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        Is the date an actual date field, numeric or alpha? For Date... you
can use the YEAR sql bif. For numeric you have to use some mathmatics or
move it into a date sql fld using the CHAR function. You can use the SUM
function on the columns that you want totaled and then use the SORT BY
function to sort by the year variable you create. 
        It is hard to see how you want to do a SUM and a SORT unless you are
doing multiple selects and then merging them in to one. SUM creates one
value for a column and SORT sorts multiple records sequentially. Maybe a
better explanation of what you want is needed. 

Bryan Merrell

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I need to take 2 files, one is the Frieght, and the other is Order detail,
which has the real amt paid for frt. To sort by year where the format is
mmddyy. I would like to do this in SQL. I am not sure how to flex out the
year and sort on it, how to total various warehouses and other codes.

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