I have a script when I'm trying to select locations in an inventory where quantity of said location is <= 5. The query is complete, now I'm trying to do some fine tuning, and what I'm running into now is when I use the distinct clause I am still receiving duplicate records in the same column. I do know the column next to the first are unique, but I thought distinguishing distinct and one column would roll over to next related to said column.
Here is my code:
select DISTINCT bin.scannable_id as bin,
bi.bin_id as case1,
pallet.scannable_id as pallet,
-- bi.isbn as fcsku,
nvl(fs.asin,bi.isbn) as asin,
sum(bi.quantity) as quantity,
pallet.creation_date as received_date
from containers bin
join containers pallet on pallet.containing_container_id = bin.container_id
join containers case on case.containing_container_id = pallet.container_id
join bin_items bi on bi.container_id = case.container_id
left join fcskus fs on fs.fcsku = bi.isbn
where bin.scannable_id like 'R-1-T%'
and bi.quantity <= '5'
group by bin.scannable_id, pallet.scannable_id, bi.bin_id, bi.owner,bi.isbn,nvl(fs.asin,bi.isbn), pallet.creation_date
order by sum(bi.quantity);
My output, which is obviously showing duplicate records in the scannable_id column:
Correct Formatting Thanks to conrad.
select DISTINCT bin.scannable_id as bin,
pallet.scannable_id as pallet,
nvl(fs.asin,bi.isbn) as asin,
sum(bi.quantity) as quantity
from containers bin
join containers pallet on pallet.containing_container_id = bin.container_id
join containers case on case.containing_container_id = pallet.container_id
join bin_items bi on bi.container_id = case.container_id
left join fcskus fs on fs.fcsku = bi.isbn
where bin.scannable_id like 'R-1-T%'
having sum(bi.quantity) <= '5'
group by bin.scannable_id, pallet.scannable_id, nvl(fs.asin,bi.isbn), bi.quantity
order by sum(bi.quantity);