get due amount of suppliers

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SQL-Server-2005

hi

i have 2 table...

first...
tbl_Purchase

SQL

Purchase_id	bigint	
Location_Id	bigint	
PU_Ref	nvarchar(50)	
InvoiceDate	datetime	
Original_Amt	decimal(18, 2)	
Supplier_ID	bigint	
Status	int

and second
tbl_pur_Child

SQL

s_N	bigint	
Purchase_ID	bigint	
Paid_amt	decimal(18, 2)	
Location_Id	bigint	
InvoiceDate	datetime

i want when i pass supplier id
in store procedure

so
it return
PU_Ref , Original_Amt , ( Original_Amt -sum(Paid_amt ) of particule supplier id...

1 supplier may can have more then 1 invoices....

i write this store procedure...

SQL

ALTER procedure [dbo].[SP_Chk_Purchase_Bal_By_SupID]
 @supid int
as begin
 
select PU_Ref ,Original_Amt, (Original_Amt-
(select sum(rf.Paid_amt) from tbl_pur_Child as rf join
 
tbl_Purchase as pu  on
rf.Purchase_ID=pu.Purchase_id ))
from tbl_Purchase where Supplier_ID=@supid
 
end

but it not giving right result...............

Posted 23-Sep-11 2:11am

dilip.aim11

Updated 24-Sep-11 2:33am

Costica U

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#realJSOP 23-Sep-11 8:21am

Not a question

dilip.aim11 23-Sep-11 8:22am

means?

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Om Prakash Pant · Answer 1 · 2011-09-23T02:22:00

you can try something like:

SQL

ALTER procedure [dbo].[SP_Chk_Purchase_Bal_By_SupID]
 @supid int
as begin

 declare @amt_paid float


select @amt_paid = sum(rf.Paid_amt) from tbl_pur_Child as rf join
tbl_Purchase as pu  on
rf.Purchase_ID=pu.Purchase_id where Supplier_ID=@supid

select
    PU_Ref ,
    Original_Amt,
    (Original_Amt- @amt_paid)
from tbl_Purchase where Supplier_ID=@supid

end