Check Multiple Value Condition

Hi,
I am preparing a query to show the data which are not in table TECH_SOURCING_EMP_ACTUAL_HOURS, In this table there are unique combination ID'S
EMPLOYEE_ID AND PROJECT_ID
/* I need to check from the below query to see which are records which are in table TECH_SOURCING_EMP_ACTUAL_HOURS */
SELECT
TD.EMPLOYEE_ID,
PRJ.PROJECT_ID
FROM TECH_SOURCING_EMPLOYEE_DETAILS TD,
TECH_SOURCING_EMP_PROJECT PRJ AND
/* TD.EMPLOYEE_ID, PRJ.PROJECT_ID
NOT IN ( SELECT EMPLOYEE_ID,PROJECT_ID FROM TECH_SOURCING_EMP_ACTUAL_HOURS ) */
Is there any method to check two unique combinations. Please suggest
Thanks
Sudhir

Sudhir_Meru wrote:
Yes exactly the same way i want to achiveDoes the clause I posted not work? If not, please see the thread I linked to and post a concise example of what you need, including output, CREATE TABLE, and INSERT statements.

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>> I'm working on a stored procedure and having issues. <<
Yes; you have no idea how to write SQL, so you write COBOL or BASIC in SQL. Your code is not declarative, but classic procedural programming.
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We have created a manual item condition for pricing but we have a problem when we enter the rate for that in the pricing screen.
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ZA01 Discount for Rb    10.000 %
It looks like this condition has multiple entry capability. I'm not familiar with item condition configuration but is there any way to prevent redundant multiple item condition entries?
And also, from programming point of view, is it possible to delete manual item condition or combine it togther (10+10=20%)in XKOMV in one of the USEREXIT_XKOMV_... ?
Regards,

Hi,
I think this condition type has been activated as header condition as well as item condition, check in configurations...
Its not a better way to delete/combine the condition values technically. Check out the configurations.
Message was edited by: JITHENDRA CHADICHAL

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