Re: select from two tables then create a new table

2003-10-20 Thread Roger Baklund
* zhu xiaofeng 
> Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2003 4:45 AM

An old question, but no replies...

> There is a question:
> Two tables:
>table_out:  ( fields ) product_name,out_count , out_date
>table_in:  ( fields ) product_name,in_count , in_date   
> I want to create a table that show the remain of product.

Try something like this:

# Make a temporary table with one line for each product
CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE tmp_in 
  SELECT product_name,sum(in_count) AS in_count
  FROM table_in
  GROUP BY product_name;

# Do the same for the other table
CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE tmp_out 
  SELECT product_name,sum(out_count) AS out_count
  FROM table_out
  GROUP BY product_name;

# Create the new table "table_new" by joining the temporary tables:
CREATE TABLE table_new
  SELECT tmp_in.product_name,SUM(in_count) - SUM(out_count) AS new_count
  FROM tmp_in
  LEFT JOIN tmp_out USING(product_name)
  GROUP BY tmp_in.product_name


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select from two tables then create a new table

2003-10-08 Thread zhu xiaofeng
Hi all:
There is a question:
Two tables:
   table_out:  ( fields ) product_name,out_count , out_date
   table_in:  ( fields ) product_name,in_count , in_date   
I want to create a table that show the remain of product.
Can you help me??

thanks in advance! 


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