price_api/procs/guidance_logic.ms.sql

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-- CREATE OR ALTER FUNCTION pricing.guidance_logic;
CREATE OR ALTER FUNCTION pricing.guidance_logic(
@target numeric(20,5),
@last_norm numeric(20,5),
@list_eff numeric(20,5),
@last_date date,
@floor_pct numeric(10,5) = 0.95,
@cap_last_pct numeric(10,5) = 1.00,
@cap_list_pct numeric(10,5) = 1.00
)
RETURNS @ret TABLE (
guidance_price numeric(20,5),
guidance_reason nvarchar(4000)
)
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE
@base_price numeric(20,5), -- starting point (target if available, else last_norm, else list_eff)
@after_floor numeric(20,5), -- base but limited to x% lower than last price
@after_cap_last numeric(20,5), -- previous step but limited to x% higher than last price
@final_price numeric(20,5), -- previous step but limited to x% higher than list price
@reason nvarchar(4000) = N''; -- logic source of price
-- Early exit if nothing to work with
IF @target IS NULL AND @last_norm IS NULL AND @list_eff IS NULL
BEGIN
INSERT INTO @ret VALUES (NULL, N'No target, last, or list available');
RETURN;
END;
-- Pick starting base price
SET @base_price = COALESCE(@target, @last_norm, @list_eff);
-- Reason text
SET @reason =
CASE
WHEN @target IS NOT NULL THEN N'Using target price'
WHEN @last_norm IS NOT NULL THEN N'Using last price as base'
WHEN @list_eff IS NOT NULL THEN N'Using list price as base'
END;
-- Step 1: use base price less than last price, use last price
IF @base_price < @last_norm
BEGIN
SET @base_price = @last_norm;
SET @reason = N'Last price';
END
-- Step 2: use price from previous step but don't allow it to be x% above last price
IF @base_price > @list_eff
BEGIN
SET @base_price = @list_eff;
SET @reason = N'List price ceiling';
END
SET @final_price = @base_price;
INSERT INTO @ret VALUES (@final_price, @reason);
RETURN;
END;