Re: SQL, joining an extracted journal data with a table that was updated.

many steps. I have a data queue that inputs to my transaction posting
program. this is the journal extract i have.
I am then wanting to join to the output of the process ( data queue ->
program -> transaction file)

we have cases where we see the proper data in the data queue, but the
transaction file has different data.
but in this step, I just want to find the mis-matches.


On Tue, Jan 12, 2021 at 2:48 PM Rob Berendt <rob@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Why don't you just use the journal entry data? If your column formats
don't change then an external data structure works great. Another
undocumented feature is this:

https://www.ibm.com/mysupport/s/question/0D50z000060GOLNCA4/how-do-i-convert-displayjournalentryinfo-from-a-stored-procedure-into-a-view-or-udtf-user-defined-table-function


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I am wanting to join my raw journal data, that is a data queue, and trying
to join to the final transactional table created downstream.

select *
from jrnextract
left join transfile on ttdte = dqdte and thtime BETWEEN dqttm and dqttm +
10
and dqorder = tref and dqttype = type

I want just 1 row for each journal extract entry (unique JOSEQN records)

I want to only join the unique journal record with the "nearest in time"
record from the left join. I am currently getting all that fall in the
range.
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