This document provides a column name and where clause for a SQL query. The column name is the first 50 characters of the ROW_NAME column from the FF_USER_ROWS_TL table. The where clause joins four tables - FF_USER_TABLES_TL, FF_USER_TABLES, FF_USER_ROWS_F, and FF_USER_ROWS_TL - on user table IDs and row IDs, and filters the results to only those rows where the user table name is equal to 'AHD_AIR_TICKET_AMT'.
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This document provides a column name and where clause for a SQL query. The column name is the first 50 characters of the ROW_NAME column from the FF_USER_ROWS_TL table. The where clause joins four tables - FF_USER_TABLES_TL, FF_USER_TABLES, FF_USER_ROWS_F, and FF_USER_ROWS_TL - on user table IDs and row IDs, and filters the results to only those rows where the user table name is equal to 'AHD_AIR_TICKET_AMT'.
FUTL.USER_TABLE_NAME ='AHD_AIR_TICKET_AMT' AND FUT.USER_TABLE_ID = FUTL.USER_TABLE_ID AND FURT.USER_ROW_ID = FURF.USER_ROW_ID AND FUT.USER_TABLE_ID = FURF.USER_TABLE_ID