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You don't want if, you want a CASE statement.

On Fri, Aug 24, 2012 at 3:54 PM, tim.dclinc@xxxxxxxxx
<tim.dclinc@xxxxxxxxx>wrote:

Im trying the following statement, but it doesnt seem to like the "if"

I basically want total deposit amount, total IP deposit amount, and
total CP deposit amount.

SELECT
CLIENT_NAME,CLIENT_NO,
Sum(DEPOSIT_CHECK_AMOUNT) AS RECEIPTS,
Sum(AGENCY_FEE+PROCESSING_FEE) AS FEES,
if code='IP' then sum(deposit_check_amount) as iptot end if,
if code='CP' then sum(deposit_check_amount) as cptot end if,
Sum(deposit_check_amount-agency_fee) AS NET
FROM cashfile
WHERE BATCH_DATE>='08/01/2012' AND
CORP=1234
GROUP BY client_name,CLIENT_NO


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