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Databases,Tables, Views, Indexing and SQL syntax
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Counting in an SQL statement
Hi,
I have an SQL select statement where I am joining two tables. I want to be able to count for a field equaling a certain value. I've tried many variations of the COUNT and SUM functions in my SQL statement but I haven't got it to work. here is my SQL select statement:
SELECT customerorder.jobnumbercode , Sum(Customerlineitem.packageindicatorquantity) AS PkgCount,;
Sum(Customerlineitem.packageindicatorretouchflag) AS Retouch,;
Sum(Customerlineitem.packageindicatorsoftfocusflag) AS SoftFocus,;
Sum(Customerlineitem.packageindicatoreffectflag) AS Effects,;
**Sum(Customerlineitem.packageindicatorcolortypecode="COLOR") As ColorType;
FROM customerorder ;
INNER JOIN customerlineitem ;
ON Customerorder.orderkey = Customerlineitem.orderkey;
WHERE Customerorder.ordercanceledflag = 0;
GROUP BY customerorder.jobnumbercode
I've indicated what line doesn't work (**). IF anyone has any ideas on how to fix this, I would very much appreciate it.
Thanks!
Tim
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