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Sql Student-446896
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Posted Tuesday, January 15, 2013 9:46 AM
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TableX
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Name Chg Amount PrevAmt
ABC 1 100 0
ABC 2 300 100
I want to dynamically calculate ChangeAmt from the above table for the Name "ABC".
Example: Between Chg 1 and Chg2, the Amount increased by 200.
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Sean Lange
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Posted Tuesday, January 15, 2013 10:38 AM
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Sql Student-446896 (1/15/2013)
TableX
-------
Name Chg Amount PrevAmt
ABC 1 100 0
ABC 2 300 100
I want to dynamically calculate ChangeAmt from the above table for the Name "ABC".
Example: Between Chg 1 and Chg2, the Amount increased by 200.
Do you want to do this "on the fly"? What is "previous"? Keep in mind that a table has no concept of order, it must be defined in your query.
In order to provide any real assistance we need to have some ddl and sample data. The answer will depend GREATLY on your ddl.
If it is as you posted simply add a column:
Amount - PrevAmt as ChangeAmt
If as I suspect you don't have PrevAmt in your table (and I hope for your sanity you don't) you will need to do something different. most likely a recursive cte would work but without more details I am not going to put together an example.
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chetan.aegis (4/5/2013)
A calculation is deliberate process that transforms one or more inputs into one or more results with variable change. The term calculation is used in a variety of senses, from the very definite arithmetical calculation of using an algorithm.
I am going to assume that since your response added nothing to the conversation that the reason for your post was to spam the link in your signature.
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