Matthew
This should do it:
CREATE CURSOR 'curinfo' ;
( ;
id i ,;
name c(20),;
Amount n(10,2),;
tax n(9,2);
)
INSERT INTO 'curinfo' values(4,'Matt',3,.1)
INSERT INTO 'curinfo' values(2,'Joe',2,.1)
INSERT INTO 'curinfo' values(5,'Tim',6,.1)
SELECT * ;
FROM curinfo ;
UNION ;
select 999 as id, 'Total' as name, ;
SUM(curinfo.amount) as amount, ;
SUM(curinfo.tax) as tax ;
FROM curinfo ;
into cursor curtemp
Andrew Stirling
01250 874580
http://www.calcpay.co.uk
HMRC Accredited UK payroll program
Matthew Jarvis wrote:
> Has anyone ever come up with a way to have a SQL statement add a line at
> the end that consists of totals of all the previous lines? Is something
> like that even possible?
>
> For example, if this would be the result of my SQL code:
>
> ID Name Amount Tax
>
> 4 Matt 3 .10
> 2 Joe 2 .10
> 5 Tim 6 .10
>
>
> It would be convenient to have it come out like this:
>
> ID Name Amount Tax
>
> 4 Matt 3 .10
> 2 Joe 2 .10
> 5 Tim 6 .10
> Total 11 .30
>
>
> Or something like that....
>
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