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Case studies: innovative use of the union query (page 3 of 4)

With a union query we have split all records in two. The list below does not shows files anymore, it shows jobs (a job is either a file's packing or a file's delivery).

Now we are getting somewhere, especially if we sort the jobs on date, it gives us a list of jobs per day! But we can still do better than this!

First of all, we want to show each day as in a diary. Secondly, we want to visualise better which jobs are happening in the UK, and which ones abroad. As such it will be a better tool to schedule trips.    next page >>


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JonesBordon13-Jul-10origin 636 cuft
JonesGutersloh15-Jul-10delivery 636 cuft
BushCardiff14-Jul-10origin 283 cuft
BushOsnbabruck21-Jul-10delivery 283 cuft
PetersAldershot28-Jul-10delivery 1166 cuft
PetersGutersloh20-Jul-10origin 1166 cuft
BlairBulford, Salisbury14-Jul-10origin 636 cuft
BlairOsnabruck22-Jul-10delivery 636 cuft
BlistersOsnabruck22-Jul-10delivery 989 cuft
BlistersWimbish15-Jul-10origin 989 cuft
StewardBielefeld20-Jul-10delivery 1060 cuft
StewardTuidworth07-Jul-10origin 1060 cuft
PageBristol17-Jul-10origin 71 cuft
PageSennelager20-Jul-10delivery 71 cuft
FellowsHermitage20-Jul-10origin 1700 cuft
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