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Just place a SUM around the field you want to total.
SUM(myField)
Michael Schutte
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Can you also do a totaling in this SQL Statement or should I run an RPG
program for totaling of all quantity of models numbers?
Thanks,
Steve
> Isn't it kinda strange to have a on-line program running the sql
> selection in batch? Am I missing something?
>
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> Michael, I do want to put the results into a subfile, but it has to be a
> batch process, so I would like the CL to run this SQL Union.
>
>> Just curious, why does it need to be in the CL? I thought you were
>> wanting to put the results into a subfile?
>>
>> Anyway... the only thing that I know that you can do is and as I know
>> it ...
>>
>> On the command line type: Go Query
>> Take Option 10
>> Take Option 1
>> Create new query.
>> You'll now be in something similar to Query/400.
>> Specify one file
>> Exit and save the query.
>> Now convert the query to SQL, Put a 10 on the new query.
>> You may keep the same name.
>> Now put a 2 on the query to edit the SQL.
>> Now copy your SQL statement in there.
>> Then in the CL, you have to use the STRQMQRY to execute the SQL
>> that you
>> created.
>>
>>
>> Michael Schutte
>>
>>
>>
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>> Please respond to
>> RPG programming
>> on the AS400 /
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>>
>> Charles's Idea was the answer. Now I would like to put this SQL into
>> an CL.
>>
>>> What is a pivot table? I've heard the term, now my curiosity is
>>> aroused.
>>>
>>> rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
>>>> I think Charles has the best grasp on it. Ideally one would
>>>> normalize this database to stop this ridiculousness. Gotta go, but
>>>> there's a brain cell somewhere shrieking out a buzzword to pop out
>>>> before I duck and
>>>> run:
>>>> Pivot table perhaps?
>>>>
>>>> Rob Berendt
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