Determine Qty Allocated for a Item and location | Collection of Useful Microsoft Dynamics GP Sql Commands, Tips and Tricks

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Determine Qty Allocated for a Item and location

Long Description:
Find Qty allocated for a specified item and location, you can modify this code as per your needs, this is a sample query you are responsible for what ever changes you do.

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Commands with UPDATE, DELETE or DROP can ruin your data! Please use these queries with caution. We highly recommend that you backup your database before trying out these commands and to load them up first on a test server. Use at your own risk.

Associated SQL Command:
--Determine the Qty allocated for a item and location --Replace <Item Code> With Proper Item Code --Replace <Location Code> With Proper Location Code --Venugopal G A --For any queries mail me venuasg@yahoo.com ------------------------ --This is the allocated quantity in the SOP10200 for Orders' select SUM(ATYALLOC) AS QTYALLOCATED from SOP10200 where ITEMNMBR = <Item Number> and ATYALLOC > 0 and SOPTYPE = 2 AND [LOCNCODE] = <Location Code> UNION ALL --This is the allocated quantity in the SOP10200 for Invoices' SELECT SUM(ATYALLOC) AS QTYALLOCATED from SOP10200 where ITEMNMBR = <Item Number> and ATYALLOC > 0 and SOPTYPE = 3 AND [LOCNCODE]= <Location Code> UNION ALL --This is the allocated quantity in the IV10001 for a decrease Adjustment' select SUM(TRXQTY) AS QTYALLOCATED from IV10001 where ITEMNMBR = <Item Number> and TRXQTY < 0 AND [TRNSTLOC] = <Location Code> UNION ALL --This is the allocated quantity in the IV10001 for Transfers' select sum(TRXQTY) AS QTYALLOCATED from IV10001 where ITEMNMBR = <Item Number> and TRXQTY > 0 AND [TRXLOCTN] = <Location Code> UNION ALL --This is the allocated quantity in the IVC10101 for saved Invoices' select SUM(QUANTITY) AS QTYALLOCATED from IVC10101 where ITEMNMBR = <Item Number> and DOCTYPE = 1 AND [LOCNCODE] = <Location Code> ----------------------------------------
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