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HCsquared
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Posted - 2011-08-15 : 13:36:57
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| Hi there, I've ran into a little SQL problem and I just can't figure it out, so I found this site! I'm very new to SQL and only know the basic statements, so any help would be greatly appreciated.Here are two simple tables:SQL_TABLE:DOC_ID---Quantity---Weight <--- SQL server's table1002------100--------551002------250--------1001003------111--------10001003------111--------400APP_TABLE:SHIP_ID---QTY <--- Application's table (it doesn't have weight) 1002------100 1002------2501003------1111003------111 I'm trying to populate my shipping form so I don't have to manually enter the total weight (Each DOC_ID represents 1 shipping form, so ID 1002 is one form, and 1003 is another). But the thing is the application table doesn't have weights, so I have to pull it from the SQL table.I wrote this query: SELECT Weight FROM SQL_TABLE WHERE SHIP_ID = :DOC_ID AND QTY = :QuantityThen I'll just sum the weights.It works fine a nice until there's a case where SHIP_ID and QTY all contain the same values. For example, ID 1002 works perfectly and it gives me a total weight of 155. But, ID 1003 doesn't work and it gives me a total weight of 2000. I know it's because the quantities and ID's are the same, so it's counting the 1000 weight twice.So I guess my question is, is there a way for me to calculate the total sum of weights so the total of 1400 shows up?Thanks very much. |
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MIK_2008
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Posted - 2011-08-15 : 16:24:40
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| Well dear I am not sure what you're doing on the form level. However considering the example and using the table: SQL_TABLE, you can achieve what you want via following querySELECT Sum(Weight)FROM SQL_TABLEWHERE SHIP_ID = :DOC_ID AND QTY = :QuantityGROUP BY SHIP_ID,QTYThis is a "SQL server" forum.CheersMIK |
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