• Nagaram (4/2/2013)


    I edited the main post .

    Sean Lange let me know till if it not clear .. My english is not so good

    Here is the logic:

    select '11003291001-----NOB30000','0V003','A00A00',269,285,305,1 union all

    select '11003291001-----NOB30000','03003','A00A00',287,30,305,2

    output:

    Invtid Siteid WhselocDaysQty

    11003291001-----NOB30000 0V003A00A00269285

    11003291001-----NOB30000 03003 A00A0026920 -- 305-285=20 (20 out of 30)

    11003291001-----NOB30000 03003 A00A0028710 -- 10 out of 30

    output record 1) priority row 1

    output record 2) as per priority row 1 we can store more 20 Qty (from row-1, 305-285=20) , so in input row-2 , we can place 20 out of 30 for row1 days

    output record 3 ) in input record 2 , from qty 30 we placed 20 in row2 so final output row can have 10 Qty

    No worries about the English. You seem to do fine. Besides t-sql is the language of choice around here. 🙂

    I am a little confused by where the logic comes from. I don't quite get what you are trying to do. I don't get why you have 3 rows now instead of 2. I think you want a select statement to split these by some logic but I can't follow it. Maybe you are trying to allocate 305 units ordered by priority? That is still only 2 rows no matter how I slice it. 285 for the first and the remaining 20 for the second. Help me understand.

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