Have a look at analytical functions (LAG() and the like)
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From: Walid Alkaakati
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Hi list ,
Can you help me please .
I have a report that
Walid
You can use SUM as an analytic function like this: -
SQL select credit, debit, sum(credit + debit) over (order by rowid) from
foo;
CREDIT DEBIT SUM(CREDIT+DEBIT)OVER(ORDERBYROWID)
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Hi ,
Iam looking on how to solve this in a report ,,,
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Author: Walid Alkaakati
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How about
SELECT DEBIT,CREDIT,CREDIT-DEBIT
FROM WHATEVER_THE_TABLE
WHERE CREDIT*CREDIT=-1;
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Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2003 9:10 AM
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Hi list ,
Can you
Depending on the structure of your table, you can also use plain SQL with a
self-join, similar to:
select v1.cust_id
, v1.order_date
, v1.order_total
, sum(v2.order_total) cumulative_total
from orders v1
, orders v2
where v1.cust_id =
Thanks All ,
I solved the problem as follows :
I defined a sum summary column on same group with the reset on group
above it,the to add balance brought forward i
used the first summary function to add balance brought forward to
the first record.
Bay .
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