PSLine2000Documentation/Queries/SP Make Latest 2.md

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# SP Make Latest 2
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## SQL Statement
```sql
SELECT [prt]+[Rev] AS Partnumber
FROM [SP Make Latest];
```
## Dependencies
- *None*
## Parameters
- *None*
## What it does
**SQL Code Description**
==========================
### Overview
The provided SQL code is used to retrieve and transform data from a table named `[SP Make Latest]`. It selects specific columns, combines them using an arithmetic operation, and assigns the result to a new column.
### Breakdown
* `SELECT [prt]+[Rev] AS Partnumber`: This line specifies that we want to select two specific columns (`[prt]` and `[Rev]`) from the table.
* The `[prt]` column is assumed to represent the part number, but its actual name might vary depending on the database schema.
* The `[Rev]` column represents a revision or version number of the part.
* `AS Partnumber`: This keyword is used to alias the combined result of the arithmetic operation. In this case, it's assigning the resulting string value to a new column named `Partnumber`.
* `FROM [SP Make Latest]`: This specifies that we want to retrieve data from the table with the name `[SP Make Latest]`.
### Purpose
The purpose of this SQL code is likely to create a list or report containing part numbers, which are calculated by adding the revision number to the part number. The resulting column (`Partnumber`) can be used for various purposes, such as:
* Displaying part information with unique identifiers.
* Creating reports that include both the original part number and its corresponding version or revision.
### Example Use Case
Suppose we have a table `SP Make Latest` containing the following data:
| prt (Part Number) | Rev (Revision Number) |
| --- | --- |
| ABC-123 | 1 |
| DEF-456 | 2 |
| GHI-789 | 3 |
Running the provided SQL code would result in the following output:
| Partnumber |
| --- |
| ABC123 |
| DEF456 |
| GHI789 |
In this example, the `Partnumber` column combines each part number with its corresponding revision number using an arithmetic operation.