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MULTIPLE QUERY WITH 900'S ONLY

Analysis generated on: 4/2/2025 10:04:36 AM

SQL Statement

SELECT *
FROM UniversalQ
WHERE ((UniversalQ.CutType="Multiple") AND ((Len(Trim$([PartNumber])))>=7) AND ((Left$(Trim$([PartNumber]),1))="9"));

Dependencies

Queries/UniversalQ

Parameters

None

What it does

Query Description

This SQL query selects all columns (*) from a table named UniversalQ. The query applies multiple conditions to filter the data.

Conditions Applied

The query filters the data based on three conditions:

1. Cut Type: Multiple

The query starts by selecting only those rows where the CutType column is set to "Multiple".

2. Part Number Length and Prefix

The next condition checks if the length of the trimmed part number (Trim$([PartNumber])) is greater than or equal to 7 characters. Additionally, it verifies that the first character of the part number is "9". This implies a specific prefix requirement for the part numbers.

3. Data Filtering

The final condition combines the previous conditions using logical AND operators:

The query only selects rows where all three conditions are met (UniversalQ.CutType="Multiple" and both length and prefix checks pass).

Query Details

The table name is UniversalQ.
The query uses the Len, Trim$, and Left$ functions to manipulate the part number data.
The result set includes all columns (*) from the UniversalQ table.

Example Use Case

This query might be used in an inventory management system to filter parts based on specific criteria, such as multiple cutting methods (e.g., milling or grinding) and part numbers with a particular prefix.

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