Maybe have two different selects...one will have details and the other will
have the summary and then union them. You will have to create some "dummy
static" fields in the summary select to make the union happy and you will
probably have to do some magic to get them sorted correctly like including a
fake line number in the summary that equals the max value that the field can
hold.
I'm interested if other ideas are presented.
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Sent: Thursday, February 2, 2023 9:14 AM
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Subject: How do I create a SQL SELECT to give me totals on a level break
example order number?
I have searched around and found the group by grouping sets, but that
requires me to summarise data which is not what I want to do.
I need to list all records in the file for say PO number. At the end of the
PO number, I need it to give a subtotal of quantities,
Example:
Select * from lib.file
group by grouping sets (PONUM)
This does not work for me.
What I would like to see is
PO Number line Vendor Cost
1234 1 abc 10.00
1234 2 abc 12.00
Vendor Total 22.00
1235 1 def 5.00
1235 2 def 12.00
Vendor Total 17.00
Company Total 29.00
TIA, Darryl Freinkel.
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