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Posted by Bethany Holliday on 10/05/74 11:34
Alexander,
Thanks again. I will try your suggestions. I did, however, want to
answer your questions just in case I'm making this much more difficult
that I need to. ;)
The type for emp1, emp2 & emp3 is decimal.
I need the disc field to be equal to zero. The actual values in the
disclosure field in the base table are 0, 1, or 2. Intitially I had
this field in the select statement set as disc = 0, but because the
error I was receiving, I thought perhaps it didn't like my equal (=)
sign - setting the value to 0 - so I changed it to multiply the whatever
was there by zero to give me a value of zero.
As for the condition :
and ((disc = '0') or (disc <> '0' and (emp1 <> 0 or emp2 <> 0 or emp3 <>
0)))
That's a little more complicated but here's my attempt to explain it.
In the base table we have disclosure codes of 0, 1 or 2. In the case of
records where ownership = 0 (which is another condition in my where
clause). Generally - for most things, we only want to pull and show
data where disc = 0 - however, in this case, if there is a disc <> 0 AND
there are actual data values > 0 in any of the emp fields, we want to
pull that record and create average wage. The reason I need the
condition is that there can be true zeros in a field, but I don't want
to pull back any records where disc <> 0 and there are zeros in any of
the emp field. This gives me a divide by zero error.
Does that make sense?
Thanks!
Bethany
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