How to get different sum value by different types of record in sql server

Question

Hi,I have my query result like below
AppID       LabType      DiaType      LabPrice    DiaPrice
  1                
a               
b               100          1000
  1                 a               
cc              100          1000
  1                
aa              b               100          1000
  1                 aa              cc             
100          1000
  1                
aaa            b               100          1000
  1                 aaa            cc              100         
1000
from this query
select
app.AppointmentId,
lr.LabPrice,
lt.LabCategoryType,
drt.DiagnosisReportType,
    dr.DiaPrice as diaprice,
     from Appointment app
    left join DiagnosisReport dr on app.AppointmentId=dr.AppointmentId
    left join DiagnosisReportType drt on dr.DiagnosisReportTypeId=drt.DiagnosisReportTypeId
    left join LabCategoryReport lr on lr.AppointmentId=app.AppointmentId
    left join LabCategoryType lt on lt.LabCategoryTypeId=lr.LabCategoryTypeId
    where app.DeleteStatus='N'
    and app.AppointmentId='MLM-Appointment-60314748311012015'
    and dr.DeleteStatus='N'
    and lr.DeleteStatus='N'
But I want following one line result by getting two sum result for 3 different types of Lab and 2 different
type of Dia.
AppID       LabPrice    DiaPrice
  1               300          2000
Please, can anyone give me any idea or help how to get only one record query result.
Thanks in advanced.
Superman

Answer 1

Please follow basic Netiquette and post the DDL we need to answer this. Follow industry and ANSI/ISO standards in your data. You should follow ISO-11179 rules for naming data elements. You failed. You should follow ISO-8601 rules for displaying temporal
data. We need to know the data types, keys and constraints on the table. Avoid dialect in favor of ANSI/ISO Standard SQL. And you need to read and download the PDF for: 
https://www.simple-talk.com/books/sql-books/119-sql-code-smells/
>> I have my query result like below <<
So you show us a result and expect that we can guess! Wow! We are magical! Did you ever read Douglas Adams? The answer is 42! Now find 
the question. 
Also, you have things like “lab_category_type” in this code. Is it a category or a type? In a valid data model that follow ISO-11179 rules you could have a “lab_category” or “lab_type” but never a mixed hybrid. In one of my books, I had something like “lab_category_type_id”
as a joke; it was so stinking awful that I never dreamed any programmer would really do this! 
Also OUTER JOINs a rare in a valid schema. A good design will have DRI so you know you have matches. Since a table is a set, their names are plural or collective; but you have only one appointment according to your unseen DDL. And only one “Diagnosis_Report”,
etc. 
Now think about “Lab_Category_Types” as a table. Regardless of how this ambiguous mess is resolved, it will be an attribute. An attribute is in a column, not an entity like you are modeling it. If it has a few static values then use a CHECK( x IN (..)) constraint.
If it is dynamic or large, then use a REFERENCES. Never use a join like this. 
That silly, magical “delete_status” looks like an assembly language flag. This is what we did with tape files in the 1950's. We would have a bit in the front of records and flip it. Later a program would  move the active records to a new tape. Ask yourself
why everything in the universe would share a common attribute. Such an attribute would be so generic as to be useless or (your case) it would be meta data and not part of the entity at all. Oh, rows are not records; you got that wrong too. 
Why do you keep prices in integers? Currency is decimal. Sure wish we had DDL. My guess is that this should look more like this simpler, faster query. 
SELECT APP.appointment_id,
       LT.lab_type, LR.lab_price,
       DRT.diagnosis_type, DR.diagnosis_price
 FROM Appointments AS APP
      LEFT OUTER JOIN
      (SELECT appointment_id, diagnosis_type,
              SUM(diagnosis_price) AS diagnosis_price_tot
         FROM Diagnosis_Reports AS DR 
        GROUP BY appointment_id, diagnosis_type)
       AS DR 
      ON APP.appointment_id = DR.appointment_id   
       LEFT OUTER JOIN       
       (SELECT appointment_id, lab_type, SUM(lab_price)lab_price_tot
          FROM Lab_Reports
         GROUP BY appointment_id, lab_type)
       AS LR 
       ON APP.appointment_id = LR.appointment_id 
 WHERE APP.appointment_id = 'MLM-APPOINTMENT-60314748311012015';
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