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Using SQL to get a one total row from multiple rows

This is what I've got right now:

Select   Count(*), sum(InvAm), sum(SpCg2), sum(SpCg1),
                   sum(TxTot), sum(CnsAm), sum(DAInT)
 FROM      MTHACTX
 WHERE     COMNO = 01 and TDate between 1040701 and 1040731

I am getting the expected & desired results: a one-row total line.  Somehow,
this doesn't strike me as the preferred way to do this.  I scanned through
the SQL Reference & Programming Concepts, and nothing is clicking.

Is there a better / more preferred way to do this?

tia,
db

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