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9.3

SQL Select within select line

Asked by ratkinso666 in SQL Query Syntax, MS SQL DTS, SQLBase

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Hi all, how can I do this so that I get the totals for EACH individual customer, everything works fine in this query, BUT it gives me the total for ALL customers.  What can I do to make it so that I could use the customer number from the first part of my statement to be fed into the second part or something like that.  Normally I would just make this two statements but wanted to make it one if possible.

Thanks,
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Declare @StartDate datetime	
Declare @StopDate datetime	
 
Set @StartDate = DateAdd(year,0,GetDate())
Set @StartDate =  '01/01/' + cast(Year(@StartDate) as varchar(4))
 
Set @StopDate = GetDate()
Set @StopDate = Cast(Month(@StopDate) as varchar(2)) + '/01/' + cast(Year(@StopDate) as varchar(4))
 
 
SELECT     rpt_AllianceRevenue.CN_Description AS Customer, rpt_AllianceRevenue.AC_CustomerNo AS [Customer No], SUM(rpt_AllianceRevenue.SumOfRevenue)
                       AS Revenue, 
                      (Select Sum(Rl_NetExtension) 
		       From hcisdata..ARLine 
                            inner join hcisdata..ARheader on hcisdata..ARHeader.Rh_ID = hcisdata..ARLine.Rl_ARHeaderID
                            inner join rpt_AllianceRevenue on AC_CustomerNo = Rh_CustomerNoWork
                       WHERE     (rpt_AllianceRevenue.[Date] >= @StartDate) AND (rpt_AllianceRevenue.[Date] <= @StopDate)
                       ) AS Total_Rev, YEAR(rpt_AllianceRevenue.[Date]) AS Year, 
                      HCISData..Customer.Cu_City + ', ' + HCISData..Customer.Cu_State AS Site, HCISData..Customer.Cu_City, 
                      HCISData..Customer.Cu_State
FROM         rpt_AllianceRevenue INNER JOIN
                      HCISData..Customer ON rpt_AllianceRevenue.AC_CustomerNo = HCISData..Customer.Cu_CustomerNo
WHERE     (rpt_AllianceRevenue.[Date] >= @StartDate) AND (rpt_AllianceRevenue.[Date] <= @StopDate)
GROUP BY rpt_AllianceRevenue.CN_Description, rpt_AllianceRevenue.AC_CustomerNo, HCISData..Customer.Cu_City, HCISData..Customer.Cu_State, 
                      YEAR(rpt_AllianceRevenue.[Date])
ORDER BY rpt_AllianceRevenue.CN_Description
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