Footnotes in tables! Please!

Can the coding/engineering geniuses at Adobe please find a way to enable footnotes in tables? Contrary to popular belief, there are still people using footnotes...

Yes, I would appreciate it too.
Tonea
Alpha Plus Learning Systems
For example, an English lesson has body text, then displays two quotations side-by-side for comparison, then continues the body text. As the body text is changed, the side-by-side comparison needs to move. The side by side quotations need individual footnotes appearing below them, not at the bottom of the page. Work-arounds are done, but footnotes in tables in much better.

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Importing footnotes in tables from a Word document

Hi everybody,
I am new here. Hoping to find an answer for a problem i am dealing with. It's about footnotes in tables from an imported Word document. I noticed there are several discussion about this topic, but couldn't find a satisfying answer. So...
Like a said i am importing a Word document in InDesign. This document is containing footnotes in text and in tables. In the Word document the numbering for the footnotes is for example, number 1-9 in text and 10 in table, 11-15 again in text and 16 in table. In others words, the footnotes both from text and tables are one serie of numbers. When i import this Word text in InDesign the numbering is changing. The numbering of the footnotes in tables starts with number 1. So in InDesign i have two separated series of footnotes. Each starting from number 1. And that 's a problem. I want them to apair as one serie of numbers, including the footnotes in tables. Is there a solution for this problem?
An other minor problem is that the footnotes in the tables appear at the end of the document and not as footnotes. Like I said before two separated series.
At the end i want to change, in the InDesign document, all the footnotes into endnotes. I know how to do that.
Is there a solution? Maybe changing something in Word? (I tried saving as RTF tekst, changing footnotes into endnotes in Word but it didn't help). Can GREP being of any use?
I hope you can be of any help. Already thanks.

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Footnotes in Tables?!

I am an academic and need to use footnotes not only in the body of my documents, but also in tables. I just started using iWork to avoid Office, but I cannot seem to be able to insert footnotes into tables in Pages. Is it really not possible? Say it isn't so, and I have to go back to MS Word.

As a matter of style only, I always use 'fake' footnotes in tables, even in Word, by using superscript text for the marker and putting the footnote at the bottom of the table. I also use letters for table footnotes. This distinguishes them from footnotes in the body and makes the table self-contained.
Just a thought.
Terry

I am using pages '09. I have been trying to put together a report and I am using tables to help keep my data in line. My data is free text and would like to footnote certain data as to it origin, but footnoting is grey-out. How can I footnote on table mod

I am using pages '09. I have been trying to put together a report and I am using tables to help keep my data in line. My data is free text and would like to footnote certain data as to it origin, but footnoting is grey-out. How can I footnote in table mode inpages '09?

Footnotes can only be inserted in the main text area between the margins on a Word Processing document.
Peter

How to put footnotes in tables?

Hi,
I noticed I can't put footnotes in table cells. Is there a workaround?
Thanks!

Take a look at this: http://blogs.adobe.com/indesigndocs/2009/03/endnotes_in_indesign_cs4.html
Peter

Best practice for migrating data tables- please comment.

I have 5 new tables seeded with data that need to be promoted from a development to a production environment.
Instead of the DBAs just using a tool to migrate the data they are insistent that I save and provide scripts for every single commit, in proper order, necessary to both build the table and insert the data from ground zero.
I am very unaccustomed to this kind of environment and it seems much riskier for me to try and rebuild the objects from scratch when I already have a perfect, tested, ready model.
They also require extensive documentation where every step is recorded in a document and use that for the deployment.
I believe their rationale is they don't want to rely on backups but instead want to rely on a document that specifies each step to recreate.
Please comment on your view of this practice. Thanks!

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Please comment on your view of this practice. Thanks!
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Sounds like the DBAs are using best practices to get the job done. Congratulations to them!
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I have 5 new tables seeded with data that need to be promoted from a development to a production environment.
Instead of the DBAs just using a tool to migrate the data they are insistent that I save and provide scripts for every single commit, in proper order, necessary to both build the table and insert the data from ground zero.
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The process you describe is what I would expect, and require, in any well-run environment.
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I am very unaccustomed to this kind of environment and it seems much riskier for me to try and rebuild the objects from scratch when I already have a perfect, tested, ready model.
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Nobody cares if if is riskier for you. The production environment is sacred. Any and all risk to it must be reduced to a minimum at all cost. In my opinion a DBA should NEVER move ANYTHING from a development environment directly to a production environment. NEVER.
Development environments are sandboxes. They are often not backed up. You or anyone else could easily modify tables or data with no controls in place. Anything done in a DEV environment is assumed to be incomplete, unsecure, disposable and unvetted.
If you are doing development and don't have scripts to rebuild your objects from scratch then you are doing it wrong. You should ALWAYS have your own backup copies of DDL in case anything happens (and it does) to the development environment. By 'have your own' I mean there should be copies in a version control system or central repository where your teammates can get their hands on them if you are not available.
As for data - I agree with what others have said. Further - ALL data in a dev environment is assumed to be dev data and not production data. In all environments I have worked in ALL production data must be validated and approved by the business. That means every piece of data in lookup tables, fact tables, dimension tables, etc. Only computed data, such as might be in a data warehouse system generated by an ETL process might be exempt; but the process that creates that data is not exempt - that process and ultimately the data - must be signed off on by the business.
And the business generally has no access to, or control of, a development environment. That means using a TEST or QA environment for the business users to test and validate.
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They also require extensive documentation where every step is recorded in a document and use that for the deployment.
I believe their rationale is they don't want to rely on backups but instead want to rely on a document that specifies each step to recreate.
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Absolutely! That's how professional deployments are performed. Deployment documents are prepared and submitted for sign off by each of the affected groups. Those groups can include security, dba, business user, IT and even legal. The deployment documents always include recovery steps so that is something goes wrong or the deployment can't procede there is a documented procedure of how to restore the system to a valid working state.
The deployments themselves that I participate in have representatives from the each of those groups in the room or on a conference call as each step of the deployment is performed. Your 5 tables may be used by stored procedures, views or other code that has to be deployed as part of the same process. Each step of the deployment has to be performed in the correct order. If something goes wrong the responsible party is responsible for assisting in the retry or recovery of their component.
It is absolutely vital to have a known, secure, repeatable process for deployments. There are no shortcuts. I agree, for a simple 5 new table and small amount of data scenario it may seem like overkill.
But, despite what you say it simply cannot be that easy for one simple reason. Adding 5 tables with data to a production system has no business impact or utility at all unless there is some code, process or application somewhere that accesses those tables and data. Your post didn't mention the part about what changes are being made to actually USE what you are adding.

When inserting 2 column details in a single table using Stored Procedure.Only 2 Column details getting inserted.1column details are not getting into the table.Please see the below script and help me to change.

Line 390 Under the (Insert into SALES_TRADEIN Table)
I need to insert (TradeIn_1_VIN) Values If there is no values in (TradeIn_1_VIN) then i have to insert (TradeIn_2_VIN) values to the (SALES_TRADEIN) Table.
After i run then below script only (TradeIn_2_VIN) values are get inserted in the table. (TradeIn_1_VIN) are not getting loaded in to the table.
I think there is the problem from Line No (404 to 414) Please help me change those particular lines to insert (TradeIn_1_VIN) Values also.If there is no details then (TradeIn_2_VIN) need to be inserted.
-- =============================================
-- Stored Procedure for Flatfile_Sales
-- =============================================
USE [IconicMarketing]
---==========Sales_Cursor
--USE [IconicMarketing]
--GO
DECLARE
@FileType
varchar(50),
@ACDealerID
varchar(50),
@ClientDealerID
varchar(50),
@DMSType
varchar(50),
@DealNumber
varchar(50),
@CustomerNumber
varchar(50),
@CustomerName
varchar(50),
@CustomerFirstName
varchar(50),
@CustomerLastName
varchar(50),
@CustomerAddress
varchar(50),
@CustomerCity
varchar(50),
@CustomerState
varchar(50),
@CustomerZip
varchar(50),
@CustomerCounty
varchar(50),
@CustomerHomePhone
varchar(50),
@CustomerWorkPhone
varchar(50),
@CustomerCellPhone
varchar(50),
@CustomerPagerPhone
varchar(50),
@CustomerEmail
varchar(50),
@CustomerBirthDate
varchar(50),
@MailBlock
varchar(50),
@CoBuyerName
varchar(50),
@CoBuyerFirstName
varchar(50),
@CoBuyerLastName
varchar(50),
@CoBuyerAddress
varchar(50),
@CoBuyerCity
varchar(50),
@CoBuyerState
varchar(50),
@CoBuyerZip
varchar(50),
@CoBuyerCounty
varchar(50),
@CoBuyerHomePhone
varchar(50),
@CoBuyerWorkPhone
varchar(50),
@CoBuyerBirthDate
varchar(50),
@Salesman_1_Number
varchar(50),
@Salesman_1_Name
varchar(50),
@Salesman_2_Number
varchar(50),
@Salesman_2_Name
varchar(50),
@ClosingManagerName
varchar(50),
@ClosingManagerNumber
varchar(50),
@F_AND_I_ManagerNumber
varchar(50),
@F_AND_I_ManagerName
varchar(50),
@SalesManagerNumber
varchar(50),
@SalesManagerName
varchar(50),
@EntryDate
varchar(50),
@DealBookDate
varchar(50),
@VehicleYear
varchar(50),
@VehicleMake
varchar(50),
@VehicleModel
varchar(50),
@VehicleStockNumber
varchar(50),
@VehicleVIN
varchar(50),
@VehicleExteriorColor
varchar(50),
@VehicleInteriorColor
varchar(50),
@VehicleMileage
varchar(50),
@VehicleType
varchar(50),
@InServiceDate
varchar(50),
@HoldBackAmount
varchar(50),
@DealType
varchar(50),
@SaleType
varchar(50),
@BankCode
varchar(50),
@BankName
varchar(50),
@SalesmanCommission
varchar(50),
@GrossProfitSale
varchar(50),
@FinanceReserve
varchar(50),
@CreditLifePremium
varchar(50),
@CreditLifeCommision
varchar(50),
@TotalInsuranceReserve
varchar(50),
@BalloonAmount
varchar(50),
@CashPrice
varchar(50),
@AmountFinanced
varchar(50),
@TotalOfPayments
varchar(50),
@MSRP varchar(50),
@DownPayment
varchar(50),
@SecurityDesposit
varchar(50),
@Rebate
varchar(50),
@Term varchar(50),
@RetailPayment
varchar(50),
@PaymentType
varchar(50),
@RetailFirstPayDate
varchar(50),
@LeaseFirstPayDate
varchar(50),
@DayToFirstPayment
varchar(50),
@LeaseAnnualMiles
varchar(50),
@MileageRate
varchar(50),
@APRRate
varchar(50),
@ResidualAmount
varchar(50),
@LicenseFee
varchar(50),
@RegistrationFee
varchar(50),
@TotalTax
varchar(50),
@ExtendedWarrantyName
varchar(50),
@ExtendedWarrantyTerm
varchar(50),
@ExtendedWarrantyLimitMiles
varchar(50),
@ExtendedWarrantyDollar
varchar(50),
@ExtendedWarrantyProfit
varchar(50),
@FrontGross
varchar(50),
@BackGross
varchar(50),
@TradeIn_1_VIN
varchar(50),
@TradeIn_2_VIN
varchar(50),
@TradeIn_1_Make
varchar(50),
@TradeIn_2_Make
varchar(50),
@TradeIn_1_Model
varchar(50),
@TradeIn_2_Model
varchar(50),
@TradeIn_1_ExteriorColor
varchar(50),
@TradeIn_2_ExteriorColor
varchar(50),
@TradeIn_1_Year
varchar(50),
@TradeIn_2_Year
varchar(50),
@TradeIn_1_Mileage
varchar(50),
@TradeIn_2_Mileage
varchar(50),
@TradeIn_1_Gross
varchar(50),
@TradeIn_2_Gross
varchar(50),
@TradeIn_1_Payoff
varchar(50),
@TradeIn_2_Payoff
varchar(50),
@TradeIn_1_ACV
varchar(50),
@TradeIn_2_ACV
varchar(50),
@Fee_1_Name
varchar(50),
@Fee_1_Fee
varchar(50),
@Fee_1_Commission
varchar(50),
@Fee_2_Name
varchar(50),
@Fee_2_Fee
varchar(50),
@Fee_2_Commission
varchar(50),
@Fee_3_Name
varchar(50),
@Fee_3_Fee
varchar(50),
@Fee_3_Commission
varchar(50),
@Fee_4_Name
varchar(50),
@Fee_4_Fee
varchar(50),
@Fee_4_Commission
varchar(50),
@Fee_5_Name
varchar(50),
@Fee_5_Fee
varchar(50),
@Fee_5_Commission
varchar(50),
@Fee_6_Name
varchar(50),
@Fee_6_Fee
varchar(50),
@Fee_6_Commission
varchar(50),
@Fee_7_Name
varchar(50),
@Fee_7_Fee
varchar(50),
@Fee_7_Commission
varchar(50),
@Fee_8_Name
varchar(50),
@Fee_8_Fee
varchar(50),
@Fee_8_Commission
varchar(50),
@Fee_9_Name
varchar(50),
@Fee_9_Fee
varchar(50),
@Fee_9_Commission
varchar(50),
@Fee_10_Name
varchar(50),
@Fee_10_Fee
varchar(50),
@Fee_10_Commission
varchar(50),
@ContractDate
varchar(50),
@InsuranceName
varchar(50),
@InsuranceAgentName
varchar(50),
@InsuranceAddress
varchar(50),
@InsuranceCity
varchar(50),
@InsuranceState
varchar(50),
@InsuranceZip
varchar(50),
@InsurancePhone
varchar(50),
@InsurancePolicyNumber
varchar(50),
@InsuranceEffectiveDate
varchar(50),
@InsuranceExpirationDate
varchar(50),
@InsuranceCompensationDeduction
varchar(50),
@TradeIn_1_InteriorColor
varchar(50),
@TradeIn_2_InteriorColor
varchar(50),
@PhoneBlock
varchar(50),
@LicensePlateNumber
varchar(50),
@Cost varchar(50),
@InvoiceAmount
varchar(50),
@FinanceCharge
varchar(50),
@TotalPickupPayment
varchar(50),
@TotalAccessories
varchar(50),
@TotalDriveOffAmount
varchar(50),
@EmailBlock
varchar(50),
@ModelDescriptionOfCarSold
varchar(50),
@VehicleClassification
varchar(50),
@ModelNumberOfCarSold
varchar(50),
@GAPPremium
varchar(50),
@LastInstallmentDate
varchar(50),
@CashDeposit
varchar(50),
@AHPremium
varchar(50),
@LeaseRate
varchar(50),
@DealerSelect
varchar(50),
@LeasePayment
varchar(50),
@LeaseNetCapCost
varchar(50),
@LeaseTotalCapReduction
varchar(50),
@DealStatus
varchar(50),
@CustomerSuffix
varchar(50),
@CustomerSalutation
varchar(50),
@CustomerAddress2
varchar(50),
@CustomerMiddleName
varchar(50),
@GlobalOptOut
varchar(50),
@LeaseTerm
varchar(50),
@ExtendedWarrantyFlag
varchar(50),
@Salesman_3_Number
varchar(50),
@Salesman_3_Name
varchar(50),
@Salesman_4_Number
varchar(50),
@Salesman_4_Name
varchar(50),
@Salesman_5_Number
varchar(50),
@Salesman_5_Name
varchar(50),
@Salesman_6_Number
varchar(50),
@Salesman_6_Name
varchar(50),
@APRRate2
varchar(50),
@APRRate3
varchar(50),
@APRRate4
varchar(50),
@Term2
varchar(50),
@SecurityDeposit2
varchar(50),
@DownPayment2
varchar(50),
@TotalOfPayments2
varchar(50),
@BasePayment
varchar(50),
@JournalSaleAmount
varchar(50),
@IndividualBusinessFlag
varchar(50),
@InventoryDate
varchar(50),
@StatusDate
varchar(50),
@ListPrice
varchar(50),
@NetTradeAmount
varchar(50),
@TrimLevel
varchar(50),
@SubTrimLevel
varchar(50),
@BodyDescription
varchar(50),
@BodyDoorCount
varchar(50),
@TransmissionDesc
varchar(50),
@EngineDesc
varchar(50),
@TypeCode
varchar(50),
@SLCT2
varchar(50),
@DealDateOffset
varchar(50),
@AccountingDate
varchar(50),
@CoBuyerCustNum
varchar(50),
@CoBuyerCell
varchar(50),
@CoBuyerEmail
varchar(50),
@CoBuyerSalutation
varchar(50),
@CoBuyerPhoneBlock
varchar(50),
@CoBuyerMailBlock
varchar(50),
@CoBuyerEmailBlock
varchar(50),
@RealBookDate
varchar(50),
@CoBuyerMiddleName
varchar(50),
@CoBuyerCountry
varchar(50),
@CoBuyerAddress2
varchar(50),
@CoBuyerOptOut
varchar(50),
@CoBuyerOccupation
varchar(50),
@CoBuyerEmployer
varchar(50),
@Country
varchar(50),
@Occupation
varchar(50),
@Employer
varchar(50),
@Salesman2Commission
varchar(50),
@BankAddress
varchar(50),
@BankCity
varchar(50),
@BankState
varchar(50),
@BankZip
varchar(50),
@LeaseEstimatedMiles
varchar(50),
@AFTReserve
varchar(50),
@CreditLifePrem
varchar(50),
@CreditLifeRes
varchar(50),
@AHRes
varchar(50),
@Language
varchar(50),
@BuyRate
varchar(50),
@DMVAmount
varchar(50),
@Weight
varchar(50),
@StateDMVTotFee
varchar(50),
@ROSNumber
varchar(50),
@Incentives
varchar(50),
@CASS_STD_LINE1
varchar(50),
@CASS_STD_LINE2
varchar(50),
@CASS_STD_CITY
varchar(50),
@CASS_STD_STATE
varchar(50),
@CASS_STD_ZIP
varchar(50),
@CASS_STD_ZIP4
varchar(50),
@CASS_STD_DPBC
varchar(50),
@CASS_STD_CHKDGT
varchar(50),
@CASS_STD_CART
varchar(50),
@CASS_STD_LOT
varchar(50),
@CASS_STD_LOTORD
varchar(50),
@CASS_STD_URB
varchar(50),
@CASS_STD_FIPS
varchar(50),
@CASS_STD_EWS
varchar(50),
@CASS_STD_LACS
varchar(50),
@CASS_STD_ZIPMOV
varchar(50),
@CASS_STD_Z4LOM
varchar(50),
@CASS_STD_NDIAPT
varchar(50),
@CASS_STD_NDIRR
varchar(50),
@CASS_STD_LACSRT
varchar(50),
@CASS_STD_ERROR_CD
varchar(50),
@NCOA_AC_ID
varchar(50),
@NCOA_COA_ADDSRC
varchar(50),
@NCOA_COA_MATCH
varchar(50),
@NCOA_COA_MOVTYP
varchar(50),
@NCOA_COA_DATE
varchar(50),
@NCOA_COA_DELCD
varchar(50),
@NCOA_COA_RTYPE
varchar(50),
@NCOA_COA_RTNCD
varchar(50),
@NCOA_COA_LINE1
varchar(50),
@NCOA_COA_LINE2
varchar(50),
@NCOA_COA_CITY
varchar(50),
@NCOA_COA_STATE
varchar(50),
@NCOA_COA_ZIP
varchar(50),
@NCOA_COA_ZIP4
varchar(50),
@NCOA_COA_DPBC
varchar(50),
@NCOA_COA_CHKDGT
varchar(50),
@NCOA_COA_CART
varchar(50),
@NCOA_COA_LOT
varchar(50),
@NCOA_COA_LOTORD
varchar(50),
@NCOA_COA_URB
varchar(50),
@NCOA_COA_Z4LOM
varchar(50),
@NCOA_COA_ACTION
varchar(50),
@NCOA_COA_QNAME
varchar(50),
@NCOA_DPV_AA
varchar(50),
@NCOA_DPV_A1
varchar(50),
@NCOA_DPV_BB
varchar(50),
@NCOA_DPV_CC
varchar(50),
@NCOA_DPV_M1
varchar(50),
@NCOA_DPV_M3
varchar(50),
@NCOA_DPV_N1
varchar(50),
@NCOA_DPV_P1
varchar(50),
@NCOA_DPV_P3
varchar(50),
@NCOA_DPV_RR
varchar(50),
@NCOA_DPV_R1
varchar(50),
@NCOA_DPV_STATUS
varchar(50),
@NCOA_DPV_F1
varchar(50),
@NCOA_DPV_G1
varchar(50),
@NCOA_DPV_U1
varchar(50),
@myerror
varchar(500),
@SalesID
int,
@errornumber int,
@errorseverity varchar(500),
@errorstate int,
@errorprocedure varchar(500),
@errorline varchar(50),
@errormessage varchar(1000);
DECLARE Sales_Cursor CURSOR FOR
SELECT * from FLATFILE_SALES;
OPEN Sales_Cursor;
:r C:\Clients\BlackBook\BlackBookMarketing\Bharath\LOG_SALES_INSERT.sql
WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
PRINT @VehicleVIN ;
--===============================================================================
-- ****************** insert into Sales Table ***********
BEGIN TRY
INSERT INTO Sales
IconicDealerID,
DealNumber,
CustomerNumber,
DMSType,
ContractDate
VALUES (@ClientDealerID,@DealNumber,@CustomerNumber,@DMSType,@ContractDate);
END TRY
BEGIN CATCH
SELECT
@errornumber = ERROR_NUMBER()
,@errorseverity = ERROR_SEVERITY()
,@errorstate = ERROR_STATE()
,@errorprocedure = ERROR_PROCEDURE()
,@errorline = ERROR_LINE()
,@errormessage = ERROR_MESSAGE();
:r C:\Clients\BlackBook\BlackBookMarketing\Bharath\LOG_SALES_INSERT.sql
@errornumber ,
@errorseverity ,
@errorstate,
@errorprocedure,
@errorline,
@errormessage);
END CATCH
PRINT @errornumber;
PRINT @errorseverity;
PRINT @errorprocedure;
PRINT @errorline;
PRINT @errormessage;
PRINT @errorstate;
set @myerror = @@ERROR;
-- This PRINT statement prints 'Error = 0' because
-- @@ERROR is reset in the IF statement above.
PRINT N'Error = ' + @myerror;
set @SalesID = scope_identity();
PRINT @SalesID;
--================================================================================
--Insert into SALES_TRADEIN Table
BEGIN TRY
INSERT INTO SALES_TRADEIN
SalesID,
TradeIn_VIN,
TradeIn_Make,
TradeIn_Model,
TradeIn_ExteriorColor,
TradeIn_Year,
TradeIn_Mileage,
TradeIn_Gross,
TradeIn_Payoff,
TradeIn_ACV,
TradeIn_InteriorColor
VALUES
@SalesID,
case when @TradeIn_1_VIN is not null then @TradeIn_2_VIN end,
case when @TradeIn_1_Make is not null then @TradeIn_2_Make end,
case when @TradeIn_1_Model is not null then @TradeIn_2_Model end,
case when @TradeIn_1_ExteriorColor is not null then @TradeIn_2_ExteriorColor end,
case when @TradeIn_1_Year is not null then @TradeIn_2_Year end,
case when @TradeIn_1_Mileage is not null then @TradeIn_2_Mileage end,
case when @TradeIn_1_Gross is not null then @TradeIn_2_Gross end,
case when @TradeIn_1_Payoff is not null then @TradeIn_2_Payoff end,
case when @TradeIn_1_ACV is not null then @TradeIn_2_ACV end,
case when @TradeIn_1_InteriorColor is not null then @TradeIn_2_InteriorColor end
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BEGIN CATCH
SELECT
@errornumber = ERROR_NUMBER()
,@errorseverity = ERROR_SEVERITY()
,@errorstate = ERROR_STATE()
,@errorprocedure = ERROR_PROCEDURE()
,@errorline = ERROR_LINE()
,@errormessage = ERROR_MESSAGE();
:r C:\Clients\BlackBook\BlackBookMarketing\Bharath\LOG_SALES_INSERT.sql
END CATCH

This is what I've understood from your question. You want to replace @TradeIn_2_VIN value if @TradeIn_1_VIN
is NULL, else the value of @TradeIn_1_VIN.
If this is the requirement then, your CASE statement is missing ELSE part. You can re-write this as below
case when @TradeIn_1_VIN is null then @TradeIn_2_VIN
ELSE @TradeIn_1_VIN end,
or simply you can replace the CASE statement with the below
COALESCE function,
COALESCE(@TradeIn_1_VIN, @TradeIn_2_VIN),
Krishnakumar S

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From the Parent Table i need to insert rows which are all under this column {(TradeIn_1_VIN),(TradeIn_2_VIN),(TradeIn_3_VIN) } into SALES_TRADEIN Table .
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TradeIn_Mileage,
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Actually my problem is
If [(TradeIn_1_VIN),(TradeIn_2_VIN),(TradeIn_3_VIN)] these 3 columns have details i need all the 3 columns details need to be read to SALES_TRADEIN table.
Suppose if we have data only in [(TradeIn_1_VIN),(TradeIn_2_VIN)] then these column details need to loaded in the SALES_TRADEIN table.
If any columns are blank no problem it can move next process.
Please help me change those particular lines to insert all the 3 records (TradeIn_1_VIN) (TradeIn_2_VIN) (TradeIn_3_VIN) in to the table.

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Hello Good Evening,
Could you please help me here
how to write condition for self table year records, such 2012 name and acctno match with 2013 name and acctno then total, provided below,
create table #tab1 (MasterKey int, AcctNo varchar(12),name varchar(25), SumaofShares numeric, request_dat datetime )
--drop table #tab1
insert into #tab1 values (1000, 100,'Tom', 2500, '10/01/2012')
insert into #tab1 values (1001, 101,'Bat', 1550, '08/11/2012')
insert into #tab1 values (1002, 102,'Kit', 1600, '06/12/2012')
insert into #tab1 values (1003, 103,'Vat', 1750, '04/15/2012')
insert into #tab1 values (1010, 104,'Sim',200, '04/21/2013')
insert into #tab1 values (1011, 105,'Tim',500, '06/18/2013')
insert into #tab1 values (1012, 100,'Tom',800, '08/22/2013')
insert into #tab1 values (1013, 101,'Bat',550, '09/15/2013')
insert into #tab1 values (1014, 100,'Pet',200, '02/21/2013')
insert into #tab1 values (1015, 103,'Vat',150, '03/18/2013')
insert into #tab1 values (1016, 110,'Sun',800, '03/22/2013')
insert into #tab1 values (1017, 111,'Bet',550, '12/15/2013')
insert into #tab1 values (9999, 111,'AAA',110, '12/15/2014')
create table #tab2 (IssueKey int, totalOutstanding numeric, sharedBenefits varchar(1) )
--drop table #tab2
insert into #tab1 values (1000, 500, 'V')
insert into #tab1 values (1001, 150, 'U')
insert into #tab1 values (1002, 100, 'N')
insert into #tab1 values (1003, 170, 'U')
insert into #tab1 values (1010, 100, 'U')
insert into #tab1 values (1011, 200, 'K')
insert into #tab1 values (1012, 340, 'U')
insert into #tab1 values (1013, 560, 'N')
insert into #tab1 values (1014, 280, 'V')
insert into #tab1 values (1015, 150, 'V')
insert into #tab1 values (1016, 840, 'V')
insert into #tab1 values (1017, 530, 'N')
i would like to get 4 columns output
how to get sumofshares (#tab1) and TotalOutStanding(#tab2) summ up with these values please.,
MasterKey (#tab1) and IssueKey (#tab2) are like primary key and foreign key
so the request is
need to calculate, sumofshares (#tab1) and TotalOutStanding(#tab2) as below
1)ShareBenefist = U and year( request_dat) in (2012 , 2103) and (Name for 2012 should match with 2013 name and 2012 Acctno should match with 2013 accounno) in (#tab1)
then '2012 and 2013 accts UN Veriverted'
2)ShareBenefist = V and year( request_dat) in (2012 , 2103) and (Name for 2012 should match with 2013 name and 2012 Acctno should match with 2013 accounno) in (#tab1)
then '2012 and 2013 accts Veriverted'
3)ShareBenefist = N and year( request_dat) in (2012 , 2103) and (Name for 2012 should match with 2013 name and 2012 Acctno should match with 2013 accounno) in (#tab1)
then '2012 and 2013 accts NONVERT'
4)year( request_dat) =2102 and Name and Acctno not match with 2013 account name and acctno (#tab1)
then '2012 last year accounts'
5)year( request_dat) = 2013 and Name and Acctno not match with 2013 account name and acctno (#tab1)
then '2012 This year accounts'
for ex 1) the below accounts in #tab1 has both 2012 and 2013 and acctno same in both years and name is same in both years so it is condired as
insert into #tab1 values (1012, 100,'Tom',800, '08/22/2013')
for ex 2)
insert into #tab1 values (1013, 101,'Bat',550, '09/15/2013')
for ex 4) 2012 records there is not match acctno and name in 2013 recods
insert into #tab1 values (1002, 102,'Kit', 1600, '06/12/2012')
for ex 5) 2013 records there is no match of name and acct no with 2012 records
insert into #tab1 values (1010, 104,'Sim',200, '04/21/2013')
insert into #tab1 values (1014, 100,'Pet',200, '02/21/2013')
insert into #tab1 values (1016, 110,'Sun',800, '03/22/2013')
insert into #tab1 values (1017, 111,'Bet',550, '12/15/2013')
Expected Results (just for format)
AcctTypeDescription, SumofShares, OtotalutStand
'2012 and 2013 accts UN Veriverted',2700,234
'2012 and 2013 accts Veriverted' ,2890,234
'2012 and 2013 accts NONVERT' ,4533,325
'2012 last year accounts' ,2334,567
'2012 This year accounts' ,2222,877
Please
Thank youy in advance
asita

As I understand it, your sample output was only to show the format, and did not pretend to be give the exact result given the sample data. This is pity, because means that I was not able to verify that my query below gives the desired result.
The exact relation between #tab1 and #tab2 is not clear to me. I'm making the assumption that a row in #tab1 may have zero or one row in #tab2, but not many.
My solution has two CTEs. The first simply joins the tables together and extracts the year. In the second CTE, I perform a self-join over the first CTE which I have divided in two by year. This is a full join, since an account may appear for only one of
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--drop table #tab1
insert into #tab1 values (1000, 100,'Tom', 2500, '10/01/2012')
insert into #tab1 values (1001, 101,'Bat', 1550, '08/11/2012')
insert into #tab1 values (1002, 102,'Kit', 1600, '06/12/2012')
insert into #tab1 values (1003, 103,'Vat', 1750, '04/15/2012')
insert into #tab1 values (1010, 104,'Sim',200, '04/21/2013')
insert into #tab1 values (1011, 105,'Tim',500, '06/18/2013')
insert into #tab1 values (1012, 100,'Tom',800, '08/22/2013')
insert into #tab1 values (1013, 101,'Bat',550, '09/15/2013')
insert into #tab1 values (1014, 100,'Pet',200, '02/21/2013')
insert into #tab1 values (1015, 103,'Vat',150, '03/18/2013')
insert into #tab1 values (1016, 110,'Sun',800, '03/22/2013')
insert into #tab1 values (1017, 111,'Bet',550, '12/15/2013')
insert into #tab1 values (9999, 111,'AAA',110, '12/15/2014')
create table #tab2 (IssueKey int, totalOutstanding numeric, sharedBenefits varchar(1) )
--drop table #tab2
insert into #tab2 values (1000, 500, 'V')
insert into #tab2 values (1001, 150, 'U')
insert into #tab2 values (1002, 100, 'N')
insert into #tab2 values (1003, 170, 'U')
insert into #tab2 values (1010, 100, 'U')
insert into #tab2 values (1011, 200, 'K')
insert into #tab2 values (1012, 340, 'U')
insert into #tab2 values (1013, 560, 'N')
insert into #tab2 values (1014, 280, 'V')
insert into #tab2 values (1015, 150, 'V')
insert into #tab2 values (1016, 840, 'V')
insert into #tab2 values (1017, 530, 'N')
go
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SELECT a.MasterKey, a.AcctNo, a.name, a.SumaofShares,
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FROM   #tab1 a
LEFT   JOIN #tab2 b ON a.MasterKey = b.IssueKey
), categories (category, sumofshares, totaloutstanding) AS (
   SELECT CASE WHEN A.MasterKey IS NOT NULL AND
B.MasterKey IS NOT NULL
THEN '2012 and 2013 accts ' +
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WHEN 'U' THEN 'UN Veriverted'
WHEN 'V' THEN 'Veriverted'
WHEN 'N' THEN 'NONVERTED'
ELSE ''
   END
   WHEN A.MasterKey IS NOT NULL THEN '2012 last year accounts'
   WHEN B.MasterKey IS NOT NULL THEN '2013 this year accounts'
END,
coalesce(A.SumaofShares, 0) + coalesce(B.SumaofShares, 0),
coalesce(A.totalOutstanding, 0) + coalesce(B.totalOutstanding, 0)
   FROM   (SELECT * FROM joined WHERE year = 2012) AS A
   FULL   JOIN (SELECT * FROM joined WHERE year = 2013) AS B
   ON A.AcctNo = B.AcctNo
AND A.name   = B.name
SELECT category, SUM(sumofshares) AS sumofshares,
   SUM(totaloutstanding) AS totaloutstanding
FROM   categories
GROUP BY category
go
drop table #tab1, #tab2
Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, [email protected]

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