Bill Reminder using Payment term

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SQL-Server-2005

ID     Billtype      Remainderdate    Paymentterm   Paymentdate  Remainderdays
 
1      Internet      22/12/2011       Monthly       25/12/2011       3
 
2      Telephone     19/12/2011       Weekly        21/12/2011       2

[edit]Code block added to preserve formatting - OriginalGriff[/edit]

Posted 19-Dec-11 17:53pm

Chocka_11

Updated 19-Dec-11 21:00pm

OriginalGriff

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AmitGajjar 20-Dec-11 0:17am

Hi,

can you give us your table structure information ?

Chocka_11 20-Dec-11 2:04am

Ya absolutely

AmitGajjar 20-Dec-11 2:06am

Please use "Improve Question" for any addition/modification in your question.

Chocka_11 20-Dec-11 2:07am

Improve questions means!!!!! Wat u mean?

AmitGajjar 20-Dec-11 2:10am

There is one green color link for Improve Question. so you can modify your question.

Chocka_11 20-Dec-11 2:10am

ya sure

Chocka_11 20-Dec-11 2:12am

sorry i have updated in the existing item

Richard MacCutchan 20-Dec-11 3:53am

What is all this about? If you have a question then please give full details. If you do not have a question then have a nice day.

AmitGajjar 20-Dec-11 4:30am

Hi,

from your problem statement it seems you need full Stored procedure that do your task. do not expect whole code from CP. try to create some code and if you have any error we can defiantly help you... but do create some basic query/SP.

thanks
-amit.

Chocka_11 20-Dec-11 5:43am

thank you

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