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Hello, I have one SQL statement. (See Fig 1) I use this to make a view. I have another SQL statement (see fig 2) to group by the order dates.
Is there a way to combine both statements into one?
Below is something I tried, with no luck. thanks 4 any help.
Is there a way to combine both statements into one?
Below is something I tried, with no luck. thanks 4 any help.
SELECT [orderDate]
,sum([DailyRevenue]) as DailyRevenue
,count([TotalOrders]) as TotalOrders
,[ShowId]
,[Title]
FROM (
SELECT
dbo.DateOnly(dbo.v_SalesPerEvent.orderDate) AS orderDate,
SUM(dbo.v_SalesPerEvent.PricePaid) AS DailyRevenue,
COUNT(dbo.v_SalesPerEvent.OrderNumber) AS TotalOrders,
dbo.v_SalesPerEvent.ShowId, dbo.tb_Show.Title
FROM dbo.v_SalesPerEvent INNER JOIN
dbo.tb_Show ON dbo.v_SalesPerEvent.ShowId = dbo.tb_Show.showId
GROUP BY dbo.v_SalesPerEvent.ShowId, dbo.v_SalesPerEvent.orderDate, dbo.tb_Show.Title
)
group by [orderDate],[ShowId],[Title]
order by [orderDate]
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