2.3 KiB
Processes by Req 3
Analysis generated on: 4/2/2025 10:07:13 AM
SQL Statement
SELECT Trim([PRDNO])+[REVLVL] AS Prtno, [RMSFILES#_IEMUP1A0].ACTIV, [RMSFILES#_IEMUP1A0].USAGE
FROM [RMSFILES#_IEMUP1A0]
WHERE ((([RMSFILES#_IEMUP1A0].ACTIV)="1"));
Dependencies
Parameters
- None
What it does
SQL Query Description
Overview
This SQL query retrieves data from the RMSFILES#_IEMUP1A0
table, specifically filtering records where the ACTIV
column is equal to '1'. The results are then manipulated and formatted for display.
Step-by-Step Explanation
1. Data Retrieval
The query starts by selecting specific columns from the RMSFILES#_IEMUP1A0
table using the SELECT
statement.
[PRDNO]
: This column is trimmed (leading and trailing whitespace removed) and assigned an alias ofPrtno
.[RMSFILES#_IEMUP1A0].ACTIV
: This column is aliased asACTIV
and is selected directly from the table.[RMSFILES#_IEMUP1A0].USAGE
: This column is also aliased asUSAGE
and is selected directly from the table.
2. Filtering
The query applies a filter to the retrieved data using the WHERE
clause.
- The condition
([RMSFILES#_IEMUP1A0].ACTIV) = "1"
specifies that only records where the value in theACTIV
column is equal to '1' should be included in the results.
3. Data Transformation
The query does not perform any additional data transformations or aggregations, but rather directly returns the filtered and formatted data.
Resulting Set Description
The resulting set will contain only the rows that meet the specified filter condition, with the Prtno
column being trimmed (leading and trailing whitespace removed) and aliased as Prtno
, while the ACTIV
and USAGE
columns are displayed in their original format.
Example Use Case
This query might be used to report on active records within a specific table, where the ACTIV
column indicates the status of each record. The trimmed PRDNO
column provides a standardized representation of the primary key value, while the USAGE
column offers additional context about each record.
Note
The exact purpose and usage of this query may depend on the specific requirements of your application or database schema.