    use AlplaPROD_test1
    declare @start_date nvarchar(30) = '[startDate]' --'2025-01-01'
    declare @end_date nvarchar(30) = '[endDate]' --'2025-08-09'
    /*
    articles will need to be passed over as well as the date structure we want to see
    */

    select x.IdArtikelvarianten As Article,
    ProduktionAlias as Description,
    standort as MachineId,
    MaschinenBezeichnung as MachineName,
    --MaschZyklus as PlanningCycleTime,
    x.IdProdPlanung as LotNumber,
    FORMAT(ProdTag, 'MM/dd/yyyy') as ProductionDay,
    x.planMenge as TotalPlanned,
    ProduktionMenge as QTYPerDay,
    round(ProduktionMengeVPK, 2) PalDay,
    Status as finished
    --MaschStdAuslastung as nee

    from dbo.V_ProdLosProduktionJeProdTag_PLANNING (nolock) as x

    left join 
    dbo.V_ProdPlanung (nolock) as p on
    x.IdProdPlanung = p.IdProdPlanung

    where ProdTag between @start_date and @end_date 
    and p.IdArtikelvarianten in ([articles])
    --and V_ProdLosProduktionJeProdTag_PLANNING.IdKunde = 10 
    --and IdProdPlanung = 18442

    order by ProdTag desc