RE: Embedded SQL cont'd -- MIDRANGE-L

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Subject: RE: Embedded SQL cont'd
From: "Anderson, Steve J" <sjanderson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 13 Dec 2005 08:21:32 -0600
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Try using '... HAVING mypct <= :Dmargin' after the ORDER BY clause.

Having seems to work better with derived fields than the where clause. 

-----Original Message-----

I have a calculated field in my SQL statement that is as follows:

...
((ILNEPRICE - ILNEUAVCST) / ILNEPRICE) as MYPCT FROM
      LOWMARGNLF
WHERE
      ILNINVDATE <= :DFDATE AND
      ILNINVDATE >= :DSDATE AND
      MYPCT <= :DMARGIN
<snip>

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