To create a report that shows the SSN and the net amount (positive - negative) for each SSN, you can use SQL to perform the necessary calculations. Here's a sample SQL query that should achieve this:
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SELECT SSN, SUM(amount) AS net_amount
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FROM (
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SELECT SSN,
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CASE
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WHEN tran_code = 'SSN' THEN amount
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ELSE -amount
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END AS amount
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FROM transaction_table
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) AS t
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GROUP BY SSN;
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Explanation:
1. The inner subquery (aliased as `t`) uses a `CASE` statement to differentiate between positive and negative amounts based on the `tran_code`. If the `tran_code` is 'SSN', it keeps the amount as is, otherwise, it negates the amount.
2. The outer query then groups the results from the subquery by `SSN` and calculates the `SUM` of the `amount` for each `SSN`, giving you the net amount.
Make sure to replace `transaction_table` with the actual name of your transaction table in the database. When you execute this query, you should get the desired report with SSN and the corresponding net amount.