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SOLVED, Re: SQL question

On 9/29/16, 11:11 AM, Charles Wilt wrote:
This works on older versions of DB2 for i

with
cur_yr as (select ...)
, prior_yr as (select ...)
select
c.month, c.sales, p.py_sales
from cur_yr C
join prior_yr P on c.month = p.month

Thanks, Mr. Wilt. That did it.

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JHHL


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