SUMMARY QUERY

Question

I am running the following query to show me all documents tied to a Master Project so that I can see the P&L implications.
SELECT T1.DocNum AS 'Inv #', T1.DocDate, T1.CardCode AS 'Customer #', T1.CardName AS 'Customer', T1.U_ISGI_pono AS 'MP #', T1.U_ISGI_prjd,T1.U_ISGI_type, T0.ItemCode, T0.Quantity, T0.LineTotal, T0.PriceBefDi
FROM DBO.OINV T1
LEFT JOIN DBO.INV1 T0 ON T1.DocEntry = T0.DocEntry and (T0.ItemCode NOT IN ('a9999','c9999','i1026', 'i1027', 'i1028', 'i1029', 'i1032', 'i1122', 'i1143', 'i1501', 'i1620', 'i1900', 'i9997', 'Z_Freight') OR (T0.ItemCode is NULL))
WHERE (T1.U_ISGI_pono Like '%[%2]%') and T1.DocEntry=T0.DocEntry and (T0.LineTotal is Not NULL)
Order By T0.ItemCode
The query works perfectly but want I want to ask is there a way to condense all of the transactional information so that I can prepare a Query to only give me the total information on one line for multiple Master Projects over a set period of time?  If anyone has insight on how to do this I would be appreciative.

Answer 1

Hi Frank,
I think I may know how you can achive what you are after.  The concept behind this code that you create a temp table and insert your query results into it.  that way you only have 1 table to report from and sorting\grouping is much more manageable.  unfortunatly i do not have your UDFs so i can replicate your code.  however, hopefully you will get the idea.  try it anyway and see how you get on.
I have filtered on project code since I do not have your UDFs
I would use the variables as Istvan has suggested for your params.
CREATE TABLE #tbl1 (DocNum int, Doc_Type Char(1), DocDate datetime, DocTotal nvarchar(20), DocStatus Char(1), CardCode nvarchar(15), CardName nvarchar(100), Project nvarchar(8))
INSERT INTO #tbl1 (DocNum, Doc_Type , DocDate, DocTotal, DocStatus, CardCode, CardName , Project)
SELECT DocNum, DocType, DocDate, DocTotal, DocStatus, CardCode, CardName, project FROM OINV WHERE project <> ' '
INSERT INTO #tbl1 (DocNum, Doc_Type , DocDate, DocTotal, DocStatus, CardCode, CardName , Project)
SELECT DocNum, DocType, DocDate, DocTotal, DocStatus, CardCode, CardName, project FROM ORIN WHERE project <> ' '
INSERT INTO #tbl1 (DocNum, Doc_Type , DocDate, DocTotal, DocStatus, CardCode, CardName , Project)
SELECT DocNum, DocType, DocDate, DocTotal, DocStatus, CardCode, CardName, project FROM OPCH WHERE project <> ' '
INSERT INTO #tbl1 (DocNum, Doc_Type , DocDate, DocTotal, DocStatus, CardCode, CardName , Project)
SELECT DocNum, DocType, DocDate, DocTotal, DocStatus, CardCode, CardName, project FROM ORPC WHERE project <> ' '
SELECT * FROM #tbl1
Thanks,
Mike