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Analysis generated on: 4/2/2025 10:03:51 AM

SQL Statement

SELECT Process.PartNumber, Process.MetalType
FROM Process
WHERE (((Process.MetalType)="8110435"))
ORDER BY Process.PartNumber;

Dependencies

Tables/Process

Parameters

None

What it does

SQL Query Description

Overview

This SQL query retrieves specific information from a database table named Process. The query filters data based on the value of the MetalType column and sorts the results by the PartNumber.

Breakdown

SELECT Clause

SELECT Process.PartNumber, Process.MetalType

This clause specifies the columns that should be included in the output. In this case, we are retrieving both PartNumber and MetalType.

FROM Clause

FROM Process

This clause specifies the table from which to retrieve data. The table is named Process.

WHERE Clause

WHERE (((Process.MetalType)="8110435"))

This clause filters the data based on a condition. In this case, we are looking for rows where the value of the MetalType column is exactly equal to "8110435".
The ((( )) syntax indicates that the comparison should be evaluated as a boolean expression.
If the MetalType value does not match the specified string, those rows will be excluded from the results.

ORDER BY Clause

ORDER BY Process.PartNumber;

This clause sorts the remaining data in ascending order based on the PartNumber column. The resulting sorted list of values is then returned as part of the query output.

Output

The final result set will contain a subset of rows from the original Process table, where:

Each row includes a value for both PartNumber and MetalType.
Both values are related to metal type "8110435".
The results are sorted in ascending order by part number.

Example Use Case

This query might be used in a manufacturing or production environment to identify specific parts that meet a particular metal type requirement, or to retrieve information about those parts for further processing or analysis.

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