I have a query shown below. I need to filter out everything before Disposition and just pull out the line that starts with disposition and every line after that. I cant really use the line # as a criteria because that line number is different depending on the amount of text before it. Disposition will always be the last lines in the query results if that helps. Any ideas on how this could be done?
Code:
CURRENT QUERY
OH_NUMBER |
NL_LINE |
NL_LINE_NO |
0003556 |
|
1 |
0003556 |
Original Job #: C# 008 |
2 |
0003556 |
|
3 |
0003556 |
Reason: PART WAS ON ORDER BUT RECEIVED 40 PIECES OF |
4 |
0003556 |
AND WRONG INSPECTION PAPER. |
5 |
0003556 |
|
6 |
0003556 |
Evaluation: WRONG ITEM SHIPPED |
7 |
0003556 |
|
8 |
0003556 |
Cause: |
9 |
0003556 |
|
10 |
0003556 |
Corrective Action: |
11 |
0003556 |
|
12 |
0003556 |
Disposition:WE SHIPPED THEM THE CORRECT ITEM AND HAVE |
13 |
0003556 |
ALREADY CREDITED THIS ITEM THROUGH THE ORDER. |
14 |
OUTCOME I AM LOOKING FOR
OH_NUMBER |
NL_LINE |
NL_LINE_NO |
0003556 |
Disposition:WE SHIPPED THEM THE CORRECT ITEM AND HAVE |
13 |
0003556 |
ALREADY CREDITED THIS ITEM THROUGH THE ORDER. |
14 |
Current SQL
SELECT OH.OH_NUMBER, PK1_NL.NL_LINE, PK1_NL.NL_LINE_NO
FROM OH INNER JOIN PK1_NL ON OH.OH_NMSEQNUM = PK1_NL.NL_NMSEQNUM;