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Does anyone know how to sum a table in sql with multiple fields in.

For Example - Table 1 -
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|FactoryID | AreaID | ReasonCode | Time(Mins)|
|----------|--------|------------|-----------|
| 116      |  A1    |  14        | 12        |
| 116      |  A1    |  62        | 9         |


i want to add the time in Table 1

so

SQL =
SQL
Select SUM(Time(Mins)) where FactoryID ='116' and AreaID = 'A1'


and then pass this to Table 2 and get the results below

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|FactoryID |AreaID |TotalTime(Mins)|
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| 116      | A1    | 18            |


i have tried using

SQL
Insert Into Table2 (FactoryID,AreaID,TotalTime(Mins))
Select SUM(Time(Mins)) where FactoryID ='116' and AreaID = 'A1'


but to no avail

really sorry if this appears as highly basic, but any help or alternative approach would be welcome.
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Updated 24-May-12 9:37am
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1 solution

Try
SQL
Insert into Table2 (FactoryID, AreaID, TotalTime(Mins)
Select FactoryID, AreaID, SUM(Time(Mins)) From Table1
Where FactoryID = '116' And AreaID = 'A1'
Group by FactoryID, AreaID

You have to give values for all fields in the insert (three fields in this case)
 
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Davey85 24-May-12 11:24am    
Thanks very much, works perfect.
Maciej Los 24-May-12 11:54am    
Good work, my 5!

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