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With tmpDetail as
(select order, sum(total) as total from detail group by order)
select *
from header a
join detail b
on a.order = b.order
where a.total <> b.total




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midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 06/12/2008 02:58:33 PM:



Calling all SQL gurus,
I wanted to do an adhoc report using SQL earlier today. I only know the
very basics when it comes to SQL, but I what to start digging deeper so
to
speak. I ended up banging it out in RPG. I would like to see how you
guys
would have done it with a SQL statement.

I have a header file with a total field. This total should match the sum
of
the transactions in a detail file. I needed to list all header records
that
did not match, displaying the header amount and the sum of the detail.

Sounds easy, eh? And it may be. Just in case someone has nothing better
to
do...

Thanks in advance, Tim


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