SQL Query base Finish goods year wise report

Question

Hi
I want to make query base year wise report  of Finish Goods.
example like :
Item Name     Year2010-11                           Year2011-12
   abc         Sep   Oct   Nov                 Sep    Oct   Nov 
    xyz        5     0      10                   2    5      0
Why this report is need to me because i want to see How old Finish Goods are in the Stock. so that when a delivery make, the person can delivery from old stock first.
Our FY is from September to August
Please help me
Regards,
Mizan
Edited by: mizan700 on Nov 15, 2011 3:28 PM

Answer 1

Hi Eva,
As Sybrand mentioned, you can't create DDL inside a procedure, and you probably don't need a temporary table. Temporary tables in SQL server used to be used to create a read consistent view for the duration of the procedure, but Oracle's multi version concurrent consistency model eliminates this as a need in all but the most remote cases.
Your create table only seems to be used to take arguments from the user, which I don't see in your code.
If I am looking at your code correctly, all you really want to ask the database is the following:
select nvl(sum(dc.daily_count),0)
  from daily_counts_summary dc, branch br, division div
  where dc.branch_ky = br.branch_ky
    and br.division_ky = div.division_ky
    and dc.transaction_dt = t.trndt
    and dc.commission_cd = 'R'
    and div.division_ky = nvl(v_div_ky,div.division_ky)
    and dc.member_type_cd, 'P'
    and dc.expiration_dt between v_exp_start_dt and v_exp_end_dt;You can do this in Crystal Reports by writing a procedure that has an out parameter of type sys_refcursor. All you have to do is:
create or replace procedure my_proc(p_curs in out sys_refcursor,v_exp_start_dt date,v_exp_end_dt date) is
begin
  open p_cur for
select nvl(sum(dc.daily_count),0)
  from daily_counts_summary dc, branch br, division div
  where dc.branch_ky = br.branch_ky
    and br.division_ky = div.division_ky
    and dc.transaction_dt = t.trndt
    and dc.commission_cd = 'R'
    and div.division_ky = nvl(v_div_ky,div.division_ky)
    and dc.member_type_cd, 'P'
    and dc.expiration_dt between v_exp_start_dt and v_exp_end_dt;
end;
/...or something close to that, with perhaps calls to your date functions to extract what you need.
You also have several syntax errors in your code. I would recommend you get two books if your are going to work with Oracle:
Anything by Tom Kyte
Anything by Steven Feuerstein
These would both be available on amazon.com
HTH,
Steve