# TEMPORARY
Analysis generated on: 4/2/2025 10:12:42 AM
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## SQL Statement
```sql
SELECT DISTINCTROW junk.Programmer
FROM PressBrakeOPs, PunchPress, ((DataSheet INNER JOIN ((Process INNER JOIN ((((junk INNER JOIN (AddnlProc INNER JOIN Labor ON AddnlProc.WC2 = Labor.WC2) ON junk.WC2 = Labor.WC2) INNER JOIN MachineNames ON Labor.WC2 = MachineNames.WC2) INNER JOIN Machines ON MachineNames.MachineName = Machines.MachineName) INNER JOIN PressBrakes ON Labor.WC2 = PressBrakes.WC2) ON Process.PartNumber = AddnlProc.PartNumber) INNER JOIN Metals ON Process.MetalType = Metals.PartNo) ON DataSheet.PartNumber = Process.PartNumber) INNER JOIN ProcessMachines ON Process.PartNumber = ProcessMachines.PartNumber) INNER JOIN WorkCenter ON Labor.WC2 = WorkCenter.WC2
WHERE ((junk.Programmer="TEMP"));

```
## Dependencies
- [[Tables/PressBrakeOPs]]
- [[Tables/PunchPress]]
- [[Tables/Labor]]
- [[Tables/MachineNames]]
- [[Tables/Machines]]
- [[Tables/PressBrakes]]
- [[Queries/Metals]]
- [[Tables/ProcessMachines]]
- [[Tables/WorkCenter]]
## Parameters
- *Error analyzing parameters: For loop not initialized*
## What it does
**SQL Query Description**
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This SQL query retrieves a list of distinct programmers from the `PressBrakeOPs` table that are associated with certain manufacturing operations.

**Table Joins and Relationships**
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The query performs several joins to combine data from various tables, including:

1. **PressBrakeOPs**: The main table containing information about press brake operators.
2. **PunchPress**: Not used in this query, but likely a reference to punch presses used in conjunction with the press brakes.
3. **DataSheet**: Contains information about raw materials or products being processed.
4. **Process**: Represents manufacturing processes, including part numbers and metal types.
5. **AddnlProc**: Additional processing steps that may be required for certain parts.
6. **Labor**: Information about labor associated with each process, including work centers (WC2).
7. **MachineNames**: Maps machine names to their corresponding WC2 values.
8. **Machines**: The actual machines used in the manufacturing process.
9. **PressBrakes**: Press brake equipment information.
10. **Metals**: Metal type information.

The query joins these tables based on various relationships, including:

* Part numbers
* WC2 (work center) values
* Machine names

**Query Logic**
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The query filters the results to only include rows where `junk.Programmer = "TEMP"`, indicating that a temporary programmer is being used. The `DISTINCTROW` clause ensures that each programmer is only returned once, even if they are associated with multiple manufacturing operations.

**Subqueries and Conditions**
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The query includes several subqueries and conditions to filter the data:

* `INNER JOIN` clauses combine tables based on matching relationships.
* `ON` clauses specify the join conditions.
* The final condition filters results to only include rows where `junk.Programmer = "TEMP"`.

**Example Output**
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The query will return a list of distinct programmers associated with manufacturing operations, filtered by the presence of a temporary programmer. The output might look something like this:

| junk.Programmer |
| --- |
| TEMP |

Note that the actual output may vary depending on the data in the input tables and the specific join relationships.