# QWorkCenters
Analysis generated on: 4/2/2025 10:10:30 AM
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## SQL Statement
```sql
SELECT DISTINCTROW WorkCenter.WorkCenter, WorkCenter.Description, WorkCenter.WC1, WorkCenter.WC2, WorkCenter.WC3, WorkCenter.WC4, WorkCenter.CycleTime, WorkCenter.RunStd, WorkCenter.WCText
FROM WorkCenter
ORDER BY WorkCenter.WorkCenter, WorkCenter.Description;

```
## Dependencies
- [[Tables/WorkCenter]]
## Parameters
- *None*
## What it does
**SQL Query Description**

### Overview

This SQL query retrieves a distinct set of data from the `WorkCenter` table, selecting specific columns and ordering the results by two primary keys.

### Column Selection

The query selects the following columns:

* `WorkCenter`: a unique identifier for each work center
* `Description`: a brief description of each work center
* `WC1`, `WC2`, `WC3`, and `WC4`: additional text fields associated with each work center (the number of these columns is not specified in the query, but it implies that there are at least four)
* `CycleTime`: the time spent on a cycle for each work center
* `RunStd`: an indicator or field related to standard runs for each work center
* `WCText`: additional text information about each work center

### Ordering and Aggregation

The query uses the following aggregation method:

* The results are ordered by two primary keys: `WorkCenter` and `Description`. This means that the order of the results will be determined first by the value of `WorkCenter`, and then by the value of `Description`.

### Implications

This query is likely used for data analysis, reporting, or data visualization purposes. The use of `DISTINCTROW` suggests that this query is intended to retrieve a unique set of rows from the table, rather than all possible combinations of values.

Note: The number of columns selected (`WC1`, `WC2`, etc.) is not specified in the query and may be variable depending on the specific requirements or schema of the database.