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Mar 26, 2004

Have the following rate schedule - amount and discount rate

$0-10 = 1% discount
$10-100 = 2%
$100-over = 3%

I created the following rate table with min range and no max range so last entry will handle everything over 100$
$0 1%
$10 2%
$100 3%

I then create a view to translate it as min and max range
$0 10 1%
$10 100 2%
$100 max 3%

Select* from view where $10 between minrange and maxrange
give 2 rows
1%
2%

Question: Is there a way to structure the rate table so I can use SELECT BETWEEN and
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Hi All,

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There is table for shipping
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Rajkot


1


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Rajkot


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Rajkot


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Ahemedabad


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Ahemedabad


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1


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Goa


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Goa


3


120.00




Gondal


1


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Gondal


2


30.00




Gondal


3


42.50




Morbi


1


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Morbi


2


30.00




Morbi


3


42.50




Gandhinagar


1


42.50




Gandhinagar


2


55.00




Gandhinagar


3


67.50




Gandhinagar


4


80.00




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The result table should be:




City(s)


1


2


3


4




Rajkot,Gondal,Morbi


25.00


30.00


42.50


-




Ahemedabad,Gandhinagar


42.50


55.00


67.50


80.00




Goa


90.00


105.00


120.00


-




Baruch


70.25


80.00


92.00


120.50




 Description:

- Display all the cities
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of kgs is not fixed. 

Reply as soon as possible.

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/

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join

systemuserbase u

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and

month(tx.Dm_Date) = month(GetDate())

and

year(tx.Dm_Date) = year(GetDate())

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(

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u.fullname

, sum(tx.Dm_Time) TwomosagoBillhours

, sum(tx.Dm_Time)/((select dm_billabledays from dm_billabledays where Dm_Month = Month(GetDate()))*8) twomosagobillingpercentage

from

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join

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