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future_is_me
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Posted - 11/27/2012 :  17:56:55  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I have a table with the following format

Date Col1 Col2 Col3 col4 col5 Status
1/1/12 1 22 18 10 3 Rollback
1/2/12 28 10 15 13 34 Rollback
1/3/12 10 37 7 29 16 Rollover
1/4/12 36 11 27 25 19 Rollover
1/5/12 27 24 21 3 11 Rollover
1/6/12 31 28 11 20 34 Rollover
1/7/12 33 36 16 24 1 Rollover
1/8/12 17 1 30 21 34 Rollback
1/9/12 19 25 13 24 30 Rollback
1/10/12 19 33 8 31 36 Rollover
1/11/12 14 1 15 32 36 Rollover
1/12/12 26 7 31 23 17 Rollover
1/13/12 39 6 26 22 16 Rollover
1/14/12 14 1 39 11 36 Rollover
1/15/12 8 18 28 35 19 Rollover
1/16/12 4 11 17 9 8 Rollover
1/17/12 8 32 7 29 19 Rollover
1/18/12 17 7 16 25 33 Rollover
1/19/12 33 23 29 4 13 Rollback
1/20/12 13 27 9 38 17 Rollover
1/21/12 12 17 23 33 1 Rollover
1/22/12 33 31 17 12 38 Rollover
1/23/12 23 29 33 37 34 Rollover
1/24/12 26 23 34 35 12 Rollback
1/25/12 10 38 16 23 9 Rollover
1/26/12 29 13 30 27 22 Rollover
1/27/12 37 23 9 12 27 Rollback

I am looking for a script that checks repetition of column values between a rollover and a rollover followed by a rollback.

For example:
In row 3 the status column has value rollover. So I have to check for the immediate rollover after a rollback which has occured in row number 7. So between row 3 and row 7 i have to identify which numbers in col1 col2 col3 col4 col5 columns have appeared more than once with their dates and output those results to a different table.

In this case
36 appeared on 1/4/2012 and 1/7/2012
11 appeared on 1/4/2012, 1/5/12 and 1/6/2012
27 appeared on 1/4/2012 and 1/5/12

so on

so my end result has to be

tableA

Date Numbers_appeared
1/4/12 36,11,27
1/5/12 11,27
1/6/12 11
1/7/12 36




Is this possible? Experts..Thanks a bunch for your help on this.

namman
Constraint Violating Yak Guru

USA
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Posted - 11/28/2012 :  13:15:08  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Do you have a solution yet?
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sunitabeck
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Posted - 11/28/2012 :  14:03:38  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
If you haven't gotten a solution yet:

I took a look at this, and your data does not seem to agree with your description. "So I have to check for the immediate rollover after a rollback which has occured in row number 7." The immediate rollover after a rollback seems to be on line 10


1/1/12	1	22	18	10	3	Rollback	1
1/2/12	28	10	15	13	34	Rollback	2
1/3/12	10	37	7	29	16	Rollover	3
1/4/12	36	11	27	25	19	Rollover	4
1/5/12	27	24	21	3	11	Rollover	5
1/6/12	31	28	11	20	34	Rollover	6
1/7/12	33	36	16	24	1	Rollover	7
1/8/12	17	1	30	21	34	Rollback	8
1/9/12	19	25	13	24	30	Rollback	9 <-- Rollback
1/10/12	19	33	8	31	36	Rollover	10<-- Rollover
1/11/12	14	1	15	32	36	Rollover	11
Or did you mean immediate rollover BEFORE a rollback?
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future_is_me
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Posted - 12/03/2012 :  10:03:42  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
No Problem. I was able to figure it out and script. Thanks
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namman
Constraint Violating Yak Guru

USA
276 Posts
Posted - 12/03/2012 :  13:30:10  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
If you figure out, you should share with others. It may help other people now or later.

Here is the place to share. People spend time to help you so when you have a solution, you should post here to help other.

Beside that, your solution may not be efficient or even incorrect. Posting solution is helping you too.
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