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SQL  - Determining when 6 consecutive payments have been made on time from snapshot history table

Asked by srejja in SQL Server 2005, MS SQL Server

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I'm using SQL Server 2005.

The sample shown below is for only 1 customer account.  The entire dataset contains 40,000+ customers.    I want to return the record of when a customer's  account is current (PaymentStatus='Ok') for 6 consecutive months for the first time.  So I need a query that, from the sample data below, will return the following:

SnapShotRank   Cust#       PaymentStatus   SnapShotDt   AccountOpenDt
9                         100          ok                        10/1/2007       1/1/2007

Sample Data
SnapShotRank   Cust#       PaymentStatus   SnapShotDt   AccountOpenDt
1                         100          ok                        2/1/2007        1/1/2007
2                         100          30                        3/1/2007        1/1/2007
3                         100          60                        4/1/2007        1/1/2007
4                         100          ok                        5/1/2007        1/1/2007
5                         100          ok                        6/1/2007        1/1/2007
6                         100          ok                        7/1/2007        1/1/2007
7                         100          ok                        8/1/2007        1/1/2007
8                         100          ok                        9/1/2007        1/1/2007
9                         100          ok                        10/1/2007       1/1/2007
10                       100          30                        11/1/2007       1/1/2007

Query Return

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