sqlserver running total problem

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I have a table
like:-
id somedate somevalue
-- -------- ---------
45 01/Jan/09 3
23 08/Jan/09 5
12 02/Feb/09 0
77 14/Feb/09 7
39 20/Feb/09 34
33 02/Mar/09 6

I want To Print Like:-
id somedate somevalue runningtotal
-- -------- --------- ------------
45 01/Jan/09 3 3
23 08/Jan/09 5 8
12 02/Feb/09 0 8
77 14/Feb/09 7 15
39 20/Feb/09 34 49
33 02/Mar/09 6 55

please help me.

[edit]Code block added to preserve formatting - OriginalGriff[/edit]

Posted 15-Dec-11 2:47am

JBSAHU

Updated 15-Dec-11 17:28pm

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Scubapro 15-Dec-11 9:18am

What do you mean exactly ? You want an output as above where total is not a field(column) of your Table, or you just want the '1100' ?

Amir Mahfoozi 15-Dec-11 9:25am

Please explain more.

RaviRanjanKr 15-Dec-11 16:43pm

please be more specific while asking question. we need more information :)

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Solution 2

Another possible solution, something like:

SQL

SELECT a.id, 
       a.narration,
       a.dr, 
       a.cr, 
       SUM(c.calc) AS total
FROM   sometable a,
       (SELECT b.id,
               (b.dr - b.cr) AS calc
        FROM sometable b) c
WHERE c.id <= a.id
GROUP BY a.id,
         a.narration,
         a.dr,
         a.cr;

Posted 15-Dec-11 8:56am

Wendelius

Solution 1

Nasty! But possible:

SQL

SELECT ID, narration dr, cr, (SELECT SUM(dr-cr) from myTable where iD < M.iD) as RunTot FROM myTable M

Posted 15-Dec-11 4:05am

OriginalGriff

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bolivankit · Accepted Answer · 2011-12-15T19:50:00

This is the solution i made to your problem :

SQL

CREATE TABLE TEMP (id INT identity(1,1), somedate datetime, somevalue int)

insert into temp values ('01/Jan/09',3)
insert into temp values ('08/Jan/09',5)
insert into temp values ('02/Feb/09',0)
insert into temp values ('14/Feb/09',7)
insert into temp values ('20/Feb/09',34)
insert into temp values ('02/Mar/09',6)

select * from temp

create table #temp (id int, somevalue int)

insert into #temp (id, somevalue)
select id, somevalue from temp

select * from #temp

select t.id , convert(varchar,t.somedate, 106), t.somevalue, SUM(tp.somevalue) from temp t, #temp tp
where t.id >= tp.id
group by t.id , t.somedate, t.somevalue

drop table #temp