I have 2 tables, identical in fields. One is an 'archived items' table, the
other is a live items.
I want to run a query that will grab the sum of all products in both tables,
like:
The results would display the total qty by item:
QTY NAME
The logic is something like:
sum(table1.qty) +
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I have 2 tables, identical in fields. One is an 'archived items' table,
the
other is a live items.
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Are they also identical in record count?
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Mike Morton wrote:
I have 2 tables, identical in fields. One is an 'archived items' table, the
other is a live items.
I want to run a query that will grab the sum of all products in both tables,
like:
The results would display the total qty by item:
QTY NAME
The logic is something like:
[snip]
No, they have different record numbers...
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a. Always reply to the list. I just happened to spot this in my spam
folder while cleaning.
2. You're getting Cartesian results, so your query needs to be a little
more specific
Your original query --
select (sum(table1.qty) +
I have the following two tables:
salesinvoiceslysalesinvoices
salesrepidsalesrepid
invamt lyinvamt
I am trying to get a current year and last year sum for each sales rep. The problem
is it looks like it is resuming each file for each
i think you should have a sales person table
that hold unique id for each sales force
such as
salesrep (id,etc..)
| 101 | ... |
| 102 | ... |
so you can alter the query into
select
salesrep.id,
sum(ifnull(salesinvoices.invamt,0)) as curramt,
sum(ifnull(lysalesinvoices.lyinvamt,0)) as lyamt
