Pls. explain the logic in Customer - Summary Aging Simp.

PL337
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I need to create SQL Server reports, using the same data from the Customer - Summary Aging Simp.
So far I've successfully queried the data for 31-60 days, 61-90 days and Over 90 days.
I'm having trouble writing the query for 'Not Due' and '0-30 day'
Example:
For 31-60 days I have this SQL query with a Start Date '02/26/2012':
Select SUM([Amount])
FROM [BAY-PROD].[dbo].[MYCOMPANY_$Detailed Cust_ Ledg_ Entry]
Where [Customer No_] = '1000537'
and [Initial Entry Due Date] between
DateAdd(d,-60,'02/26/2012')
and DateAdd(d,-31,'02/26/2012')
In the query above, the sum matches the number from the '31-60 days' column in the Aging Report.
When I apply the same logic to 0-30 days, I get different results.
My query for '0-30 days' would be (for the same start date):
Select SUM([Amount])
FROM [BAY-PROD].[dbo].[MYCOMPANY_$Detailed Cust_ Ledg_ Entry]
Where [Customer No_] = '1000537'
and [Initial Entry Due Date] between
DateAdd(d,-30,'02/26/2012')
and '02/26/2012'
The results from this query differs from Aging report.
My query for 'Not due' would be:
Select SUM([Amount])
FROM [BAY-PROD].[dbo].[MYCOMPANY_$Detailed Cust_ Ledg_ Entry]
Where [Customer No_] = '1000537'
and [Initial Entry Due Date] > '02/26/2012'
Again, the query result differs from the Aging report.
Can anyone help with the calculation logic?
Thanks in advance!
So far I've successfully queried the data for 31-60 days, 61-90 days and Over 90 days.
I'm having trouble writing the query for 'Not Due' and '0-30 day'
Example:
For 31-60 days I have this SQL query with a Start Date '02/26/2012':
Select SUM([Amount])
FROM [BAY-PROD].[dbo].[MYCOMPANY_$Detailed Cust_ Ledg_ Entry]
Where [Customer No_] = '1000537'
and [Initial Entry Due Date] between
DateAdd(d,-60,'02/26/2012')
and DateAdd(d,-31,'02/26/2012')
In the query above, the sum matches the number from the '31-60 days' column in the Aging Report.
When I apply the same logic to 0-30 days, I get different results.
My query for '0-30 days' would be (for the same start date):
Select SUM([Amount])
FROM [BAY-PROD].[dbo].[MYCOMPANY_$Detailed Cust_ Ledg_ Entry]
Where [Customer No_] = '1000537'
and [Initial Entry Due Date] between
DateAdd(d,-30,'02/26/2012')
and '02/26/2012'
The results from this query differs from Aging report.
My query for 'Not due' would be:
Select SUM([Amount])
FROM [BAY-PROD].[dbo].[MYCOMPANY_$Detailed Cust_ Ledg_ Entry]
Where [Customer No_] = '1000537'
and [Initial Entry Due Date] > '02/26/2012'
Again, the query result differs from the Aging report.
Can anyone help with the calculation logic?
Thanks in advance!
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