PSLine2000Documentation/Queries/Query5.md

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# Query5
Analysis generated on: 4/2/2025 10:09:41 AM
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## SQL Statement
```sql
SELECT DISTINCTROW Process.PartNumber, Process.Utilization, Process.PartCost, Process.CalculationStatus
FROM Process
ORDER BY Process.PartNumber;
```
## Dependencies
- [[Tables/Process]]
## Parameters
- *None*
## What it does
**SQL Code Description**
=========================
### Overview
This SQL query retrieves specific information from a `Process` table and orders the results by the `PartNumber`.
### Query Details
#### SELECT Statement
```sql
SELECT DISTINCTROW
Process.PartNumber,
Process.Utilization,
Process.PartCost,
Process.CalculationStatus
```
* The `SELECT` statement retrieves specific columns from the `Process` table.
* The `DISTINCTROW` keyword is used to eliminate duplicate rows in the result set. This ensures that each row returned contains unique values for the selected columns.
#### FROM Clause
```sql
FROM Process
```
* The query selects data from a single table called `Process`.
* This table presumably stores information about parts undergoing processing, including their part numbers, utilization rates, costs, and calculation status.
#### ORDER BY Statement
```sql
ORDER BY Process.PartNumber;
```
* The results are sorted in ascending order based on the `PartNumber` column.
* This ordering can help identify rows with sequential or consecutive part numbers.
### Example Output
This query may return a result set similar to:
| PartNumber | Utilization | PartCost | CalculationStatus |
|------------|--------------|----------|-------------------|
| 101 | 20% | $10.00 | Active |
| 102 | 15% | $12.50 | Pending |
| 103 | 30% | $8.75 | Completed |
Note: The actual values in the output will depend on the data stored in the `Process` table.
### Use Cases
This query can be useful for:
* Identifying parts with sequential or consecutive part numbers.
* Analyzing utilization rates, costs, and calculation statuses across different parts.
* Preparing data for further processing or reporting.