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My problem with your approach, Charles, is that it uses the highest date in the whole LRDETAIL file. Even if Jay wanted a count of all the records on the highest date, then there still the question: should you limit your SUBSELECT to only the records that match the original selection criteria? In your case, MAX(LDQDAT) could return a date from a record that isn't even in the select criteria, so the count would be zero!
Yep, but that's how I read his request.
Ah, the joy of SQL.
Now, Joe...lets not blame SQL for the confusion caused by the OP's description of his requirements not being exact. Given the same request but using RPG I/O I'd have given him the same results. Starting at EOF on LRDETAIL, reading backward though a logical keyed on LDQDAT, chain to BANKHEDR to check the fields there, stopping when LDQDAT changed. Jay how about it? What exactly are you trying to count? Charles
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