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Rescheduling installments by distributing amounts [message #687469] Mon, 13 March 2023 01:39 Go to next message
OraFerro
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Hi All,

I have the following four schedules, each consists of a id, installments, due date, and amount. each id has 2 installments due dates per year that are 6 months apart. I need to do a rescheduling based on the following rules:
- installments that take place in 2022 and 2023 are going to be rescheduled as long as the are not FULLY Repaid (just kept the name instead of an ID for easier reading).
- scheduled installments amount will be 0.
- rescheduling takes place by distributing the sum of the scheduled installments on the remaining installments so that the first installment carries the fractions to the nearest 1000 as show in the result below belonging to ids 3 and 4.
- in case the scheduled installment(s) are the last installment(s), a new installment with an amount equal to the sum of scheduled installments is added with the closest due data in 2024 (so in case the id has installments in June and Dec each year, the first available installment in 2024 is June 2024, if the due dates were for example Feb and August the first available date in 2024 for this id is Feb 2024).

Here is my case and expected results:
create table test_sched
  (
    agr_id number(6),
    installment_no number(3),
    Due_date date,
    amount number(15,3),
    status varchar(20) 
  );


insert all
into TEST_SCHED values (1,1,to_date('01-03-2014','dd-mm-yyyy'), 258000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (1,2,to_date('01-09-2014','dd-mm-yyyy'), 258000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (1,3,to_date('01-03-2015','dd-mm-yyyy'), 258000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (1,4,to_date('01-09-2015','dd-mm-yyyy'), 258000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (1,5,to_date('01-03-2016','dd-mm-yyyy'), 258000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (1,6,to_date('01-09-2016','dd-mm-yyyy'), 258000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (1,7,to_date('01-03-2017','dd-mm-yyyy'), 258000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (1,8,to_date('01-09-2017','dd-mm-yyyy'), 258000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (1,9,to_date('01-03-2018','dd-mm-yyyy'), 258000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (1,10,to_date('01-09-2018','dd-mm-yyyy'), 258000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (1,11,to_date('01-03-2019','dd-mm-yyyy'), 258000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (1,12,to_date('01-09-2019','dd-mm-yyyy'), 258000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (1,13,to_date('01-03-2020','dd-mm-yyyy'), 258000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (1,14,to_date('01-09-2020','dd-mm-yyyy'), 258000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (1,15,to_date('01-03-2021','dd-mm-yyyy'), 258000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (1,16,to_date('01-09-2021','dd-mm-yyyy'), 258000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (1,17,to_date('01-03-2022','dd-mm-yyyy'), 258000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (1,18,to_date('01-09-2022','dd-mm-yyyy'), 258000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (1,19,to_date('01-03-2023','dd-mm-yyyy'), 258000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (2,1,to_date('01-12-2013','dd-mm-yyyy'), 660000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (2,2,to_date('01-06-2014','dd-mm-yyyy'), 660000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (2,3,to_date('01-12-2014','dd-mm-yyyy'), 660000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (2,4,to_date('01-06-2015','dd-mm-yyyy'), 660000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (2,5,to_date('01-12-2015','dd-mm-yyyy'), 660000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (2,6,to_date('01-06-2016','dd-mm-yyyy'), 660000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (2,7,to_date('01-12-2016','dd-mm-yyyy'), 660000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (2,8,to_date('01-06-2017','dd-mm-yyyy'), 660000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (2,9,to_date('01-12-2017','dd-mm-yyyy'), 660000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (2,10,to_date('01-06-2018','dd-mm-yyyy'), 660000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (2,11,to_date('01-12-2018','dd-mm-yyyy'), 660000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (2,12,to_date('01-06-2019','dd-mm-yyyy'), 660000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (2,13,to_date('01-12-2019','dd-mm-yyyy'), 660000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (2,14,to_date('01-06-2020','dd-mm-yyyy'), 660000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (2,15,to_date('01-12-2020','dd-mm-yyyy'), 660000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (2,16,to_date('01-06-2021','dd-mm-yyyy'), 660000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (2,17,to_date('01-12-2021','dd-mm-yyyy'), 660000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (2,18,to_date('01-06-2022','dd-mm-yyyy'), 660000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (2,19,to_date('01-12-2022','dd-mm-yyyy'), 500000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (3,1,to_date('01-08-2017','dd-mm-yyyy'), 116000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (3,2,to_date('01-02-2018','dd-mm-yyyy'), 116000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (3,3,to_date('01-08-2018','dd-mm-yyyy'), 116000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (3,4,to_date('01-02-2019','dd-mm-yyyy'), 116000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (3,5,to_date('01-08-2019','dd-mm-yyyy'), 116000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (3,6,to_date('01-02-2020','dd-mm-yyyy'), 116000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (3,7,to_date('01-08-2020','dd-mm-yyyy'), 116000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (3,8,to_date('01-02-2021','dd-mm-yyyy'), 116000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (3,9,to_date('01-08-2021','dd-mm-yyyy'), 116000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (3,10,to_date('01-02-2022','dd-mm-yyyy'), 116000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
into TEST_SCHED values (3,11,to_date('01-08-2022','dd-mm-yyyy'), 116000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (3,12,to_date('01-02-2023','dd-mm-yyyy'), 116000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (3,13,to_date('01-08-2023','dd-mm-yyyy'), 116000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (3,14,to_date('01-02-2024','dd-mm-yyyy'), 116000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (3,15,to_date('01-08-2024','dd-mm-yyyy'), 116000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (3,16,to_date('01-02-2025','dd-mm-yyyy'), 116000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (3,17,to_date('01-08-2025','dd-mm-yyyy'), 116000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (3,18,to_date('01-02-2026','dd-mm-yyyy'), 116000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (3,19,to_date('01-08-2026','dd-mm-yyyy'), 116000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (3,20,to_date('01-02-2027','dd-mm-yyyy'), 116000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (4,1,to_date('01-02-2022','dd-mm-yyyy'), 190000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (4,2,to_date('01-08-2022','dd-mm-yyyy'), 190000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (4,3,to_date('01-02-2023','dd-mm-yyyy'), 190000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (4,4,to_date('01-08-2023','dd-mm-yyyy'), 190000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (4,5,to_date('01-02-2024','dd-mm-yyyy'), 190000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (4,6,to_date('01-08-2024','dd-mm-yyyy'), 190000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (4,7,to_date('01-02-2025','dd-mm-yyyy'), 190000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (4,8,to_date('01-08-2025','dd-mm-yyyy'), 190000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (4,9,to_date('01-02-2026','dd-mm-yyyy'), 190000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (4,10,to_date('01-08-2026','dd-mm-yyyy'), 190000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (4,11,to_date('01-02-2027','dd-mm-yyyy'), 190000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (4,12,to_date('01-08-2027','dd-mm-yyyy'), 190000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (4,13,to_date('01-02-2028','dd-mm-yyyy'), 190000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (4,14,to_date('01-08-2028','dd-mm-yyyy'), 190000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (4,15,to_date('01-02-2029','dd-mm-yyyy'), 190000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (4,16,to_date('01-08-2029','dd-mm-yyyy'), 190000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (4,17,to_date('01-02-2030','dd-mm-yyyy'), 190000, '')
into TEST_SCHED values (4,18,to_date('01-08-2030','dd-mm-yyyy'), 190000, '')
select * from dual;
and my expected results:
AG_ID       Inst_No       Due_Date       Amount
1       1       01-03-2014       258000
1       2       01-09-2014       258000
1       3       01-03-2015       258000
1       4       01-09-2015       258000
1       5       01-03-2016       258000
1       6       01-09-2016       258000
1       7       01-03-2017       258000
1       8       01-09-2017       258000
1       9       01-03-2018       258000
1       10       01-09-2018       258000
1       11       01-03-2019       258000
1       12       01-09-2019       258000
1       13       01-03-2020       258000
1       14       01-09-2020       258000
1       15       01-03-2021       258000
1       16       01-09-2021       258000
1       17       01-03-2022       258000
1       18       01-09-2022       0
1       19       01-03-2023       0
1       20       01-03-2024       516000--both installment 18 and 19 are now worth 0 and their sum was added as newly inserted installment 20
2       1       01-12-2013       660000
2       2       01-06-2014       660000
2       3       01-12-2014       660000
2       4       01-06-2015       660000
2       5       01-12-2015       660000
2       6       01-06-2016       660000
2       7       01-12-2016       660000
2       8       01-06-2017       660000
2       9       01-12-2017       660000
2       10       01-06-2018       660000
2       11       01-12-2018       660000
2       12       01-06-2019       660000
2       13       01-12-2019       660000
2       14       01-06-2020       660000
2       15       01-12-2020       660000
2       16       01-06-2021       660000
2       17       01-12-2021       660000
2       18       01-06-2022       660000
2       19       01-12-2022       0
2       20       01-06-22       500000 --only installment 19 amount was modified to 0 and its amount is inserted as a new installment 20
3       1       01-08-2017       116000
3       2       01-02-2018       116000
3       3       01-08-2018       116000
3       4       01-02-2019       116000
3       5       01-08-2019       116000
3       6       01-02-2020       116000
3       7       01-08-2020       116000
3       8       01-02-2021       116000
3       9       01-08-2021       116000
3       10       01-02-2022       116000
3       11       01-08-2022       0
3       12       01-02-2023       0
3       13       01-08-2023       0
3       14       01-02-2024       170000--because installment 10 is FULLY  Repaid, only 11-13 were turned into 0 and the sum was distributed to the remaining installments keeping the fraction to the closest 1000 into installment 14.
3       15       01-08-2024       165000
3       16       01-02-2025       165000
3       17       01-08-2025       165000
3       18       01-02-2026       165000
3       19       01-08-2026       165000
3       20       01-02-2027       165000
4       1       01-02-2022       0
4       2       01-08-2022       0
4       3       01-02-2023       0
4       4       01-08-2023       0
4       5       01-02-2024       215000--installments 1-4 are not FULLY  Repaid and their sum was distributed on the remaining installments the same way as id 3 above.
4       6       01-08-2024       205000
4       7       01-02-2025       205000
4       8       01-08-2025       205000
4       9       01-02-2026       205000
4       10       01-08-2026       205000
4       11       01-02-2027       205000
4       12       01-08-2027       205000
4       13       01-02-2028       205000
4       14       01-08-2028       205000
4       15       01-02-2029       205000
4       16       01-08-2029       205000
4       17       01-02-2030       205000
4       18       01-08-2030       205000

Thanks,
Ferro
Re: Rescheduling installments by distributing amounts [message #687470 is a reply to message #687469] Mon, 13 March 2023 09:11 Go to previous messageGo to next message
mathguy
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Is there a reason the column names in the output don't match the column names in the CREATE TABLE statement? AG_ID and INST_NO instead of AGR_ID and INSTALLMENT_NO?

Do you have a separate table with all the AGR_ID values, with AGR_ID as primary key? (What is often called a "dimension" table.) That may simplify at least some solutions.
Re: Rescheduling installments by distributing amounts [message #687471 is a reply to message #687470] Mon, 13 March 2023 10:24 Go to previous messageGo to next message
mathguy
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A couple more questions...

First:

into TEST_SCHED values (1,1,to_date('01-03-2014','dd-mm-yyyy'), 258000, 'FULLY  Repaid')
Is the status you posted really
'FULLY  Repaid'
? Not only with the first word fully capitalized, but also with two spaces between the words?

Second:

2       20       01-06-22       500000 --only installment 19 amount was modified to 0 and its amount is inserted as a new installment 20
Do you mean 01-06-2024?
Re: Rescheduling installments by distributing amounts [message #687472 is a reply to message #687471] Mon, 13 March 2023 11:20 Go to previous messageGo to next message
mathguy
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Here is a query that I believe does everything you need. Note that your math for ID = 4 is just wrong; the skipped installments have a total amount of 4 * 190,000 = 760,000, spread over the remaining 14 payments, meaning the remaining 14 payments must increase by 760,000 / 14 which is a little over 54,000; if you increase 190,000 by 54,000 you get 244,000, I have no idea what math you applied in your "desired output" to get your values.

Also the example for ID = 3, which is mathematically correct, suggests that in your vocabulary, "nearest 1000" doesn't actually mean "nearest" (ROUND), but it means truncate to the nearest 1000. Or, if you really meant "nearest" (which may be rounding up in some cases), then your math is wrong for ID = 3 also. I chose to assume that your math is correct, and you meant TRUNC for "nearest" thousand.

(Note: big PLUS PLUS to you for posting test data, and for the statements being 100% correct - and also for stating the problem very clearly. MINUS to you for sloppiness; I found myself spending a good amount of time figuring out why various things didn't seem to work, only to discover that you were being inconsistent, or that your math is just plain wrong, etc.)

So - here is the query that does what you need, and agrees with your output except for the future amounts for ID = 4. Please test on more data to make sure it's correct (no point in investigating it further if it isn't). If it seems correct, you may want to read through the query to understand what it does. Please write back with questions if there are parts you don't understand.

with
  skip_amounts (agr_id, s_installment_no, s_due_date, s_amount) as (
    select agr_id, max(installment_no), max(due_date), sum(amount)
    from   test_sched
    where  due_date >= date '2022-01-01' and due_date < date '2024-01-01'
           and lnnvl(status = 'FULLY  Repaid')
    group  by agr_id
  )
, future_dates (agr_id, installment_no, due_date, amount, ct, rn) as (
    select agr_id, installment_no, due_date, amount, count(*) over (partition by agr_id),
           row_number() over (partition by agr_id order by installment_no)
    from   test_sched
    where  due_date >= date '2024-01-01'
  )
select agr_id, installment_no, due_date,
       case when due_date >= date '2022-01-01' and lnnvl(status = 'FULLY  Repaid') 
            then 0 else amount end as amount
from   test_sched
where  due_date < date '2024-01-01'
UNION ALL
select s.agr_id, 
       nvl(f.installment_no, s.s_installment_no + 1) as installment_no,
       nvl(f.due_date,
             add_months(s.s_due_date,
               6 * ceil(months_between(date '2024-01-01', s.s_due_date)/6))) as due_date,
       case when f.agr_id is null then s.s_amount
            else f.amount + trunc(s.s_amount / f.ct, -3)
                   + case rn when 1 then s.s_amount - f.ct * trunc(s.s_amount / f.ct, -3)
                             else 0
                   end       
       end  as amount
from   skip_amounts s left outer join future_dates f on s.agr_id = f.agr_id
order  by agr_id, installment_no
;


AGR_ID INSTALLMENT_NO DUE_DATE       AMOUNT
------ -------------- ---------- ----------
     1              1 01-03-2014     258000
     1              2 01-09-2014     258000
     1              3 01-03-2015     258000
     1              4 01-09-2015     258000
     1              5 01-03-2016     258000
     1              6 01-09-2016     258000
     1              7 01-03-2017     258000
     1              8 01-09-2017     258000
     1              9 01-03-2018     258000
     1             10 01-09-2018     258000
     1             11 01-03-2019     258000
     1             12 01-09-2019     258000
     1             13 01-03-2020     258000
     1             14 01-09-2020     258000
     1             15 01-03-2021     258000
     1             16 01-09-2021     258000
     1             17 01-03-2022     258000
     1             18 01-09-2022          0
     1             19 01-03-2023          0
     1             20 01-03-2024     516000
     2              1 01-12-2013     660000
     2              2 01-06-2014     660000
     2              3 01-12-2014     660000
     2              4 01-06-2015     660000
     2              5 01-12-2015     660000
     2              6 01-06-2016     660000
     2              7 01-12-2016     660000
     2              8 01-06-2017     660000
     2              9 01-12-2017     660000
     2             10 01-06-2018     660000
     2             11 01-12-2018     660000
     2             12 01-06-2019     660000
     2             13 01-12-2019     660000
     2             14 01-06-2020     660000
     2             15 01-12-2020     660000
     2             16 01-06-2021     660000
     2             17 01-12-2021     660000
     2             18 01-06-2022     660000
     2             19 01-12-2022          0
     2             20 01-06-2024     500000
     3              1 01-08-2017     116000
     3              2 01-02-2018     116000
     3              3 01-08-2018     116000
     3              4 01-02-2019     116000
     3              5 01-08-2019     116000
     3              6 01-02-2020     116000
     3              7 01-08-2020     116000
     3              8 01-02-2021     116000
     3              9 01-08-2021     116000
     3             10 01-02-2022     116000
     3             11 01-08-2022          0
     3             12 01-02-2023          0
     3             13 01-08-2023          0
     3             14 01-02-2024     170000
     3             15 01-08-2024     165000
     3             16 01-02-2025     165000
     3             17 01-08-2025     165000
     3             18 01-02-2026     165000
     3             19 01-08-2026     165000
     3             20 01-02-2027     165000
     4              1 01-02-2022          0
     4              2 01-08-2022          0
     4              3 01-02-2023          0
     4              4 01-08-2023          0
     4              5 01-02-2024     248000
     4              6 01-08-2024     244000
     4              7 01-02-2025     244000
     4              8 01-08-2025     244000
     4              9 01-02-2026     244000
     4             10 01-08-2026     244000
     4             11 01-02-2027     244000
     4             12 01-08-2027     244000
     4             13 01-02-2028     244000
     4             14 01-08-2028     244000
     4             15 01-02-2029     244000
     4             16 01-08-2029     244000
     4             17 01-02-2030     244000
     4             18 01-08-2030     244000
Re: Rescheduling installments by distributing amounts [message #687473 is a reply to message #687472] Mon, 13 March 2023 13:16 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Barbara Boehmer
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Is the goal here to just have the results in a select statement or to modify the data in the table? Should this really be updates and inserts?
Re: Rescheduling installments by distributing amounts [message #687476 is a reply to message #687473] Mon, 13 March 2023 23:58 Go to previous messageGo to next message
OraFerro
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@mathguy

Thanks a lot for you feedback and example, I agree with you on your comment about "sloppiness", a few minutes of proof reading would've saved your time. Your inconsistency comments are correct, I stand corrected.

@Barbara
Yes, what is needed is to update and/or insert according to the provided logic.

Thanks
Ferro

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Re: Rescheduling installments by distributing amounts [message #687477 is a reply to message #687476] Tue, 14 March 2023 03:38 Go to previous messageGo to next message
OraFerro
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@mathguy
Quote:
you may want to read through the query to understand what it does. Please write back with questions if there are parts you don't understand
Thanks a lot, I am doing this and will come back to you if I have any question.
Re: Rescheduling installments by distributing amounts [message #687479 is a reply to message #687477] Tue, 14 March 2023 14:05 Go to previous messageGo to next message
mathguy
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If you need to update the base table (update unpaid amounts for 2022-2023 to 0, update amounts for 2024 and later by adding the amounts owed for 2022-2023, and add - insert - new "last payment" for schedules that don't have scheduled payments beyond 2023), you could use pretty much the same technique, but in a MERGE statement. Something like this:

merge into
  ( select agr_id, installment_no, due_date, amount
    from   test_sched
    where  due_date >= date '2022-01-01'
  ) tgt
using
  (
    with
      skip_rows (agr_id, installment_no, due_date, amount) as(
        select agr_id, installment_no, due_date, amount
        from   test_sched
        where  due_date >= date '2022-01-01' and due_date < date '2024-01-01'
               and lnnvl(status = 'FULLY  Repaid')
      )
    , skip_amounts (agr_id, s_installment_no, s_due_date, s_amount) as (
        select agr_id, max(installment_no), max(due_date), sum(amount)
        from   skip_rows
        group  by agr_id
      )
    , future_dates (agr_id, installment_no, due_date, amount, ct, rn) as (
        select agr_id, installment_no, due_date, amount, count(*) over (partition by agr_id),
               row_number() over (partition by agr_id order by installment_no)
        from   test_sched
        where  agr_id in (select agr_id from skip_amounts) and due_date >= date '2024-01-01'
      )
    select agr_id, installment_no, due_date, 0 as adj_amount
      from skip_rows
    UNION ALL
    select s.agr_id, nvl(f.installment_no, s.s_installment_no + 1), 
           nvl(f.due_date, add_months(s.s_due_date,
                   6 * ceil(months_between(date '2024-01-01', s.s_due_date)/6))),
           case when f.agr_id is null then s.s_amount
                else f.amount + trunc(s.s_amount / f.ct, -3)
                       + case rn when 1 then s.s_amount - f.ct * trunc(s.s_amount / f.ct, -3)
                                 else 0
                       end       
           end
    from   skip_amounts s left outer join future_dates f on s.agr_id = f.agr_id  
  ) src
on (tgt.agr_id = src.agr_id and tgt.installment_no = src.installment_no)
when matched then update
  set tgt.amount = src.adj_amount
when not matched then insert
  values (src.agr_id, src.installment_no, src.due_date, src.adj_amount)
;
Re: Rescheduling installments by distributing amounts [message #687483 is a reply to message #687479] Thu, 16 March 2023 01:33 Go to previous message
OraFerro
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Registered: July 2011
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@mathguy
Thanks a lot, will post my final query and a few questions.
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