I need to design a query in which order shortage is calculated with respect to fifo method for orders .
Attached is the logic
How to create it. and if i need to incorporate more than 10 orders , what is the best method for this ?
I have created an access application for production system .
I have a final stock query and 2 to 3 orders based on priority and i want to create a shortage list based on priority ... here is detail :
ItemName....|Stock qty....|ORDER1....|ORDER2....|ORDER3....|
A.................|200............|40............. |90............|100...........|
B.................|500............|0.............. .|400..........|200...........|
C.................|30..............|40............ .|0..............|20............|
D.................|0...............|0............. ..|10............|0...............|
E.................|900............|400...........| 300..........|280...........|
F.................|130............|200...........| 50............|0...............|
Now I want shortage as:
ITEM NAME |O1 SHORTAGE | O2 SHORTAGE | O3 SHORTAGE|
A................|00..................|00......... ..........|30..................|
B................|00..................|00......... ..........|100.................|
C................|10..................|00......... ..........|20...................|
D................|00..................|10......... ..........|00...................|
E................|00..................|00......... ..........|80...................|
F................|70..................|50......... ...........|00...................|
What method Do I use to write a query as I have hundreds of Products and 40-50 orders????????
I have a production database in which orders are checked for shortages at different levels of production in which :
1 raw product can be fetched in 2 or more final products, Shortages are checked as per priority.
In this database i have tables named "finalproductlist" and "rawproductslist" in which products are connected in one to many (see table "productmapping"). For E.g. 1 product in raw table can be fetched into 2 or more final products.
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I want to create the order shortage query which gives the shortage at both levels prioritywise.
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