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Conversion of Reporting Starter Kit to use Mono/MySQL

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A porting of the ASP.NET reporting starter kit to use Mono, MySQL and Apache on a Linux system.
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		<title>ASP.NET Reporting Documentation</title>
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		<h1>"GetOrderSummary" Stored Procedure</h1>
		<b>Description:</b>
		<P>
			This stored procedure creates a quarterly summary of the orders and sales 
			amount, which is calculated from the unit price, quantity, and discount. It 
			calculates the results for a given year, which it takes in as an input 
			parameter.</P>
		<b>Definition:</b>
		<pre>    
	CREATE PROCEDURE Reports_GetOrderSummary
	(
		@Year int
	)
	AS

	SELECT 
		DATEPART(q, OrderDate) Quarter, 
		COUNT(DISTINCT Reports_Orders.OrderID) OrdersShipped, 
		SUM(UnitPrice * Quantity * (1-Discount)) Sales 
	FROM Reports_Orders 
		INNER JOIN [Reports_Order Details] Details 
			ON Reports_Orders.OrderID = Details.OrderID 
	WHERE YEAR(OrderDate) =  @Year 
	GROUP BY DATEPART(q, OrderDate)		
        </pre>
		<b>SQL Schema: </b>
		<p>
			<img src="./images/1x1.gif" width="25"> <IMG src="./images/MasterDetailTables.png"></p>
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