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brenkenathan
Starting Member
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Posted - 2010-05-12 : 01:11:39
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| Ok I am newer to SQL and starting very basic with creating a few queries. Here is what I have so far SELECT CAST(AVG(SoldierData.SitUpCount)AS DECIMAL(0)) AS SitUpAverage, CAST(AVG(SoldierData.PushUpCount)AS DECIMAL(0))AsPushUpAverage, CAST(AVG(SoldierData.RunTime) AS TIME) AS RunTimeAverage The column SoldierData.SitUpCount is the raw score for the Sit Up Event once this tally is entered I have a second table that I compare the repetitions and have a column that has the actual score out of 100.What I want to see is the SoldierData.SitUpCount column to not even show up but the Score table to show up the respective score that is the next column over from the repetition. I think this makes sense, at least in my head :) Thanks! |
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webfred
Master Smack Fu Yak Hacker
8781 Posts |
Posted - 2010-05-12 : 01:19:59
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Please give us table structure, sample data and wanted output.That would make it much easier for us to understand your needs and giving some help. No, you're never too old to Yak'n'Roll if you're too young to die. |
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brenkenathan
Starting Member
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Posted - 2010-05-12 : 01:36:25
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| SoldierData(LastName, FirstName, SSN, PushUpCount, SitUpCount, RunTime)SitUpScoreChart(Repetitions, Score)PushUpScoreChart(Repetitions, Score)RunTimeScoreChart(Time, Score)LastName, FirstName, SSN are pretty self explanatoryPushUpCount, SitUpCount, RunTime are Raw numbers input by the userRepetitions is a raw score again just like the Counts aboveScore is an score ranking integer from 1 to 100 as based out of a manual the Army uses for grading. an example would be (77, 100) where 77 push ups = 100 points score. Final Goal is to be able to Not show the Raw Data at all but to only show the Average of the Score not the Raw Data. So my thinking is to convert the Raw Scores to an average then to some how hide them but yet show the converted score.I am using the following to get the Average, but how would I hide the SoldierData.SitUpCount and only show the Score field?SELECT CAST(AVG(SoldierData.SitUpCount)AS DECIMAL(0)) AS SitUpAverage, CAST(AVG(SoldierData.PushUpCount)AS DECIMAL(0))AsPushUpAverage, CAST(AVG(SoldierData.RunTime) AS TIME) AS RunTimeAverage |
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webfred
Master Smack Fu Yak Hacker
8781 Posts |
Posted - 2010-05-12 : 02:02:59
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Should be something like this:selectsd.LastName,sd.FirstName,sd.SSN,su.Score as SitUpScore,pu.Score as PushUpScore,rt.Score as RunTimeScorefrom ( select LastName, FirstName, SSN, CAST(AVG(SoldierData.SitUpCount)AS DECIMAL(0)) AS SitUpAverage, CAST(AVG(SoldierData.PushUpCount)AS DECIMAL(0))As PushUpAverage, CAST(AVG(SoldierData.RunTime) AS TIME) AS RunTimeAverage from SoldierData group by LastName, FirstName, SSN) as sdjoin SitUpScoreChat suon su.Repetitions = sd.SitUpAverage join PushUpScoreChart puon pu.Repetitions = sd.PushUpAveragejoin RunTimeScoreChart rton rt.[Time] = sd.RunTimeAverage No, you're never too old to Yak'n'Roll if you're too young to die. |
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