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You might look into Grouping Sets.--
Instead of rollup, maybe something like GROUP by GROUPING
SETS(prt.IDPRT#, prt.IDDOCD)
This is a good article on grouping an totaling here:
http://www.itjungle.com/fhg/fhg031109-story02.html
Sam
On 2/10/2014 6:48 PM, Hoteltravelfundotcom wrote:
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?
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