SQL Query : sum only numbers in row - need help

Pls see data below. I would like to display only 8 rows and BRH CCN rows should be merged together and displayed as - BRH 98 2 instead of 2 rows. The rest of the rows should remain as is. Please help.
CCN     SERVICES     MANUFACTURING
ASL     138     NA
BRH     98     NA
BRH     NA     2
C10000     NA     0
C40000     NA     0
DAO     NA     10
E10000     NA     0
I10000     NA     0
M10000     NA     0
Edited by: auxilia on Nov 7, 2009 6:25 AM

with t as (
           select 'ASL' ccn,'138' services,'NA' manufacturing from dual union all
           select 'BRH','98','NA' from dual union all
           select 'BRH','NA','2' from dual union all
           select 'C10000','NA','0' from dual union all
           select 'C40000','NA','0' from dual union all
           select 'DAO','NA','10' from dual union all
           select 'E10000','NA','0' from dual union all
           select 'I10000','NA','0' from dual union all
           select 'M10000','NA','0' from dual
select ccn,
        nvl(max(case services when 'NA' then null else services end),'NA') services,
        nvl(max(case manufacturing when 'NA' then null else manufacturing end),'NA') manufacturing
from t
group by ccn
CCN    SERVICES             MANUFACTURING
E10000 NA                   0
C10000 NA                   0
BRH    98                   2
M10000 NA                   0
C40000 NA                   0
ASL    138                  NA
I10000 NA                   0
DAO    NA                   10
8 rows selected.
SQL>   SY.
Edited by: Solomon Yakobson on Nov 7, 2009 6:46 AM

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               sum(memberaprice) memberaprice,
               sum(normalreserveamount)
normalreserveamount,
               sum(discountreserveamount)
discountreserveamount
          from
               shopweeksaleswk
          where
               salesdate between :begindate and :enddate
          group by shopcode, JAN
          union all
          select
               a.shopcode,
               a.JAN,
               min(a.pricewiotax) lowestestprice,
          -     max(a.pricewiotax) highestprice,
               sum(a.amount) amount,
               sum(a.totalsales) totalsales,
               sum(a.retailprice) retailprice,
               sum(a.aprice) aprice,
               sum(a.normalamount) normalamount,
               sum(a.normaltotalsales) normaltotalsales,
               sum(a.normalretailprice) normalretailprice,
               sum(a.normalaprice) normalaprice,
               sum(a.discountamount) discountamount,
               sum(a.discounttotalsales) discounttotalsales,
               sum(a.discountretailprice) discountretailprice,
               sum(a.discountaprice) discountaprice,
               sum(a.memberamount) memberamount,
               sum(a.membertotalsales) membertotalsales,
               sum(a.memberretailprice) memberretailprice,
               sum(a.memberaprice) memberaprice,
               sum(a.normalreserveamount)
normalreserveamount,
               sum(a.discountreserveamount)
discountreserveamount
          from (
               select
                    p.shopcode,
                    substr(p.makedate, 1, 8) salesdate,
                    p.JAN,
                    p.pricewiotax,
                    p.amount amount,
                    trunc(p.amount * p.pricewiotax)
totalsales,
                    trunc(p.amount * decode
(p.discountcode, '000000',
                    p.retailprice, p.discountretailprice))
retailprice,
                    decode(decode
(p.discountcode, '000000',
p.retailprice,
                    p.discountretailprice), 0, 0,
                    trunc(p.amount * p.pricewiotax) -
                    trunc(p.amount * decode
(p.discountcode, '000000',
                    p.retailprice, p.discountretailprice)))
aprice,
                    decode(p.discountcode, '000000',
p.amount, 0) normalamount,
                    decode(p.discountcode, '000000',
                    trunc(p.amount * p.pricewiotax), 0)
normaltotalsales,
                    decode(p.discountcode, '000000',
                    trunc(p.amount * p.totalsales), 0)
normalretailprice,
                    decode(p.totalsales, 0, 0, decode
(p.discountcode, '000000',
                    trunc(p.amount * p.pricewiotax) -
                    trunc(p.amount * p.retailprice), 0))
normalaprice,
                    decode(p.discountcode, '000000', 0,
p.amount) discountamount,
                    decode(p.discountcode, '000000', 0,
                    trunc(p.amount * p.pricewiotax))
discounttotalsales,
                    decode(p.discountcode, '000000', 0,
                    trunc(p.amount *
p.discountretailprice))
discountretailprice,
                    decode(p.discountretailprice, 0, 0,
               decode(p.discountcode, '000000', 0,
               trunc(p.amount * p.pricewiotax)
                    trunc(p.amount *
p.discountretailprice))) discountaprice,
                    case when substr(p.cardnumber,
1, 7) in
('4986428', '4986429', '4986554')
                    then p.amount else 0 end
memberamount,
                    case when substr(p.cardnumber,
1, 7) in
('4986428', '4986429', '4986554')
                    then trunc(p.amount * p.pricewiotax)
else 0 end membertotalsales,
                    case when substr(p.cardnumber,
1, 7) in
('4986428', '4986429', '4986554') then
                    trunc(p.amount * decode
(p.discountcode, '000000',
p.retailprice,
                    p.discountretailprice)) else 0 end
memberretailprice,
                    case when substr(p.cardnumber,
1, 7) in
('4986428', '4986429', '4986554') then
                    decode(decode
(p.discountcode, '000000',
p.retailprice, p.discountretailprice),
0, 0,
                    trunc(p.amount * p.pricewiotax) -
                    trunc(p.amount * decode
(p.discountcode,'000000',
                    p.retailprice, p.discountretailprice)))
else 0 end memberaprice,
                    decode(p.discountcode, '000000',
               decode(p.discountsec, '07',
p.amount, 0), 0)
normalreserveamount,
                    decode(p.discountcode, '000000', 0,
                    decode(p.discountsec, '07',
p.amount, 0)) discountreserveamount
               from shopweeksaleswk p
               where p.salesdate between :begindate
and :enddate
               and p.makedate not between
               :begindate|| '000000 '
and :enddate|| '000000 '
               ) a
          group by a.shopcode, a.JAN
          union all
          select
               a.shopcode,
               a.JAN,
               min(a.pricewiotax) lowestestprice,
               max(a.pricewiotax) highestprice,
               sum(a.amount) amount,
               sum(a.totalsales) totalsales,
               sum(a.retailprice) retailprice,
               sum(a.aprice) aprice,
               sum(a.normalamount) normalamount,
               sum(a.normaltotalsales) normaltotalsales,
               sum(a.normalretailprice) normalretailprice,
               sum(a.normalaprice) normalaprice,
               sum(a.discountamount) discountamount,
               sum(a.discounttotalsales) discounttotalsales,
               sum(a.discountretailprice) discountretailprice,
               sum(a.discountaprice) discountaprice,
               sum(a.memberamount) memberamount,
               sum(a.membertotalsales) membertotalsales,
               sum(a.memberretailprice) memberretailprice,
               sum(a.memberaprice) memberaprice,
               sum(a.normalreserveamount)
normalreserveamount,
               sum(a.discountreserveamount)
discountreserveamount
          from (
               select
                    p.shopcode,
                    substr(p.makedate, 1, 8) salesdate,
                    p.JAN,
                    p.pricewiotax,
                    p.amount *- 1 amount,
                    trunc(p.amount * p.pricewiotax) *- 1
totalsales,
                    trunc(p.amount * decode
(p.discountcode, '000000',
                    p.retailprice, p.discountretailprice)) *-
1 retailprice,
                    decode(decode
(p.discountcode, '000000',
                    p.retailprice, p.discountretailprice),
0, 0,
                    trunc(p.amount * p.pricewiotax) -
                    trunc(p.amount * decode
(p.discountcode, '000000',
                    p.retailprice, p.discountretailprice))) *-
1 aprice,
                    decode(p.discountcode, '000000',
p.amount, 0) *- 1 normalamount,
                    decode(p.discountcode, '000000',
trunc(p.amount * p.pricewiotax), 0) *
                    - 1 normaltotalsales,
                    decode(p.discountcode, '000000',
trunc(p.amount * p.retailprice), 0) *
                    - 1 normalretailprice,
                    decode(p.retailprice, 0, 0, decode
(p.discountcode, '000000',
                    trunc(p.amount * p.pricewiotax) -
                    trunc(p.amount * p.retailprice), 0)) *- 1
normalaprice,
                    decode(p.discountcode, '000000', 0,
p.amount) *- 1 discountamount,
                    decode(p.discountcode, '000000', 0,
trunc(p.amount * p.pricewiotax)) *
                    - 1 discounttotalsales,
                    decode(p.discountcode, '000000', 0,
                    trunc(p.amount *
p.discountretailprice)) *- 1
discountretailprice,
                    decode(p.discountretailprice, 0, 0,
decode(p.discountcode, '000000', 0,
                    trunc(p.amount * p.pricewiotax) -
                    trunc(p.amount *
p.discountretailprice))) *- 1
discountaprice,
                    case when substr(p.cardnumber,
1, 7) in
('4986428', '4986429', '4986554')
                    then p.amount *- 1 else 0 end
memberamount,
                    case when substr(p.cardnumber,
1, 7) in
('4986428', '4986429', '4986554')
                    then trunc(p.amount * p.pricewiotax) *-                                                                1 else 0 end membertotalsales,
                    case when substr(p.cardnumber,
1, 7) in
('4986428', '4986429', '4986554')
                    then trunc(p.amount * decode
(p.discountcode, '000000',
                    p.retailprice, p.discountretailprice)) *-
1 else 0 end memberretailprice,
                    case when substr(p.cardnumber,
1, 7) in
('4986428', '4986429', '4986554')
                    then decode(decode
(p.discountcode, '000000',
p.retailprice,
p.discountretailprice), 0, 0,
                    trunc(p.amount * p.pricewiotax) -
trunc(p.amount *
                    decode(p.discountcode,'000000',
p.retailprice, p.discountretailprice))) *
                    - 1 else 0 end memberamount,
                    decode(p.discountcode, '000000',
decode(p.discountsec, '07',
p.amount, 0), 0)*
                    -1 normalreserveamount,
                    decode(p.discountcode, '000000', 0,
decode(p.discountsec, '07',
p.amount, 0))*
                    -1 discountreserveamount
               from shopweeksaleswk p
               where p.salesdate not between :begindate
and :enddate
               and p.makedate
between :begindate|| '000000 '
and :enddate|| '000000 '
               ) a
          group by a.shopcode, a.JAN
     ) m
     using (shopcode,JAN)
where
     and h.lowestestprice != m.lowestestprice
     or h.highestprice != m.highestprice
     (h.amount != m.amount
     or h.totalsales != m.totalsales
     or h.aprice != m.aprice
     or h.normalamount != m.normalamount
     or h.normaltotalsales != m.normaltotalsales
     or h.normalretailprice != m.normalretailprice
     or h.normalaprice != m.normalaprice
     or h.discountamount != m.discountamount
     or h.discounttotalsales != m.discounttotalsales
     or h.discountretailprice != m.discountretailprice
     or h.discountaprice != m.discountaprice
     or h.memberamount != m.memberamount
     or h.membertotalsales != m.membertotalsales
     or h.memberretailprice != m.memberretailprice
     or h.memberaprice != m.memberaprice
     or h.normalreserveamount != m.normalreserveamount
     or h.discountreserveamount != m.discountreserveamount)
order by shopcode, JAN ;

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SQL Server 2008 R2
Sample Table structure
create table TempTable
ID int identity,
value int
insert into TempTable values(6)
insert into TempTable values(7)
insert into TempTable values(8)
insert into TempTable values(9)
insert into TempTable values(10)
I actually want something like below,
that It returns rows such that, it has the sum of all the remaining rows , as shown below.
I will ignore the repeated rows.
6+7
6+8
6+9
6+10
6+7+8
6+7+9
6+7+10
6+8+9
6+8+10
6+9+10
6+7+8+9
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This makes no sense. What about NULLs? What about duplicate values? You have rows, so you have many combinations. We know that this set totals to 39, so there is no subset totals to half of any odd number. 19.5
in this case.
None of your examples are
even close!
6+7 = 13
the remaining rows 8+9+10 = 27, so you failed!
Want to try again?
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Hey everyone,
I want to query a subset of a table to return, at most, a certain number of rows. The problem is that 'rowcnt' is not going to be good enough. Here's the situation:
I have a table with lots of data (15 days worth). It will accumulate over time, but I want to extract, say, only the last 10 rows that were placed into the table. That would be simple, but there is one other catch, there is a key column and I may want to select rows from each "key". So a simple row count won't work :(.
Here's a sample table:
key varchar(10)
val1 varchar(5)
val2 varchar(5)
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If anyone has a suggestion, I'd really appreciate it. THANKS!
Brian Gregg
Computer Sciences Corp.

Are you running with 8.1.6 Enterprise Edition or higher? If so, you can solve your problem with Analytic functions, specifically RANK() or DENSE_RANK().
SELECT * FROM
( SELECT key, val1, val2, epoch_time,
 DENSE_RANK() OVER (PARTITION BY key ORDER BY epoch_time DESC) AS ep_rank
FROM t
WHERE key IN ('KEYVAL1', 'KEYVAL2')
) WHERE ep_rank <= 10;Caveat: this code is typed without benefit of database so you may need to check the syntax.
Cheers, APC

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I am using JDK 1.4.2 and an MS Access 2000 database where I attempt to retrieve data and I get in the ResultSet a maximum of around 280 rows, but there are more that seem to be ignored. In Access I can see them using the same query.
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I had this same problem once because in my Java code I was connecting to our alpha database and when I was running the query manually I was connecting to our production database.
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