A variety of ways on 8.0.4 followed by a couple of more ways in 8i, and
8.1.6 and higher:

SQL> select a.summer, sum(b.summer)
  2  from   summer a, summer b
  3  group by a.summer
  4  /

    SUMMER SUM(B.SUMMER)
---------- -------------
         3            18
         6            18
         9            18

In-line views around officially since 7.2 can do it. So, here is another way
that is basically the same as the above:

SQL> select summer, x.total
  2  from   summer,
  3         (select sum(summer) total
  4          from   summer) x
  5  /

    SUMMER      TOTAL
---------- ----------
         3         18
         6         18
         9         18

It wasn't until 8i (I think, which release I'm not sure) that we could nest
the select in the select, in which case you could code like:

  1  select summer, (select sum(summer) from  summer) total
  2* from   summer
SQL> /

    SUMMER      TOTAL
---------- ----------
         3         18
         6         18
         9         18

And if on 8.1.6 or higher, you could just go ahead and use the analytical
functions like this so you only make one pass on the table:

SQL> select summer, sum(summer) over ()
  2  from   summer
  3  /

    SUMMER SUM(SUMMER)OVER()
---------- -----------------
         3                18
         6                18
         9                18

If on 8.1.6 or higher, I would go for the last approach.

Regards,

Larry G. Elkins
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