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Hi,
I have 2 tables.
In table 1 (hours) I have a row with a hour_date column and an card_id column
In table 2 (salaries) I have a row with a start_date column, end_date column, salary_rate and a card_id column
Both tables have multiple rows with the same card_id.
eg. card_id 1 can have multiple hours rows as they have worked several times a week.
card_id 1 can have multiple salaries rows as they have a different salary at different dates
The goal is to have the right salary_rate in every hours row in table 1, obviously taken from table 2. Where the hour_date from table 1 should be same as or before the end_date from table 2.
I'd like the result to be put in table 1. That way, each row in table 1, has the correct salary_rate
I can't seem to figure out how.
Solved! Go to Solution.
try to add a column in this way:
I still have some doubts as to whether the start_date information from the salary table is not used.
Hi @Anonymous
Hi,
Thanks for the provided solution, I will test it soon and will accept it when it's proven it worked. Will get back to it asap
try to add a column in this way:
I still have some doubts as to whether the start_date information from the salary table is not used.
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