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Select only floating rate deposits in a prefilter (processingscript)

Submitted by kestensj on Wednesday, 7 January 2009View Comments

Hi all,

Version Murex : 2.11.35c4 (on a Solaris 10, Sybase 12.5.4)

I’m having a proc script which just runs fine, it runs a P&L report on Loan/Deposits and other products.

However I’m not interested in all Loan/Deposits but only the floating rate loan/deposits (in TRN_HDR : M_BRW_FV1 = ‘V’).

For the moment I’m using a postfilter to get rid of the fixed loan/deposits and only keep the floating ones.

However the ratio between floating/fixed is about 1/100, so I want to use a prefilter to speed up the performance and not do

any calculations on fixed rate deposits.

However if I define a prefilter I either loose the P&L adjustements or the proc script craches if I use the RQWHERE statement RQWHERE(“TRN_HDR_DBF.M_BRW_FV1 = ‘V’”,”") in the prefilter.

Any idea how I can only select the floating rate deposits in a prefilter without loosing the P&L adjustments ?

All help is more then welcome

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