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SQL Last Weekday Statement

Asked by r270ba in SQL Query Syntax, MS SQL Server, SQL Server 2005

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Attached below is my sql query that is working fine.  I would like to add a WHERE clause to show

WHERE a.docdate = 'last weekday'

If today is Monday then I would want it to show all records where a.docdate='Friday'

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select a.sopnumbe, a.custname, a.cstponbr, a.docdate, a.user2ent, b.ponumber from 
(select * from sop10100 where docid = 'WARRANTY') A
left join
(select * from sop60100) B
on a.sopnumbe = b.sopnumbe
group by a.sopnumbe, a.custname, b.ponumber, a.docdate, a.cstponbr, a.user2ent
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