December 7, 2007 at 2:26 pm
Ok, I'm not sure how to include something in a where clause....probably easy to do and I'm not looking in the right places or something. So here is my statement that I'm want
@Inst_ID int,
@Status char(1)
SELECT
Inventory.Car,
Inventory.StockNumber,
SUM(InventoryService.FinalCost) As TotalCost
FROM Inventory
LEFT JOIN InventoryService ON Inventory.Inventory_ID = InventoryService.Inventory_ID
WHERE
Inventory.Inst_ID = @Inst_ID AND
Inventory.Status LIKE @Status AND
SUM(InventoryService.FinalCost) > 0.00 --this part is wrong of course
So, my sum statement doesn't work in my WHERE clause, how do I make it work?
December 7, 2007 at 2:37 pm
Ok I think I figured out what I need...
@Inst_ID int,
@Status char(1)
SELECT
Inventory.Car,
Inventory.StockNumber,
SUM(InventoryService.FinalCost) As TotalCost
FROM Inventory
LEFT JOIN InventoryService ON Inventory.Inventory_ID = InventoryService.Inventory_ID
WHERE
Inventory.Inst_ID = @Inst_ID AND
Inventory.Status LIKE @Status
GROUP BY Inventory.Car, Inventory.StockNumber
HAVING SUM(InventoryService.Finalcost) > 0.00
December 10, 2007 at 12:26 pm
Sometimes it just comes to you. ANy aggreagate function that needs to be in the GROUP BY will need to have it's criteria in the HAVING clause.:hehe:
Kindest Regards,
David
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