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OK, I'm confused. I have the following SQL statement (works with or without a common table expression). with temp as ( select a.jobcode, a.effdate, a.scale, b.effdate, b.pos, b.rate from kronosdta/krjcwsxr a join lg/krwscale b on (a.scale=b.scale and b.effdate = (select max(z.effdate) from lg/krwscale z where b.scale=z.scale and z.effdate <= '2004-08-11')) where a.jobcode=9156 and a.effdate = (select max(z.effdate) from kronosdta/krjcwsxr z where a.jobcode=z.jobcode and z.effdate <= '2004-08-11') ) select * from temp gives the expected results: Job code Effective date Wage scale Effective date Scale position Hourly rate 9,156 2004-07-05 F 2004-07-05 10 13.92 9,156 2004-07-05 F 2004-07-05 20 14.05 9,156 2004-07-05 F 2004-07-05 30 14.27 9,156 2004-07-05 F 2004-07-05 40 14.39 9,156 2004-07-05 F 2004-07-05 50 14.58 9,156 2004-07-05 F 2004-07-05 60 14.76 The goal of the exercise is to get the minimum hourly rate for a job code with a floor of 14.50. In this scenario, the correct answer is 14.58. When I code ... Select * from temp Where rate >= 14.50 Job code Effective date Wage scale Effective date Scale position Hourly rate 9,156 2004-07-05 F 2004-07-05 50 14.58 9,156 2004-07-05 F 2004-07-05 60 14.76 However, If I code ... Select min(rate) from temp Or ... Select min(rate) from temp Where rate >= 14.50 I get a null value. This is not what I expected. I coded this as a common table expression to ease testing, but will work as a normal select statement (with the same results). Do any of you SQL gurus have any advice for me? Thanks, Loyd Loyd Goodbar Senior programmer/analyst BorgWarner E/TS Water Valley 662-473-5713
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