Customers with the total sales, who placed an order last year but not this year.

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Customers with the total sales, who placed an order last year but not this year.

nexus2vijay

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November 12, 2015 at 6:42 am

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Hi Friends,
Attached the Schema of a DB with 4 Tables.
1.Query to get the customers with the total sales, who placed an order last year but not this year.
•Column List:CustomerName, [Total Sales]
•Sorting Order:[Total Sales] (desc)
2.Query to get the last year’s 10 best-selling products and 10 least-selling products with the total sales.
•Column List:ProductName, ProductNumber, [Total Sales]
•Sorting Order:[Total Sales] (desc)
3.Reduce Product’s ListPrice by 20% if it did not receive any order for the last two years and the reduced price would be still above StandardCost.
-Update ListPrice in Product.

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ChrisM@Work SSC Guru Points: 186127 More actions · Answer 1

ChrisM@Work (11/12/2015)
nexus2vijay (11/12/2015)
Hi Friends,
I have a table with 2 columns Version and CurrentDateTime
For every insert the Records should be Autoincrement for Version Column and Record Insertdatetime for that Version
1.0 | 2015-11-12 10:01.23..
2.0 | 2015-11-12 10.02.11..
............................
Is this another test or is it homework?
What have you tried so far?

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Phil Parkin SSC Guru Points: 246716 More actions · Answer 2

nexus2vijay (11/12/2015)
Hi Friends,
Attached the Schema of a DB with 4 Tables.
1.Query to get the customers with the total sales, who placed an order last year but not this year.
•Column List:CustomerName, [Total Sales]
•Sorting Order:[Total Sales] (desc)
2.Query to get the last year’s 10 best-selling products and 10 least-selling products with the total sales.
•Column List:ProductName, ProductNumber, [Total Sales]
•Sorting Order:[Total Sales] (desc)
3.Reduce Product’s ListPrice by 20% if it did not receive any order for the last two years and the reduced price would be still above StandardCost.
-Update ListPrice in Product.

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MadAdmin SSChampion Points: 11261 More actions · Answer 3

Why do you keep posting questions which ask others to do everything for you?
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