Declare Or Create Cursor
Hello guys,just wanted to ask a question some might percieve it as a stupid one but I don't know so I will ask anyway?
Is Declare Cursor same as Create Cursor and if not what is the major difference?
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Must Declare The Scalar Variable
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Day(Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) + @Firstday, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date]))) When Datepart(dd, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) >= '10' and Datepart(dd, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) < '25' then Datepart(yyyy,Dateadd(dd, - Day(Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) + @Nextday, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date]))) When Datepart(dd, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) >= '25' and Datepart(mm, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) < '12' then Datepart(yyyy,Dateadd(dd, - day(Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) + @Firstday,(dateadd(mm,1,Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date]))))) When Datepart(dd, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) >= '25' and Datepart(mm, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) = '12' then Datepart(yyyy,Dateadd(dd, - day(Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) + @Firstday,(Dateadd(mm,1,DateAdd(yyyy,1,Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])))))) End AS [PaymYr] from Z_Cashflow_Purchorders, Wsuppliers Where [Supplier Code] = Supp Union Select [Supplier Code], [Supplier Name], Stype, [Order No], [Line No], [Due Date], [Mat Part], [Qty Ordered], [Purch Price], [Value], Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date]) as [Paym Date], Letype, Lecurcode, Case When Datepart(Dd, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) < '10' then Dateadd(dd, - Day(Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) + @Firstday, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) When Datepart(dd, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) >= '10' and Datepart(dd, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) < '25' then Dateadd(dd, - Day(Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) + @Nextday, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) When Datepart(dd, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) >= '25' and Datepart(mm, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) < '12' then Dateadd(dd, - day(Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) + @Firstday,(dateadd(mm,1,Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])))) When Datepart(dd, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) >= '25' and Datepart(mm, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) = '12' then Dateadd(dd, - day(Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) + @Firstday,(Dateadd(mm,1,DateAdd(yyyy,1,Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date]))))) End AS [Paymdate], Case When Datepart(Dd, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) < '10' then Datepart(wk,Dateadd(dd, - Day(Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) + @Firstday, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date]))) When Datepart(dd, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) >= '10' and Datepart(dd, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) < '25' then Datepart(wk,Dateadd(dd, - Day(Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) + @Nextday, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date]))) When Datepart(dd, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) >= '25' and Datepart(mm, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) < '12' then Datepart(wk,Dateadd(dd, - day(Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) + @Firstday,(dateadd(mm,1,Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date]))))) When Datepart(dd, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) >= '25' and Datepart(mm, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) = '12' then Datepart(wk,Dateadd(dd, - day(Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) + @Firstday,(Dateadd(mm,1,DateAdd(yyyy,1,Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])))))) End AS [PaymWk], Case When Datepart(Dd, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) < '10' then Datepart(yyyy,Dateadd(dd, - Day(Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) + @Firstday, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date]))) When Datepart(dd, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) >= '10' and Datepart(dd, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) < '25' then Datepart(yyyy,Dateadd(dd, - Day(Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) + @Nextday, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date]))) When Datepart(dd, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) >= '25' and Datepart(mm, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) < '12' then Datepart(yyyy,Dateadd(dd, - day(Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) + @Firstday,(dateadd(mm,1,Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date]))))) When Datepart(dd, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) >= '25' and Datepart(mm, Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) = '12' then Datepart(yyyy,Dateadd(dd, - day(Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])) + @Firstday,(Dateadd(mm,1,DateAdd(yyyy,1,Dateadd(dd,Screditdays,[Due Date])))))) End AS [PaymYr] from Z_Cashflow_Schedorders, Wsuppliers Where [Supplier Code] = Supp
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