Please help for my query?

I have a data table following:
Field: ID VALUE MONTH
Data: 111 2 4
111 6 2
222 3 3
222 7 6
333 5 3
333 4 5
333 4 1
I want to write a query using GROUP BY (ID), SUM(value) AND MAX(Month) that return results following:
111 8 4
222 10 6
333 13 5
But I don't know to take it. Please help me to resolve this require
Thanks in advance!
Edited by: user11807715 on Aug 19, 2009 8:25 PM

Why wouldn't it just be
SELECT is, sum(value), max(month)
FROM your_table
GROUP BY idJustin

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In practice, .SQL scripts usually contain one or more complete
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Before creating the sub-script, turn off SQL*Plus features that are
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feedback messages like "7 rows selected.", since we do not want these
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Dear all,
I have data in a table with 3 columns.
Tabke name---test & columns are ....
Proeductioncode varchar2(5);
revisionno varchar2(3);
dateadopted char(8);
SELECT PRODUCTIONCODE,
REVISIONNO,
dateadopted
FROM test
where
productioncode ='CI50E';
output should be
productioncode revisionno dateadopted
     CI50E     004     20110125
     CI50E     001     20101104
     CI50E     003     20110320
     CI50E     002     20101214
My requirement is
I wanna display records which are dateadopted is > sysdate and
one record which is less than sysdate, which is the max(<sysdate)..
from the data above, the output should be
CI50E     003     20110320
CI50E     004     20110125
Please help me get this output. we need to write it in a select query.

Sorry I don't have a database available to test - missed to join by productioncode :( grouping by revisionno caused more than one row being returned :(
No need to send data. I added a data providing subquery. Will take shot when I get to the database, but I might not be able to post from the office
with
/* generating test data */
test as
(select 'CI50E' productioncode,'004' revisionno,'20110125' dateadopted from dual union all /* 003 if increasing by date */
select 'CI50E','001','20101104' from dual union all
select 'CI50E','003','20110320' from dual union all                                        /* 004 if increasing by date */
select 'CI50E','002','20101214' from dual union all
select 'XI50Y','001','20110220' from dual union all
select 'XI50Y','002','20110220' from dual union all
select 'XI50Y','003','20110304' from dual
/* end of test data generation */
SELECT productioncode,revisionno,dateadopted
FROM (select productioncode,revisionno,dateadopted
          from test a
         where (dateadopted > to_char(sysdate,'yyyymmdd'))
            or dateadopted = (select max(dateadopted)
                                from test
                               where productioncode = a.productioncode
                                 and dateadopted < to_char(sysdate,'yyyymmdd')
ORDER BY PRODUCTIONCODERegards
Etbin
Edited by: Etbin on 20.2.2011 21:58
did some alignment
Edited by: Etbin on 21.2.2011 7:39
missing right parenthesis added, group by clause removed since there is just a single product
Edited by: Etbin on 21.2.2011 7:52
some more data edit

Required help for a query

Hi All....
Required help for one more query.
I have a table with data like this:
Cust_id Transaction_no
111 1
111 2
111 3
111 4
111 5
111 6
222 7
222 8
333 9
333 10
333 11
333 12
I wrote the following query :
select cust_id, ntile(3) over (order by cust_id) "Bucket" from trans_detls
The output is like this :
Cust_id Bucket
111 1
111 1
111 1
111 1
111 2
111 2
222 2
222 2
333 3
333 3
333 3
333 3
The problem is that I dont want the cust_id to overlap in buckets. That is one cust_id should be present in only one bucket.
Is this possible?
Thanks in advance.
Ameya

Or Something like..
SQL> select * from test;
        ID         NO
       111          1
       111          2
       111          3
       111          4
       111          5
       111          6
       222          7
       222          8
       333          9
       333         10
       333         11
       333         12
12 rows selected.
SQL> select id, ntile(3) over (order by rn) "Bucket"
2 from(
3      select id,row_number() over(partition by id order by no) rn
4      from test);
        ID     Bucket
       111          1
       222          1
       333          1
       111          1
       222          2
       333          2
       111          2
       333          2
       111          3
       333          3
       111          3
       111          3
12 rows selected.

Please help for using perform in SAP script

As subject.
My sap script code as below:
/: PERFORM GET_CHAMT_DATE IN PROGRAM ZRAP004
/:USING    &SPELL-WORD&
/:CHANGING &SPELL-WORD&
/:ENDPERFORM
My program ZRAP004 code as below:
FORM get_chamt_date USING u_iword TYPE spell-word
                   CHANGING u_oword TYPE spell-word.
CONCATENATE u_iword '元整'(t01) INTO u_oword.
endform.
This form is for check printing.
It's by standard function 'F110' to excute check printing.
But when i finished this transaction. System return error message as below:
<b>This routine contains 2 formal parameters, but the current call
contains 4 actual parameters.</b>
Please help. Thanks a lot!!

Hiii
PERFORM CDE_CENT IN PROGRAM ZKRPMM_PERFORM_Z1MEDRUCK
/:USING &EKKO-EBELN&
/:CHANGING &CDECENT&
/:ENDPERFORM
The report :
REPORT zkrpmm_perform_z1medruck .
DATA : BEGIN OF it_input_table OCCURS 10.
       INCLUDE STRUCTURE itcsy.
DATA : END OF it_input_table.
déclaration de la table output_table contenant les
variables exportées
DATA : BEGIN OF it_output_table OCCURS 0.
       INCLUDE STRUCTURE itcsy.
DATA : END OF it_output_table.
DATA : w_ebeln LIKE ekko-ebeln,
      w_vbeln LIKE vbak-vbeln,
      w_zcdffa LIKE vbak-zcdffa.
FORM CDE_CENT
FORM cde_cent TABLES input output.
it_input_table[] = input[].
it_output_table[] = output[].
READ TABLE it_input_table INDEX 1.
MOVE it_input_table-value TO w_ebeln.
CALL FUNCTION 'CONVERSION_EXIT_ALPHA_INPUT'
      EXPORTING
           input = w_ebeln
      IMPORTING
           output = w_ebeln.
SELECT SINGLE zcdffa FROM ekko
INTO w_zcdffa
WHERE ebeln = w_ebeln.
it_output_table-name = 'CDECENT'.
MOVE w_zcdffa TO it_output_table-value.
MODIFY it_output_table INDEX 1.
output[] = it_output_table[].
ENDFORM.

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