• -- run this and check DateFinished in the output to see how many

    -- rows you should expect to return for December 2012, the current month.

    -- The oldest rows will be from the last half hour or so of November.

    SELECT

    p.BRTNumber,

    p.ClientsKey,

    p.ProductKey,

    p.DateFinished,

    p.Finished,

    p.ReportType,

    p.Premises,

    p.OrderDate,

    p.ClientKey,

    p.Invoiced,

    f.CaseNumberKey,

    f.Total,

    f.Summary,

    c.ClientKey AS Expr1

    FROM PropertyInformation p

    INNER JOIN Fees f

    ON p.CaseNumberKey = f.CaseNumberKey

    INNER JOIN ClientTable c

    ON p.ClientKey = c.ClientKey

    WHERE p.Finished = - 1

    AND p.ClientKey = 2

    AND p.DateFinished >= DATEADD(hour, -135, GETDATE())

    AND p.OrderDate > CONVERT(DATETIME, '2011-06-30 00:00:00', 102)

    ORDER BY p.DateFinished DESC --p.ClientsKey

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