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Calculating new Field
LewisTioga
Member Posts: 40
Hi All,
I need to populate a new field via sql Which uses values from two Tables. These Include the Prod. Order Line and Prod. Order Components. I'm trying to get a "Pick Qty Outstanding" which is essentailly..
( Prod Order Line."Quantity" * Prod. Order Component."Quantity Per") - Prod. Order Component."Qty. Picked"
The new field will be on the Prod. Order Component Table.
Can anyone advise me on how to do such joins in SQL. Thanks
I need to populate a new field via sql Which uses values from two Tables. These Include the Prod. Order Line and Prod. Order Components. I'm trying to get a "Pick Qty Outstanding" which is essentailly..
( Prod Order Line."Quantity" * Prod. Order Component."Quantity Per") - Prod. Order Component."Qty. Picked"
The new field will be on the Prod. Order Component Table.
Can anyone advise me on how to do such joins in SQL. Thanks
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ondercin Member Posts: 15
We did something similar, but rather than SQL just used a NAV Function to do the calculations and populate the new field.
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