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May 1, 2015

SQL Ver: 2008 (not r2)
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SQL CODE:
DECLARE
     @WIPMonthCurrent date = (SELECT TOP 1 WIPMonth FROM budxcWIPMonths WHERE ActiveWIPPeriod = 'Y')
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[code]....

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[QM_ADD_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
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[QM_LOCK_OP] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_QUOTE_JOB] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_QUOTE_NUM] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_JOB_NUM] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_PRJ_NUM] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_NUMBER] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_REV_NUM] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_REV_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_REV_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
[QM_REV_OPR] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_STYLE_CODE] [char](4) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_REP_JOB_NUM] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_REP_COLUMN] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_REP_PART] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_REP_MODEL] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_REP_TYPE] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_MODEL_QUOTE] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_RUN_NUM] [int] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_SOURCE_QUOTE] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_SOURCE_VAR] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_SOURCE_QTY] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_SOURCE_PART] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_SOURCE_MODEL] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_ORIG_QUOTE] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_ORIG_VAR] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_ORIG_QTY] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_ORIG_PART] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_COPY_JOB] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_COPY_COLUMN] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_COPY_J_PART] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_COPY_QUOTE] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_COPY_VAR] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_COPY_QTY] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_COPY_Q_PART] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_JOINT_STATUS] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_QUOTE_STATUS] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_JOB_STATUS] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_LIVE_STATUS] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_USER_STATUS] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_DEL_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_IS_CONVERTED] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_PRINTED] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_COPY_RATES] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_IMPORT_UPDATE] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_CRED_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_CRED_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
[QM_CRED_AMT] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_CRED_OP] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_HELD] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_PROOF] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_DELIV_METHOD] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_ART_METHOD] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_DES_TYPE] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_REC_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_REC_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
[QM_OWN_OP] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_RESP_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_RESP_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
[QM_RESP_OP] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_RESP_OP_1] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_RESP_OP_2] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_RESP_OP_3] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_RESP_OP_4] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_RESP_OP_5] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_RECONTACT] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_REQ_FLAG] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_ORIG_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_ORIG_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
[QM_PREF_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_PREF_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
[QM_LATE_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_LATE_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
[QM_TITLE] [char](72) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_DELIV_CODE] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_CLT_SPEC] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_TAX_REF] [char](22) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_CONTACT] [char](36) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_PHONE] [char](22) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_FAX] [char](22) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_ORDER] [char](20) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_ORDER_CFM] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_ORDER_REL] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_REP] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_REP_1] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_REP_2] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_REP_3] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_REP_4] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_REP_5] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_COORDINATOR] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_PRIORITY] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_TYPE_CODE] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_GRADE] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_FIN_SIZE_CODE] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_FIN_WID] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_FIN_LEN] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_FIN_DEP] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_FIN_GUSS] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_FIN_GSM] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_FIN_UNIT] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_ORIENT] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_PROD_CODE] [char](22) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_FIN_GOOD] [char](22) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_CUST_CODE] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_CUST_CODE_1] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_CUST_CODE_2] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_CUST_PROS] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_REQD_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_REQD_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
[QM_FOLIO] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_FOLIO_1] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_FOLIO_2] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_PACK_QTY] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_USAGE] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_REORDER] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_EACH_WGT] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_WGT_UNIT] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_RFQ_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_RFQ_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
[QM_RFQ_OPR] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_SALES_TYPE] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_SALES_SRC] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_SALES_RSN] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_PROFILE] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_JOB_QTY] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_PREV_QTY] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_JOB_UNIT] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_PO_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_PO_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
[QM_PO_OP] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_DLY_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_DLY_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
[QM_QTY_DESP] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_TOTAL_DLY] [int] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_SCHED_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_SCHED_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
[QM_CLOSE_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_CLOSE_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
[QM_INV_NUM] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_PACK_NUM] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_DOWN_LOAD] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_TRACK_CODE] [char](4) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_TAX_TYPE] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_TAX_CODE] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_CURR] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_EXCH_RATE] numeric(18,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_UNIT_QTY] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_UNIT_FLAG] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_RUNON_QTY] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_SPEC_QTY] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_CHARGEABLE] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_NC_REASON] [char](22) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_CUST_MKUP] numeric(18,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_JOB_MKUP] numeric(18,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_BROKERAGE] numeric(18,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_CUST_DISC] numeric(18,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_INVOKED_BTNS] [int] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_IMPORTED] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_IMPORT_RECALC] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_IMPORT_CONVERT] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_BRANCH] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_CODE] [char](36) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_TEMPLATE] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_REPEAT_PERIOD] [int] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_REOPEN_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_CAT_OPTION] [char](16) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_UNIT_ID] [char](10) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_PROD_BRANCH] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_UID] [int] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_AVAIL_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_AVAIL_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL
) ON [PRIMARY]

GO

-- Create an index on the table

CREATE unique INDEX [QM_NUMBER_ORDER] ON tmp([QM_QUOTE_JOB], [QM_NUMBER]) ON [PRIMARY]

GO

-- Populate the table

declare @Counter as int

SET NOCOUNT ON

set @Counter = 1

while @Counter < 100000

begin

insert into tmp (QM_ADD_TIME, QM_NUMBER) values (1,@Counter);

set @Counter = @Counter + 1

end

GO

-- Update QM_UID to a sequential value

declare @NextID int;

set @NextID = 1;

update tmp set QM_UID=@NextID, @NextID = @NextID + 1;

-- Find rows with a duplicate QM_UID (there should be no duplicate)

select QM_UID, count(*) from tmp group by QM_UID having count(*) > 1 order by QM_UID

--drop table tmp

-- output from select @@VERSION

-- Microsoft SQL Server 2005 - 9.00.3054.00 (Intel X86) Mar 23 2007 16:28:52 Copyright (c) 1988-2005 Microsoft Corporation Developer Edition on Windows NT 5.2 (Build 3790: Service Pack 1)

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1.
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[Code] ....

I can not change the definition of the columns since these are production settings.

Thus can you should me modified sql that will end up with the entire value of 8 characters in the [Inputtb].lockCombo1 column?

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