# MachinesTrash
Analysis generated on: 4/2/2025 10:02:25 AM
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## SQL Statement
```sql
SELECT DISTINCTROW Left([PartNumber],7) AS PN, Machines.PartNumber, Machines.MachineName, Machines.CycleTime, Machines.Tool, Machines.Prime
FROM Machines
WHERE (((Machines.MachineName)="C-4000" Or (Machines.MachineName)="C-5000" Or (Machines.MachineName)="C-6000" Or (Machines.MachineName)="C-7000" Or (Machines.MachineName)="C-8000" Or (Machines.MachineName)="C-9000") AND ((Machines.Prime)=-1))
ORDER BY Machines.PartNumber, Machines.MachineName;

```
## Dependencies
- [[Tables/Machines]]
## Parameters
- *None*
## What it does
**SQL Code Description**
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This SQL query retrieves specific information from the `Machines` table. It filters the data based on certain conditions and orders the results.

### Query Details

#### SELECT Clause
```sql
SELECT DISTINCTROW Left([PartNumber],7) AS PN, 
       Machines.PartNumber, 
       Machines.MachineName, 
       Machines.CycleTime, 
       Machines.Tool, 
       Machines.Prime
```
The query selects the following columns:

* `PN`: The first 7 characters of the `PartNumber` column, aliased as `Left([PartNumber],7)`.
* `PartNumber`: The original `PartNumber` value.
* `MachineName`: The `MachineName` value.
* `CycleTime`: The `CycleTime` value.
* `Tool`: The `Tool` value.
* `Prime`: The `Prime` value.

The `DISTINCTROW` clause is used to ensure that each row returned in the result set contains a unique combination of values for the selected columns.

#### WHERE Clause
```sql
WHERE (((Machines.MachineName)="C-4000" Or (Machines.MachineName)="C-5000" Or (Machines.MachineName)="C-6000" Or (Machines.MachineName)="C-7000" Or (Machines.MachineName)="C-8000" Or (Machines.MachineName)="C-9000") AND ((Machines.Prime)=-1))
```
The query filters the data based on two conditions:

1. The `MachineName` column must match one of the following values: "C-4000", "C-5000", ..., "C-9000".
2. The `Prime` column value must be -1.

The `OR` operator is used to combine multiple machine names, and the `AND` operator is used to ensure that both conditions are met.

#### ORDER BY Clause
```sql
ORDER BY Machines.PartNumber, Machines.MachineName;
```
The query orders the result set by two columns:

1. The original `PartNumber` value.
2. The `MachineName` value.

This ensures that the results are first sorted by machine number and then by machine name.