PSLine2000Documentation/Queries/Processes by material 2d.md

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# Processes by material 2d
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## SQL Statement
```sql
SELECT [Processes by material 2c].ACTIV, [Processes by material 2c].Prtno AS PN INTO [Process by material 2]
FROM [Processes by material 2c] INNER JOIN [Processes by material] ON [Processes by material 2c].Prtno = [Processes by material].PartNumber
WHERE ((([Processes by material 2c].ACTIV)="1"));
```
## Dependencies
- *None*
## Parameters
- [Forms]![Material Upgrade]![txtMaterial] (Empty)
## What it does
**SQL Query Description**
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### Purpose
This SQL query is designed to extract specific data from two tables, `Processes by material 2c` and `Processes by material`, based on certain conditions.
### Table Selection
The query selects data from the following tables:
* `[Processes by material 2c]`: This table appears to contain information about processes by material 2.
* `[Processes by material]`: This table seems to contain general process information.
* `[Process by material 2]`: The result of the query will be stored in this new table.
### Join Operation
The query performs an inner join operation between the two tables, `Processes by material 2c` and `Processes by material`, based on a common column:
* `Prtno`: This column is used to match rows between the two tables. In both tables, it appears to be the part number of the process.
### Filtering Condition
The query applies a filtering condition to select only those processes with specific characteristics:
* `ACTIV = "1"`: The query selects only the processes where the value in the `ACTIV` column is equal to '1'.
### Data Extraction
After joining and filtering, the query extracts two columns of interest from the joined data:
* `[Processes by material 2c].ACTIV`: This column contains the values to be filtered.
* `[Processes by material].Prtno AS PN`: This column extracts the part number (PN) from the `Processes by material` table and assigns it an alias 'PN'.
### Result
The final result of the query is stored in a new table, `[Process by material 2]`.