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What kind of performance hit is there on searching an entire table for the maximum of some number where you're also checking the values of two particular columns?
This kind of stuff is why things like identity columns and sequences were created.
Perhaps multi tiering sequences for that format might work?
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Raul Jager
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Subject: Re: Identity question
Something like: SELECT max(number) +1 from table where branch = :myBranch and point = :myPoint ?
Will that work well when two or more processes use it?
On 5/24/19 11:50 AM, Luis Rodriguez wrote:
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Wouldn't it better to create a function that receives the branch and
point of sales ID and returns the number or string desired?
Regards,
Luis
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On Fri, May 24, 2019, 11:42 Raul Jager <raul@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
The Paraguayan version of the IRS (SET) requires that we assign
consecutive numbers to the documents (Bills) starting with one for
each branch and point of sale.
Can I get the system to generate the numbers? I had only seen one
sequence per file.
The numbers must have this format 001-001-0000001 First tree digits
are the branch, second group is the point of sale and the last seven
digits must be generated.
If not automatic, will a trigger be the best option?
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