Thank you for the suggestion. This is the actual query that I implemented:
Amazing how this works. Ron
SELECT SUM( `impressions_total` ) AS impressions_total , SUM( `usage_total` )
AS usage_total FROM (
(
SELECT IF ( SUM( `web_advertisements_our_clients_usage`.`
Hi Everyone.
I am trying to do a SUM of the "impressions" and "usage" columns from 2
different tables using a UNION ALL.
I have tested that the individual SELECT queries work. I am unsure of the
layout for the UNION ALL. Would you help me tweak this query?
I also wanted to ask is "usage"
