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Can you post your query that you are using please?<br />
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Can you post your query that you are using please?
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pssandhu, the series of OR statements work!<br />
I just went through the report results and they were correct.<br />

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pssandhu, the series of OR statements work!
I just went through the report results and they were correct.


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I have a complicated SQL report based upon the joining of several tables. <br />
The report includes these fields:<br />
ProductNumber, ProductName, BeginningQOH, QtyReceived, QtyPicked,QtyReturned,QtyC<wbr />ycleCounte<wbr />d, QtyDamaged, QtyRecycled, EndQOH<br />
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Sometimes records have all &nbsp;0's in the qty fields: BeginningQOH, QtyReceived, QtyPicked,QtyReturned,QtyC<wbr />ycleCounte<wbr />d, QtyDamaged, QtyRecycled, EndQOH<br />
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I'd like to exclude the records that have all 0's in these fields. I tried using a HAVING statement such as HAVING BeginningQOH &nbsp;+ QtyReceived + QtyPicked + QtyReturned + QtyCycleCounted + QtyDamaged + QtyRecycled + EndQOH &gt;&nbsp;0 <br />
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but records such as BeginningQOH = 28, QtyCycleCounted = -28, EndQOH = 0 (the other fields have 0) were left out.<br />
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Then I tried using a series of ANDs such as HAVING BeginningQOH &gt;&nbsp;0 AND QtyReceived &gt;&nbsp;0 AND QtyPicked &gt;&nbsp;0, etc but this excluded records that shouldn't be excluded also.<br />
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Any thoughts on what I can do to exclude the records that have all 0's in these fields?<br />
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I have a complicated SQL report based upon the joining of several tables. 
The report includes these fields:
ProductNumber, ProductName, BeginningQOH, QtyReceived, QtyPicked,QtyReturned,QtyCycleCounted, QtyDamaged, QtyRecycled, EndQOH

Sometimes records have all  0's in the qty fields: BeginningQOH, QtyReceived, QtyPicked,QtyReturned,QtyCycleCounted, QtyDamaged, QtyRecycled, EndQOH

I'd like to exclude the records that have all 0's in these fields. I tried using a HAVING statement such as HAVING BeginningQOH  + QtyReceived + QtyPicked + QtyReturned + QtyCycleCounted + QtyDamaged + QtyRecycled + EndQOH > 0 

but records such as BeginningQOH = 28, QtyCycleCounted = -28, EndQOH = 0 (the other fields have 0) were left out.

Then I tried using a series of ANDs such as HAVING BeginningQOH > 0 AND QtyReceived > 0 AND QtyPicked > 0, etc but this excluded records that shouldn't be excluded also.

Any thoughts on what I can do to exclude the records that have all 0's in these fields?



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