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  3. September 2013

Re: SQL question

Now, just to take this a little further, you can get subtotals by date,
and a grand total. And, you can do that with only one select statement.


....+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+
Object Change COUNT OBJECT DATE_GROUP
Date
DELETEME2 010209 1 0 0
NODDSPF 010209 1 0 0
- 010209 2 1 0
AAAKEYL1 010509 1 0 0
ROB2 010509 1 0 0
- 010509 2 1 0
QHTML 011209 1 0 0
- 011209 1 1 0
CHAMARA1 011309 1 0 0
CHAMARA2 011309 1 0 0
- 011309 2 1 0
...
...
...
- - 556 1 1


SELECT odobnm, odldat, count(odobnm) as count,
Grouping(odobnm) as object,
grouping(odldat) as date_group
FROM routines/dskdtl
where odlbnm='ROB' and odobtp='*FILE'
group by cube(odobnm, odldat)
order by odldat, odobnm

Study CUBE and ROLLUP.


Rob Berendt

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