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sql query help

  • January 14, 2009 at 11:09 am

    #128034

    use tempdb

    go

    create table totalsum

    (untiprice money null,

    productoption int null)

    insert into totalsum

    values(200,1)

    insert into totalsum

    values(300,2)

    insert into totalsum

    values(400,3)

    insert into totalsum

    values(500,4)

    insert into totalsum

    values(600,5)

    insert into totalsum

    values(700,6)

    I want to write a query which can give me the following result.

    Sum(unitprice) productoption

    2700 1

    That means i need in first column sum of unitprice and second column only top productoption

    Thanks help appreciated

  • January 14, 2009 at 11:32 am

    #926800

    How about:

    select sum(UnitPrice), min(ProductOption)

    from totalsum

    Will that give you what you want?

    Or, when you say "first", do you mean the lowest, or the one in the first row? What if the one in the first row was 7, and the one in the second row was 1, would you want a 7 or a 1 in your query?

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