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Trying to write script to capture the following:
see call claims that occurred within 14 days or less of last claim for a particular unit.
Thank you,
Venus
Hi, Venus
Could you provide us with some data samples, table or a small application with you data model.
I'd like to understand it a little better before answering your question.
Rgds,
Erich
Hi Erich,
Here's the sample.
I want to set up a script to monitor this unit and see if it has a new transaction within 14 days of the last one on 4/6/11.
Transaction Date | Unit# | Problem |
20100810 | 100364927 | LIGHTS INOP. FOUND LOOSE CONNECTION.CONNECT. JD |
20101013 | 100364927 | PUMP LEAKING RR/MP |
20101014 | 100364927 | |
20101014 | 100364927 | |
20101014 | 100364927 | TRIPS BREAKER OZONE SHORTED RR/MP |
20101022 | 100364927 | SPEAKER IN OP RR PART LES |
20110217 | 100364927 | FAULTY STEREO RR |
20110406 | 100364927 | TOPSIDE:Moisture inb TOPSIDE |
Thanks for the help.
Venus
Hi, Venus.
This is an app a build based on your table. I created another unit to test how it would work.
I solved the problem with script and some set analysis.
I hope it will work now for you. Tell me if there is any doubt.
Erich,
It's close. Sorry, I was not specific enough.
Script shoud compare the last two different transaction dates for a specific unit and provide a list with all transactions with 14 days difference between the two dates.
| ID | Problem | Transaction Date | Unit# | ntDate | daysFromLast | maxnDate |
| 7 | FAULTY STEREO RR | 20110217 | 100364927 | 17/02/2011 | 48 | 06/04/2011 |
| 8 | TOPSIDE:Moisture inb TOPSIDE | 20110406 | 100364927 | 06/04/2011 | 0 | 06/04/2011 |
| 2/17/2011 | 4/6/2011 | |||||
| last transaction | current transaction |
Thanks again,
Venus
Hi, Venus.
I hope I solved it now ![]()
Erich,
Thank you. Just one more question. Can this be done without the use of sequence numbers? From this set, the line in red is what should be captured.
| Tag# | Service Date | days between failures | Unit# | Customer Number |
| 455027 | 9/25/2009 | 0 | ABC1234 | 123 |
| 559719 | 11/24/2010 | 425 | ABC1234 | 123 |
| 559767 | 11/30/2010 | 6 | ABC1234 | 123 |
| 585925 | 2/11/2011 | 73 | ABC1234 | 123 |
Thank you,
Venus
Venus,
the sequency field I build on the script. I doesn't exist on the database using order by and peek()
You could use a similar expression and adapt it for a background condition.
Tell me if you have any doubts on the script