Mark Dilger wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hi.
How can I sum a row and show the sum for each row???
For example, in a finances table that have the total movimentation(debit/credit)
in the bank.

i.e:
CREATE TABLE TB1 (id integer primary key, value numeric);
insert into tb1 values (1,20);
insert into tb1 values (2,2);
insert into tb1 values (3,3);
insert into tb1 values (4,17);
insert into tb1 values (5,-0.5);
insert into tb1 values (6,3);

I want a query that returns:
-id- | --- value --- | --- subtot ---
   1 |        20.00  |         20.00
   2 |         2.00  |         22.00
   3 |         3.00  |         25.00
   4 |        17.00  |         42.00
   5 |        -0.50  |         41.50
   6 |         3.00  |         44.50

The subtot colum will be the "prev. subtot colum"+"value colum". :-/
I dont know how to make the "subtot" colum, I tried to use the sum() function
but it not works correctly.
Any idea???

Thanks.

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CREATE TABLE tb1 (id integer primary key, value numeric);

CREATE TYPE subtotal_type AS (id integer, value numeric, subtotal numeric);

CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION subtotal () RETURNS SETOF subtotal_type AS $$
DECLARE
  tbrow    RECORD;
  sbrow    subtotal_type;
BEGIN
  sbrow.subtotal := 0;
  FOR tbrow IN
    SELECT id, value FROM tb1 ORDER BY id
  LOOP
    sbrow.id := tbrow.id;
    sbrow.value := tbrow.value;
    sbrow.subtotal := sbrow.subtotal + tbrow.value;
    RETURN NEXT sbrow;
  END LOOP;
  RETURN;
END;
$$ LANGUAGE plpgsql;


insert into tb1 (id, value) values (1, 20.0);
insert into tb1 (id, value) values (2, 2.0);
insert into tb1 (id, value) values (3, 3.0);

select * from subtotal();

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I forgot to mention that you must run 'createlang plpgsql' on the database for this to work, if the language named plpgsql has not already been created. (This command would typically be run from a shell, such as sh, bash, etc., and not from within psql.)

Please review http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.0/interactive/app-createlang.html for more information about this command.

Cheers!

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