Re: help with sql query

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Something like the following query ***might*** work for you.

SELECT *
FROM TABLE as T
WHERE PMDate =
(SELECT Max(PMDATE)
FROM TABLE as Temp
WHERE Temp.[Tool#] = T.[Tool#])
OR T.[Est Comp Date] =
(SELECT Min([Est Comp Date])
FROM Table as Temp2
WHERE Status = "Done" AND
Temp2.[Tool#] = T.[Tool#] AND
Temp2.[Est Comp Date] >=
(SELECT Max(PMDATE)
FROM TABLE as Temp3
WHERE Temp3.[Tool#] = Temp2.[Tool#]))

<ifoundgoldbug@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Greetings

I have a table arranged thusly

Reason Status Est Comp Date PMDate Tool#
7/14/06
WFT083
Maintence done 7/16/06 WFT083

what my sql statement MUST do is search by Tool # then find the most
recent PMDate then find if there is a work order with finished
maintence with a complete date AFTER the PMdate. also the returning
record will be a seperate record from the one with the PM date.

thanks for your help.



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