Either. With a BAQ you would summarize your chosen period bucket totals in a BAQ report.
You can also do it via SQL out of excel or a web page. I'd be leary of that though as hitting a huge table like parttran w/ SQL may result in system load issues (slowing down user apps).
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From:"michael.hutcheson@..." <michael.hutcheson@...>
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Subj:[Vantage] Re: Part history usage
would this all be possible using a BAQ or will I have to use crystal?
You can also do it via SQL out of excel or a web page. I'd be leary of that though as hitting a huge table like parttran w/ SQL may result in system load issues (slowing down user apps).
--- Original Message ---
From:"michael.hutcheson@..." <michael.hutcheson@...>
Sent:Fri 7/2/10 11:01 am
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Subj:[Vantage] Re: Part history usage
would this all be possible using a BAQ or will I have to use crystal?
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> Parttran is what you want. Just filter on the types pertinent to you. You can also get fancy & seperate independent from dependent use based on type. How you choose to bucket summarize (quarterly, monthly, weekly) is up to you.
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> From:"michael.hutcheson@..." <michael.hutcheson@...>
> Sent:Fri 7/2/10 6:51 am
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> Subj:[Vantage] Part history usage
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> Hey folks,
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> I'm building a report to show the part history usage - qtys used in the past 6 months etc. Is it just a case of using the part tran table, filtering for tran types and dates or is there another way?
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> Regards,
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> Michael
>