Jim

Good thoughts... Can you recommend a suite of "unix" tools that I can use under Windows for this ?

I'm a big proponent of using non-jBase tools with jBASE (which I do) - I was hoping that I was missing something in my knowledge of jQL which might do the exclusion for me (I note another similar thread today on the same subject).

Thanks
Simon




On 27/09/2010 21:45, Jim Idle wrote:

1) Execute it in a bash script and grep --v "0\.00"

2) Or SORT it with the total displayed in the first column and pipe the output to sort -rn

3) Or SORT it and [ipe the output to awk

Etc etc.

Don't limit yourselves to the MV only way of doing things as that was the whole point of jBASE.

Jim

*From:* [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] *On Behalf Of *Daniel Klein
*Sent:* Sunday, September 26, 2010 6:12 AM
*To:* [email protected]
*Subject:* Re: jdbc

There's no iphone app that will do that? ;-)

Seriously, you would spool the report to a file and then post-process the file.

Dan

On Sun, Sep 26, 2010 at 7:00 AM, Simon Verona <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

 Hi all

This may or may not be a stupid question.

I have a transaction file, with many thousands of entries in, which should total zero both on a daily basis (there is a date field in the file) and overall.

If I have a problem, then a check is to find which dates do not come back to zero...

So, I execute a jQL query like :

SORT TRANSACTIONS BY DATE BREAK-ON DATE "'VL'" TOTAL 2 (D)

Which produces a list like  :

              02/07/2010       0.00
              01/07/2010       0.00
              30/06/2010       0.00
              29/06/2010    -585.31
              28/06/2010       0.00
              27/06/2010       0.00
               etc etc

All I want to see though is the dates that don't come to zero....

Can this be done using jQL?

Thanks
Simon

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