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panayiotis
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Posted - 2010-09-28 : 05:04:30
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| Hello, I have a database with a location table which looks like this:LocationID intParentLocationID nullName nvarchar<<Other>> A Unit table which looks like thisUnitIDLocationIDUnitTypeID<<Other>>A Unit Type table which looks like thisUnitTypeIDUnitNameI need to write a query which will return me based on top parent location the count of units and then group them per unit type.So it should look like this:London 10 UnitType A 8 UnitType B 2 Total 20 Bristol 5 UnitType A 3 UnitType B 2 Total 10 I am sure i have seen something similar in an ecomerce query.Can you please advice.Thanks |
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panayiotis
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Posted - 2010-09-28 : 08:48:27
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| Found the example with the ecommerce query but still i can not do what i have described above.http://www.sqlusa.com/bestpractices2005/subtotaltotalgrandtotal/ |
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