I would like a row at the bottom of my query results called "GrandTotal" which sums the Quantity, Amount and Total columns independently.
There are more than five records in the db but attached is an example of what I would like the query results return. The table name is vInventory
Thanks!
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Is there a GROUP BY in the query that produces the results? If so, you can use WITH ROLLUP to generate the total, and it will be part of the result set.
You also could use COMPUTE; be aware, though, that this means two different result sets are generated: the detail set, and the total set.
SELECT ...
FROM ...
WHERE ...
COMPUTE SUM(Quantity), SUM(Amount), SUM(Total)
declare @table table(vendor vachar(20), quantity INT, amount MONEY, total MONEY, sorter int)
insert into @table
select vendor, quantity, amount, money, 1 as sorter
from table
select * from
(
select * from @table
UNION
select 'grant total', sum(quantity), sum(amount), sum(total), 999999
from @table
)
order by sorter, vendor
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by: BriCrowePosted on 2008-03-10 at 11:42:15ID: 21088993
Typically this kind of functionality would be handled at the application level. As an alternative try...
SELECT ... --Existing Query
UNION
SELECT 'Grand Total', SUM(Quantity), SUM(Amount), SUM(Total)
FROM ...