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If you want to see the total number of records, you should use COUNT instead
of SUM. Also if you break on local, you only get a stat (SUM, COUNT,...) if
the value of local changes.
Hope this helps,
M.Huybrechts
Software Engineer
Park Sung-Hye wrote in message <91mF3.905$PD4.55752_at_news2.bora.net>...
>Dear All
>
>I made this sql query for my reporting like this
>But I could not get the sum of cci with this .
>I don't know what's wrong with this ?
>
>Query :
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> column local heading 'Local '
> column substr(identificcation ,1,1) heading 'type'
> column comp heading 'Company '
> break on local skip 1
> compute sum of comp on local
> select local,substr(identification,1,1),comp,address,tel
> from sometable where substr(identification ,1,1) in ('B','C') order by
>local,substr(identification,1,1)
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>the result which I want to :
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>Local type Company ADDRESS TEL
> A A aaaaaa bbbbbb 12345678
> B dddddd ffffffffff 98075433
>-----------------------------------------
> sum 2
>
>but when I execute upper sql , I could not get the sum.
>So I ask your help
>Thanks for your help in advance
> Have a good day
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Received on Sun Sep 19 1999 - 04:51:09 CDT
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