Query For Finding Revised PO Amout in Purchasing in Each Revisions

Can anybody please tell me how
can i write a query for Extracting
individual PO amounts in each revisions of a
PO from PO_LINES_ARCHIEVE_ALL..
ie FOR Each revisions of a PO What was the total PO Amount
Regards
Binu

Hi Geoff,
You can use the ROW_NUMBER and CASE Functions to acheive this. Here with , i have give u a small idea with an ex:
Qry :
B.ItemCode,SUM(B.PO1)[PO1],SUM(B.POQty1)[POQty1],SUM(B.PO2)[PO2],SUM(B.POQty2)[POQty2] From
select Itemcode
CASE when Sno=1 Then DocNum End [PO1]
CASE When Sno=1 Then Qty End [POQty1]
CASE when Sno=2 Then DocNum End [PO2]
CASE When Sno=2 Then Qty End [POQty2]
From(
Row_Number() Over (Order By Opor.Docnum) [Sno], Opor.DocNum,POr1.ItemCode,sum(POr1.Quantity)[Qty] from OPOR join Por1 on Opor.DocEntry=por1.DocEntry
ItemCode='20002' group by oPor.DocNum,por1.ItemCode
A where A.Sno<=2)B Group By B.ItemCode
Result :-
ItemCode PO1 POQty1 PO2 POQty2
20002 18 1.000000 19 10.000000
Thanks,
Karthikeyan.P

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2.2
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2.3
2.4
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2.6
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Friday
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2.3
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2.5
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Sunday
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2.4
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0.25
Monday
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0.25
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2.2
0.25
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2.4
2.5
0.25
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2.3
0.25
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2.6
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2.4
0.25
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2.4
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2.6
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The query you gave me gives the correct value if the involved days between V_DATE_OUT and V_DATE_IN is from Monday to Sunday only, otherwise it always gives Regular_holiday only regardless of the other dates queried. As in the first case above, it would give Monday to Sunday (correct) but for the second case, it will only give Regular_holiday, the other days (Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday) was not outputted.
I hope this became clearer since i will still be needing this for another query which i will inquire again after resolving this issue. Thanks a lot for your help.

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I created a Sales Order and Manual Packing is completed.
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Hi All,
I think you misunderstood my question, so may be I didnt ask it properly, so here it is I am explaining in detail with an example.
Suppose I have 10 users with 10 different user name's in a database and I am the 11th user as DBA, every 10 of these users have created some tables lets say 20 tables each by every user making a count of the total tables as 200, now lets say 10 of 200 tables has a column ie fname with value as 'rahul', I want to search the string 'rahul' from all the 200 tables that which of the tables contains this string along with the column name.
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Rahul

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