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Combining two sql statements one with summed field

Asked by JDay2 in Oracle 10.x, PL / SQL, Programming

Tags: Oracle, SQL, 10g

I have the following statement below that runs excellent. I now want to add more to the query with a summed amount by part number called QOH. This statement is after the first. How do I go about adding the second statement into the first statement? I will also have to have this left outer joined so all the records in manuf_structure show.

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             SELECT   inner_table.my_level AS level_, inner_table.part_no,
         outer_table.description AS "PART DESCRIPTION",
         inner_table.component_part,
         outer_table1.description AS "COMPONENT DESCRIPTION",
         inner_table.qty_per_assembly AS "QTY PER",
         outer_table1.purch_leadtime,
         ROUND (outer_table2.inventory_value, 2) AS "STD COST"
    FROM (SELECT DISTINCT LEVEL AS my_level, part_no, component_part,
                          qty_per_assembly, note_id
                     FROM manuf_structure
                    WHERE eff_phase_out_date IS NULL
               CONNECT BY PRIOR component_part = part_no
               START WITH part_no = :part_no) inner_table,
         inventory_part_config_all outer_table,
         inventory_part_config_all outer_table1,
         inventory_part_unit_cost outer_table2
   WHERE inner_table.part_no = outer_table.part_no
     AND inner_table.component_part = outer_table1.part_no
     AND inner_table.component_part = outer_table2.part_no
ORDER BY level_
 
select sum(qty_onhand) AS QOH
from INVENTORY_PART_IN_STOCK
group by part_no
           
         

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Combining two sql statements one with summed field

Asked by JDay2 in Oracle 10.x, PL / SQL, Programming

Tags: Oracle, SQL, 10g

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