Is it possible at all to do this without any joins
or subselect?
On 8/5/05, Mischa Sandberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Quoting Henry Ortega <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> > I have the ff data:
> >
> > id | date | hours
> > AAA 07-01-2005 3
> > AAA 07-02-2005 4
> > BBB 07-01-2005 6
> > BBB 07-02-2005 2
> > BBB 07-03-2005 7
> >
> > Would it be possible to get the ff:
> >
> > id | date | hours | id_total
> > AAA 07-01-2005 3 7
> > AAA 07-02-2005 4 7
> > BBB 07-01-2005 6 15
> > BBB 07-02-2005 2 15
> > BBB 07-03-2005 7 15
> >
> > So it's like SUM OF, but not Grouped By? Is this possible at all?
> > Thank you for any help.
>
> You're really joining two sets:
>
> select FFDATA.id, FFDATA.date, FFDATA.hours, FFSUM.id_total
> from FFDATA
> join (select id, sum(hours) as id_total
> from FFDATA group by id
> ) as FFSUM using(id)
>
>
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