I have a table where, in many fields there are numbers from 0 to 5. I need to convert the zeros into null. I guess I need to create an append query, but I do not know which expression to use so that it will convert the zeros to null.
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Convert zeros to null
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data entered by a vendor online (on a website) need to be stored in the master vendor file in PeopleSoft. The tab in PeopleSoft is called "vendors". I don't think it is a flat file. -
rmatos95 started a topic Can I create an online application that feeds into PeopleSoft Financials 7.5?in OracleCan I create an online application that feeds into PeopleSoft Financials 7.5?
We have PeopleSoft Financials 7.5 (I think). I wanted to know if it is possible to have vendors (who provides services to us) fill out an online application and have that information feed directly into the "vendor" file. Is that an integration? Would it take a customization from PeopleSoft? I am just trying to figure out if it is possible before I decide to go that route. -
Wow! It worked! I still don't know what it is summing, but now I understand that it is totalling more records than what my query returns. I was able to create another query of my original query and total only the results I want. Thanks, that answers my question.
p.s. I took a couple fields off because I thought they were unecessary.
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I am not sure if this will give more information to my problem, but here are a couple rows of my data:
But when I do Sum for the quantity field, the sums are not always correct. Here is what...Code:. ID TRC Quantity Hrs Yr 103187 FEX -8 2007 103187 FEX 8 2007 600508 FEX 5 2007 600508 FEX 6 2007 601729 FEX -8 2007 601729 FEX 8 2007
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Problem with the aggregate Sum function
Hi all! I am trying to have a query return the sum of hours in a certain field. My problem is that when I use the Total Sum, the sum does not add up to the real sum. I can't seem to find out why. I know the query is pulling data from a numeric field and that when I don't Sum it return the correct records. Another peice of information is that some of the numbers are negative, but for some records it sums right and for others it does not, but it does...Last edited by Stewart Ross; Sep 5 '08, 02:06 PM. Reason: Please use the code tags provided to delineate your SQL code.
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