Velen,
>My problem is that it is displaying a.sale_id but different customer_name
>as it is taking sale_id from d and matching cust_code with b
Any non-aggregate SELECTed value that does not have a 1:1 relationship
with your GROUP BY column will show arbitrary results, so the first
thing to get clear on is what the GROUP BY clause is intended to do.
PB
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Velen wrote:
> In fact my sql statement is like this:
>
> "select b.customer_name Customer,a.sale_id DocNo,a.sale_date Date,a.prod_code
> Product,a.quantity Quantity,c.cost_price Cost,a.price Price,
> c.prod_description,a.store,d.payMode from sale_trans a,customer_master b,prod_master
> c,saletrans_cons d where a.sale_id=d.sale_id and d.cust_code = b.customer_code And
> a.prod_code = c.ProdBarcode And a.prod_code between 'txtbarcodefm' and 'txtbarcodeto' and
> a.sale_date between 'dtFrom' and 'dtTo' and a.sbranchid between 'brNmfm' and 'brNmto'
> group by a.nuniqid order by .prod_code,a.sale_id,b.customer_name"
>
> The sale_id can be duplicate as different sbranchid can have same sale_id. My
> problem is that it is displaying a.sale_id but different customer_name as it is taking
> sale_id from d and matching cust_code with b
>
> The tables contains links as follows:
> a contains sale_id
> b contains cust_code
> c contains prodbarcode
> d contains sale_id,cust_code
>
> Can you suggest any correction?
>
> Thanks
>
>
> Velen
>
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