Hi All,
I have the following bit of code which looks at a parts list and then checks on incoming and outgoing movements in the next 60 days
This does pretty much what I want it to do except that there may well be no purchases or sales in the time frame.
In this case in need the result of each of the sub queries to be 0 rather than 'NULL' so that the calculation of purchase - sales will still work.
I have tried using a CASE statement but it returns an error each time.
Any suggestions?
I have the following bit of code which looks at a parts list and then checks on incoming and outgoing movements in the next 60 days
Code:
SELECT pa.PartNumber
,pa.OnHandStockLevel
,(SELECT sum(pod.QuantityPurchased - pod.QuantityReceived)
FROM Purchase.PurchaseOrderDetails pod
WHERE pod.ReceiptStatusID NOT IN (3,4)
AND pod.PartID = pa.PartID
AND pod.ReceiptDate < (getdate()+60)) -
(SELECT sum(sod.QuantityOrdered - sod.QuantityDespatched)
FROM Sales.SalesOrderDetails sod
WHERE sod.DespatchStatusID NOT IN (3,2)
AND sod.PartID = pa.PartID
AND sod.OnHold = 0
AND sod.DespatchDate < (getdate()+60))
FROM Structure.Parts pa
In this case in need the result of each of the sub queries to be 0 rather than 'NULL' so that the calculation of purchase - sales will still work.
I have tried using a CASE statement but it returns an error each time.
Any suggestions?
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