November 10, 2017 at 3:50 am
Hi Experts,
I have the following tables T1 and T2 linked by ID. ID 99, 100 & 101 has a formula in T2 table. I need create a SP/UDF, when I input 5000 to Premium column, FieldValue of 99,100 & 101 should be re-calculated and updated based on the formula in T1, that is Tax=4400, Amount=10400 and Percentage=104. There might be dependency of formula with each other, but it should be calculated on FormulaOrder.
T1
T2
Sample Data:
create table #T1
(
ID int, FieldName varchar(50),fieldvalue varchar(50),fieldtypeid int,fieldorder int
);
insert into #T1(ID,FieldName,fieldvalue,fieldtypeid,fieldorder)
values (97,'Coverage','This is Coverage',486,1),
(98,'Premium','6000',485,2),
(99,'Tax','10',488,3),
(100,'Amount','10',488,4),
(101,'Percentage',null,488,5);
create table #T2
(
ID int, Formula varchar(50),FormulaOrder int
);
insert into #T2(ID,Formula,FormulaOrder)
values (99,'Premium * 0.8',1),
(100,'Premium + Tax',2),
(101,'Amount * 0.01',3);
Please do help.
Thanks in advance
Naveen J V
November 10, 2017 at 5:35 am
Naveen J V - Friday, November 10, 2017 3:50 AMPlease do help.
With which part, exactly?
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November 14, 2017 at 8:30 am
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November 14, 2017 at 8:33 am
Naveen J V - Friday, November 10, 2017 3:50 AMHi Experts,I have the following tables T1 and T2 linked by ID. ID 99, 100 & 101 has a formula in T2 table. I need create a SP/UDF, when I input 5000 to Premium column, FieldValue of 99,100 & 101 should be re-calculated and updated based on the formula in T1, that is Tax=4400, Amount=10400 and Percentage=104. There might be dependency of formula with each other, but it should be calculated on FormulaOrder.
T1
T2
Sample Data:
create table #T1
(
ID int, FieldName varchar(50),fieldvalue varchar(50),fieldtypeid int,fieldorder int
);insert into #T1(ID,FieldName,fieldvalue,fieldtypeid,fieldorder)
values (97,'Coverage','This is Coverage',486,1),
(98,'Premium','6000',485,2),
(99,'Tax','10',488,3),
(100,'Amount','10',488,4),
(101,'Percentage',null,488,5);create table #T2
(
ID int, Formula varchar(50),FormulaOrder int
);insert into #T2(ID,Formula,FormulaOrder)
values (99,'Premium * 0.8',1),
(100,'Premium + Tax',2),
(101,'Amount * 0.01',3);Please do help.
Thanks in advance
Naveen J V
That kind of thing is not a good idea within a database. You'd have to write your own formula parser, and thtat's a lot more work than what a volunteer on a public forum would be likely to attempt. Given that SQL Server can accomplish something similar with "calculated fields", I'd suggest going in that direction instead, as this one is impractical at best. Look up "SQL Server calculated fields" on Google.
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