Different SQL Queries

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below is my query, but my problem is I can't get the result which I'm expecting in below mentioned two outputs. I need two queries to get the result like below.

Query:

select t2.VoucherNumber as Invoice_Number, i.ItemName as Item_Name, t2.Aqty as Qty
from Item i, Party p, Tran1 t1, VTran2 t2, Cases c, VoucherTypes VT
Where t1.LorryNo='22-8205' and t1.VoucherType=VT.VoucherType and VT.ActualVoucherType='sales'
and t1.VoucherNumber=t2.VoucherNumber and t2.ItemName=i.Itemname and
t2.ItemName=c.ItemName and t1.LoadingStatus='2'
GROUP BY t2.VoucherNumber, i.ItemName, t2.Aqty

Result (This is wrong):

Invoice_Number Item_Name   Qty
001               A       36.00
001               B       10.00
001               B       60.00
002               A       100.00

Expect Result from first query (This is I need, sum qty by same itemName in same invoice no):

Invoice_Number Item_Name   Qty
      001               A       36.00
      001               B       70.00
      002               A       100.00

Expect Result from second query (This is another one, sum qty same item name):

Item_Name   Qty
      A     136.00
      B     70.00

Posted 16-Dec-14 5:09am

abdulsafran

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DamithSL · Accepted Answer · 2014-12-16T05:18:00

SQL

select t2.VoucherNumber as Invoice_Number, i.ItemName as Item_Name, Sum(t2.Aqty) as Qty
from Item i, Party p, Tran1 t1, VTran2 t2, Cases c, VoucherTypes VT
Where t1.LorryNo='22-8205' and t1.VoucherType=VT.VoucherType and VT.ActualVoucherType='sales'
and t1.VoucherNumber=t2.VoucherNumber and t2.ItemName=i.Itemname and
t2.ItemName=c.ItemName and t1.LoadingStatus='2'
GROUP BY t2.VoucherNumber, i.ItemName

and

SQL

select  i.ItemName as Item_Name, Sum(t2.Aqty) as Qty
from Item i, Party p, Tran1 t1, VTran2 t2, Cases c, VoucherTypes VT
Where t1.LorryNo='22-8205' and t1.VoucherType=VT.VoucherType and VT.ActualVoucherType='sales'
and t1.VoucherNumber=t2.VoucherNumber and t2.ItemName=i.Itemname and
t2.ItemName=c.ItemName and t1.LoadingStatus='2'
GROUP BY i.ItemName

few references :
Get Ready to Learn SQL Server: 6 – Group and Summarize Your Results[^]
http://www.w3schools.com/sql/sql_groupby.asp[^]
http://www.w3schools.com/sql/sql_func_sum.asp[^]

Maciej Los · Accepted Answer · 2014-12-16T05:25:00

Solution 2

First query:

SQL

SELECT Invoice_Number, Item_Name, SUM(Qty) AS Qty
FROM <Table_list>
GROUP BY Invoice_Number, Item_Name

Second qurey:

SQL

SELECT Item_Name, SUM(Qty) AS Qty
FROM <Table_list>
GROUP BY Item_Name

For further information, please see:
SUM[^]
GROUP BY[^]

Posted 16-Dec-14 5:25am

Maciej Los

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DamithSL 16-Dec-14 11:53am

nice answer from God’s Gift :)
5wd!

Maciej Los 16-Dec-14 11:56am

Thank you, Damith ;)