I'm trying to write one select statement to pull all of the data I
need for a particular report. The first part of the statement pulls
various things from a transactions table. It works fine. As soon as
I add the code to access the inventory table as well, though, I end up
with numbers that are way too large.
I know I'm probably missing something obvious, but here are the select
statements below if anyone has any insight. The first is just
transactions table, and seemingly works. The second is the trouble
maker.
The goal is to sum all the listed transaction table fields for the
given date, but the get the current total of inventory value,
regardless of any date constraints on inventory.
SELECT SUM(total) as Total, SUM(tax) as Tax, SUM(subtotal) as
Subtotal, SUM(cost) as COGS, (SUM(total) -
SUM(ext_cost))/SUM(total)*100 as GP FROM trx where trx.date =
CTOD('09/30/06')
SELECT SUM(total) as Total, SUM(tax) as Tax, SUM(subtotal) as
Subtotal, SUM(cost) as COGS, (SUM(total) -
SUM(ext_cost))/SUM(total)*100 as GP,
SUM(inventory.onhand*inventory.avg_cost) FROM trx, inventory where
trx.date = CTOD('09/30/06')
Thanks in advance!
Justin
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