Re: having problem with ROLLUP

this sql is very good but one thing. this is the result it gives:

.00000000 -
64.95000000 20,130,729 AAB-GLBB11
64.95000000 - AAB-GLBB11
12.95000000 20,130,726 AAB-PLWDIN810
12.95000000 - AAB-PLWDIN810
76.45000000 20,130,529 AAB-TRBAT00
152.90000000 20,130,614 AAB-TRBAT00
229.35000000 - AAB-TRBAT00

so it has a total row for the product. however I dont really need that
total row. in the reporting tool, I am using parameters for dates so i
mainly care about
the dates totals. Would there be a way to surpress that part# total?


On Sun, Feb 9, 2014 at 2:05 PM, CRPence <CRPbottle@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

FWiW, regarding "WITH ROLLUP" syntax:

<
http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/iseries/v7r1m0/topic/db2/rbafzgroupbyclause.htm

"...

_super-groups_

(1)
>>-+-ROLLUP--(--grouping-expression-list--)-----+-----------><
| (2) |
+-CUBE--(--grouping-expression-list--)-------+
'-| grand-total |----------------------------'

Notes:

1. Alternate specification when used alone in group-by-clause is:
grouping-expression-list WITH ROLLUP.

2. Alternate specification when used alone in group-by-clause is:
grouping-expression-list WITH CUBE.
..."

Regards, Chuck

On 09-Feb-2014 10:34 -0800, paultherrien@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

I think you want to say sum() for calcs and my SQL manual shows a
different format for ROLLUP

SELECT
sum(prt.IDSHP# * IDNTU$), IDDOCD, IDPRT#
FROM DTALIB/OEINDLID prt
WHERE IDDOCD>= 20130101
GROUP by ROLLUP(prt.IDPRT#, prt.IDDOCD)

But I have not used ROLLUP before.

Hoteltravelfundotcom on Sunday, February 09, 2014 12:22 PM wrote:

Here I have a simple thing to do. I want to sum all the part# line
totals in $. which is the (idshp# * IDNTU$) but it is not
compiling.

Column IDSHP# or expression in SELECT list not valid.
SELECT
ALL (((prt.IDSHP#*IDNTU$))), IDDOCD, IDPRT#
FROM DTALIB/OEINDLID prt
WHERE IDDOCD>= 20130101
GROUP by prt.IDPRT#, prt.IDDOCD with Rollup

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