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==== TCL List Grouping (AREV Specific) ====
=== At 08 APR 2002 02:32:07AM Troy Griffiths wrote: ===
 
{{tag>"AREV Specific"}}
 
<QUOTE>
Hi,



Another simple question (I am sure) - anyhow:



Using the TCL prompts I am selecting lines, from a table, then listing those lines, however I want to group the lines by a field in the table



Eg LIST DAILY_JOB BY CUST_CD BREAK-ON CUST_CD TOTAL LN_TOT



It is in the above example where I want the have one line per Customer Code. 



What is the "group by" command?



Thanks, again, in advance for any assistance you can offer!



Regards

Troy
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=== At 08 APR 2002 03:57AM Richard Hunt wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>Change the sentence from...

     LIST DAILY_JOB BY CUST_CD BREAK-ON CUST_CD TOTAL LN_TOT

to...

     LIST DAILY_JOB BY CUST_CD BREAK-ON CUST_CD "'V'" TOTAL LN_TOT DET-SUPP



You might want to also add "ID-SUPP".

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=== At 11 APR 2002 02:50AM Troy Griffiths wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>Thanks for that! Brilliant. 



But what does the "V" do?? As all I got in the CUST_CD fields were "V" when this should/ideally be the CUST_CD.



Just for my own knowledge is SUP-DET and SUP-ID supress the Detail and ID fields?



Other than that it is perfect...



Thanks again!



Troy

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=== At 11 APR 2002 11:11AM Don Miller - C3 Inc. wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>But what does the "V" do?? As all I got in the CUST_CD fields were "V" when this should/ideally be the CUST_CD.



The syntax to insert the break-on value is probably incorrect:

BREAK-ON CUST_CD "'V'" ... <= note the double/single quote pairing.  If you're doing this programatically, then it's a little hairier:

CMD:= BREAK-ON CUST_CD "':"'V'":'"' to imbed the proper quotes



Just for my own knowledge is SUP-DET and SUP-ID supress the Detail and ID fields?  DET-SUPP is only useful when you're totalling or using a BREAK-ON with a value item or both.  If you have a whole pile of the same CUST_CD and you only want to see one of them without the details, then DET-SUPP will do that.  If you're totalling some fields(s) then the BREAK-ON CUST-CD "'LV'" TOTAL SOMEFIELDS DET-SUPP will condense the report and omit the extra blank line.  You'll just get the customer code and totals and a grand total at the end.



HTH

Don Miller

C3 Inc.

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=== At 11 APR 2002 07:27PM Troy Griffiths wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>Great. Thank you all.

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