CODE = M.AUXL_CODE
22    AND A.AUXL_TYPE = M.AUXL_TYPE
23    AND X.AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE = 1
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         1      33405 4030010                                         11118 32162.102    3453.58 28708.522
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         1      33408 4030020                                            20     37.334      13.34     23.994
         1      33408 4030030                                            20     37.334      13.34     23.994
         1      33410 4030010                                         58812 171351.747   24864.84 146486.907
         1      33410 4030020                                          2436 10879.476    1578.72   9300.756
         1      33410 4030030                                          2436 13599.345     1973.4 11625.945
         1      33413 4030010                                         59130 157668.977 21411.046 136257.931
         1      33413 4030020                                          2774 10799.245    1466.51   9332.735
GRP_CODE AUXL_CODE ITEM_CODE                                    QUANTITY        AMT       PAID     DUE
         1      33413 4030030                                          2774 10799.245    1466.51   9332.735
         1      33413 5010008                                            73   2159.849    293.302   1866.547
         1      33413 5010009                                            73   2159.849    293.302   1866.547
         1      33413 5010012                                            73   2159.849    293.302   1866.547
15 rows selected.
TONY@RIM>This is with UNION and these are the correct results
TONY@RIM> ed
Wrote file afiedt.buf
1 SELECT X.AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE GRP_CODE,
2         M.AUXL_CODE,
3         D.ITEM_CODE,
4         SUM(DECODE(M.TMVS_OPERATION,6,D.MVTS_QUANTITY_R,11,-D.MVTS_QUANTITY_R)) QUANTITY,
5         NULL AMT,
6         NULL PAID,
7         NULL DUE
8 FROM ISTD_STOCK_MOUVEMENTS_M M ,
9       ISTD_STOCK_MOUVEMENTS_D D,
10       IACD_AUXILIARIES X
11 WHERE M.TMVS_CODE = D.TMVS_CODE
12    AND M.CPNY_CODE = D.CPNY_CODE
13    AND M.BRCH_CODE = D.BRCH_CODE
14    AND M.MVTS_YEAR = D.MVTS_YEAR
15    AND M.MVTS_DOC_NUM = D.MVTS_DOC_NUM
16    AND X.AUXL_TYPE = M.AUXL_TYPE
17    AND X.AUXL_CODE = M.AUXL_CODE
18    AND X.AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE = 1
19    AND M.AUXL_TYPE = 1
20 GROUP BY X.AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE, M.AUXL_CODE, D.ITEM_CODE
21 UNION
22 SELECT X.AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE GRP_CODE,
23         X.AUXL_CODE,
24         NULL ITEM_CODE,
25         NULL QUANTITY,
26         ROUND(SUM(NVL(A.AGAC_REV_AMT, 0)), 2) AMT,
27         ROUND(SUM(NVL(A.AGAC_AMT, 0)), 2) PAID,
28         ROUND(SUM(NVL(A.AGAC_REV_AMT, 0) - NVL(A.AGAC_AMT, 0)), 2) DUE
29 FROM IACD_PAYM_AGING A,
30       IACD_AUXILIARIES X
31 WHERE X.AUXL_TYPE = A.AUXL_TYPE
32    AND X.AUXL_CODE = A.AUXL_CODE
33    AND X.AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE = 1
34* GROUP BY X.AUXL_RPRSNT_TITLE, X.AUXL_CODE
TONY@RIM> /
GRP_CODE AUXL_CODE ITEM_CODE                                    QUANTITY        AMT       PAID     DUE
         1      33405 4030010                                           327
         1      33405 4030020                                            22
         1      33405 4030030                                            22
         1      33405                                                           869.25      93.34     775.91
         1      33408 4030010                                            14
         1      33408 4030020                                             2
         1      33408 4030030                                             2
         1      33408                                                            37.33      13.34      23.99
         1      33410 4030010                                          1014
         1      33410 4030020                                            42
         1      33410 4030030                                            42
GRP_CODE AUXL_CODE ITEM_CODE                                    QUANTITY        AMT       PAID     DUE
         1      33410                                                          2719.87     394.68    2325.19
         1      33413 4030010                                           810
         1      33413 4030020                                            38
         1      33413 4030030                                            38
         1      33413 5010008                                             1
         1      33413 5010009                                             1
         1      33413 5010012                                             1
         1      33413                                                          2159.85      293.3    1866.55
19 rows selected.
TONY@RIM>Thanks again,
Tony
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The reason I'm concerned about rolling back the version is that I have reached the limits of my 1T external drive and need more capacity. My original thought was to just get a new mini with a bigger external drive. I've begun having "hiccups" with the existing media drive (it's read a lot of CD's over the years). Now, neither the mini nor the Mac come with drives, and even the diehard Apple people who buy their usb external drive through Apple give it only a 3 star rating. So, whatever way I go, changes and $$ are at hand. My understanding is, if I get a new machine with Mountain Lion (or Constipated Goat, or whatever the latest aninal is -- OS X 10.8) iTUnes 11 is integrated and basically can't be removed. Also, I've synced my iPod classic (which they seem to be ready to drop any day -- no updated models in a couple of product cycles) with iTunes 11 and from what I've been reading, even though there are methods for rolling back the program, it is much harder to get the devices to roll back, and that seems to be the point where people are losing access to their material.
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