Introduction to Query Part 3. Query Topics Report Breaks  Totals and subtotals Forms of Output  Detail verses summary Output Types  Data base file.

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Introduction to Query Part 3

Query Topics Report Breaks  Totals and subtotals Forms of Output  Detail verses summary Output Types  Data base file

Report Breaks Totals and Subtotals 0 – Final Total 1 – 6 Total Levels

Report Breaks 1100 John Smith $ Amount Purchased Pig Feed 1290Break Pig Feed 300 Total1590Level 2 Chemicals 2000 Chemicals 2750 Total 4750 Level 2 Customer Total 6340Level Jimmy Jones Pig Feed 505 Pig Feed 900 Total 1405 Level 2 Chemicals 900 Total 900 Level 2 Customer Total 2305Level 1 Final Totals8645Level 0

Report Breaks Define Report Breaks Type break level (1-6) for up to 9 field names, press Enter. (Use as many fields as needed for each break level.) Break Sort Level Prty Field Text Len Dec 1 10 T02.TDCNO Customer Number 7 0 T03.CSLKNM Customer Lookup Name T02.TDITEM Item Number 14 T02.TDDESC Description 35 T02.TDQTY Quantity 9/ TOTAL tdamt* Bottom F3=Exit F5=Report F10=Process/previous F11=Display names only F12=Cancel F13=Layout F18=Files F23=Long comment

Report Breaks Format Report Break Break level : 0 Type choices, press Enter. (Type &field in text to have break values inserted.) Suppress summaries.... N Y=Yes, N=No Break text FINAL TOTALS Level Field 1 T02.TDCNO 2 T02.TDITEM F3=Exit F5=Report F10=Process/previous F12=Cancel F13=Layout F18=Files F23=Long comment

Report Breaks Format Report Break Break level : 1 Type choices, press Enter. (Type &field in text to have break values inserted.) Skip to new page..... N Y=Yes, N=No Suppress summaries.... N Y=Yes, N=No Break text &t02.tdcno Level Field 1 T02.TDCNO 2 T02.TDITEM F3=Exit F5=Report F10=Process/previous F12=Cancel F13=Layout F18=Files F23=Long comment

Report Breaks Format Report Break Break level : 2 Type choices, press Enter. (Type &field in text to have break values inserted.) Skip to new page..... N Y=Yes, N=No Suppress summaries.... N Y=Yes, N=No Break text &t02.tditem Level Field 1 T02.TDCNO 2 T02.TDITEM F3=Exit F5=Report F10=Process/previous F12=Cancel F13=Layout F18=Files F23=Long comment

Report Breaks Tips  Break levels will normally match the sort fields  Suppress summaries – N Will print totals  Suppress summaries – Y Will NOT print totals

Forms of Output Detail  Prints all detail lines Summary  Summarizes and prints ONLY fields with a break level or fields that are totaled using the report summary functions.

Forms of Output Select Output Type and Output Form Type choices, press Enter. Output type =Display 2=Printer 3=Database file Form of output =Detail 2=Summary only Line wrapping N Y=Yes, N=No Wrapping width Blank, Record on one page N Y=Yes, N=No F3=Exit F5=Report F10=Process/previous F12=Cancel F13=Layout F18=Files

Forms of Output 1100 John Smith $ Amount Purchased Total Feed1590Level 2 Total Chemicals 4750 Level 2 Customer Total 6340Level Jimmy Jones Total Feed 1405 Level 2 Total Chemicals 900 Level 2 Customer Total 2305Level 1 Final Totals8645Level 0

Forms of Output Define Report Breaks Type break level (1-6) for up to 9 field names, press Enter. (Use as many fields as needed for each break level.) Break Sort Level Prty Field Text Len Dec 1 10 T02.TDCNO Customer Number 7 0 T03.CSLKNM Customer Lookup Name T02.TDITEM Item Number 14 T02.TDDESC Description 35 T02.TDQTY Quantity 9/ TOTAL tdamt* Bottom F3=Exit F5=Report F10=Process/previous F11=Display names only F12=Cancel F13=Layout F18=Files F23=Long comment

Forms of Output 2-Summary Tips Fields that are totaled with the summary function will automatically print  Quantities and Dollar Amounts Use the break levels to print other fields  Ex. if the item no needs to print on the report then select it as a break level

Output Types Select Output Type and Output Form Type choices, press Enter. Output type =Display 2=Printer 3=Database file Form of output =Detail 2=Summary only Line wrapping N Y=Yes, N=No Wrapping width Blank, Record on one page N Y=Yes, N=No F3=Exit F5=Report F10=Process/previous F12=Cancel F13=Layout F18=Files

Output Types Define Database File Output Type choices, press Enter. (The printed definition shows the output file record layout.) File mthlysales Name, F4 for list Library karenqry Name, F4 for list Member *FILE Name, *FIRST, *FILE, F4 for list Data in file =New file, 2=Replace file 3=New member, 4=Replace member 5=Add to member For a new file: Authority..... *LIBCRTAUT *LIBCRTAUT, authorization list name, *CHANGE, *ALL, *EXCLUDE, *USE Text Print definition... N Y=Yes, N=No F3=Exit F4=Prompt F5=Report F10=Process/previous F12=Cancel F13=Layout F18=Files

Output Types Tips Never save the data file to your AgVantage data library COxDATA Create the query using option 1 – New file then change query to use option 2 – Replace File

Exercises 4 & 5 & 6 See Handouts

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