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WHEN SUBSTRING(P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_oe_hdr.delivery_instructions, PATINDEX('%[^a-z ]%', P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_oe_hdr.delivery_instructions) + 1, 6) IS NULL

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Code:


SELECT

TOP (100) PERCENT P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_oe_pick_ticket.pick_ticket_no,
P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_oe_hdr.order_no, P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_oe_hdr.customer_id,
P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_oe_hdr.ship2_name, P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_oe_hdr.ship2_add1,
P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_oe_hdr.ship2_add2,
P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_oe_hdr.ship2_city,
P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_oe_hdr.ship2_state,
P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_oe_hdr.ship2_zip,
P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_oe_hdr.po_no,
P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_oe_pick_ticket.carrier_id AS Carrier,
P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_oe_pick_ticket.carrier_id AS Supplier,

P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_oe_hdr.cod_flag,
P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_oe_hdr.terms,
P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_oe_hdr.ship2_country,
P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_oe_hdr.ship_to_phone,
P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_oe_hdr.delivery_instructions,
dbo.Address_Table.ups_code,

-----------Looks for special character and returns next 6 spaces as UPS_Shipper----------

SUBSTRING(P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_oe_hdr.delivery_instructions, PATINDEX('%[^a-z ]%',

P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_oe_hdr.delivery_instructions) + 1, 6)
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'Y' AS QVN, 'email@domain.com' AS failureaddress,

P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_contacts.email_address,

------------When carrier_id is not one of these # then Null; else ------------------------------

CASE WHEN P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_oe_pick_ticket.carrier_id NOT IN (105188, 105191, 105194, 105197, 105200,

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----------------- Looks for special Character in delivery_instructions; if NULL then ups_code;
ELSE return value from delivery_instructions as UPS_Final--------------------

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P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_oe_hdr.order_no ON
dbo.Address_Table.id = P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_oe_hdr.customer_id LEFT OUTER JOIN
P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_contacts ON P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_oe_hdr.contact_id = P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_contacts.id

WHERE
(P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_oe_hdr.completed <> 'Y')
AND (P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_oe_hdr.delete_flag <> 'Y')
AND (P21PLAY.dbo.p21_view_oe_hdr.will_call <> 'Y')
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