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    The left joins in the query will be converted into inner joins by the child table joins:

    INNER JOIN pivotdevicetogroup pdg

    ON pdg.nDeviceID = d.nDeviceID

    INNER JOIN DeviceGroup dg

    ON pdg.nDeviceGroupID = dg.nDeviceGroupID

    You don't want nsize in the GROUP BY, if you want to SUM it in the output.

    Use column aliases throughout so folks can see what tables your columns belong to.

    Try something like this:

    SELECT

    nDeviceID,

    sDisplayName,

    sgroupname,

    sDescription,

    dPollTime,

    Minimaal_gebruik,

    Maximaal_gebruik,

    Totaal_Schijfruimte,

    (SUM_nUsed_Min / Totaal_Schijfruimte) * 100.0 AS Ingebruik

    FROM (

    SELECT TOP 10

    d.nDeviceID,

    d.sDisplayName,

    sgroupname,

    sDescription,

    dPollTime,

    MIN(nUsed_Min)/1048576 AS Minimaal_gebruik,

    MAX(nused_Max)/1048576 AS Maximaal_gebruik,

    CAST(SUM(nSize)/1048576 AS DECIMAL(10,2)) AS Totaal_Schijfruimte,

    SUM(nUsed_Min/1048576) AS SUM_nUsed_Min

    FROM dbo.StatisticalDisk sd

    LEFT JOIN dbo.StatisticalDiskIdentification sdi

    ON sdi.nStatisticalDiskIdentificationID = sd.nStatisticalDiskIdentificationID

    LEFT JOIN dbo.PivotStatisticalMonitorTypeToDevice pm

    ON pm.nPivotStatisticalMonitorTypeToDeviceID = sdi.nPivotStatisticalMonitorTypeToDeviceID

    LEFT JOIN Device d

    ON d.nDeviceID = pm.nDeviceID

    INNER JOIN pivotdevicetogroup pdg

    ON pdg.nDeviceID = d.nDeviceID

    INNER JOIN DeviceGroup dg

    ON pdg.nDeviceGroupID = dg.nDeviceGroupID

    INNER JOIN [time]

    ON sd.dPollTime = [time].PK_Date

    WHERE sd.dPollTime = dateadd(MM, 1, '2013')

    AND dg.sGroupName IN ('CUSTOMER')

    GROUP BY

    d.nDeviceID,

    d.sDisplayName,

    dg.sgroupname,

    sDescription,

    dPollTime--,

    --nSize

    ORDER BY dPollTime DESC

    ) d

    WHERE (SUM_nUsed_Min / Totaal_Schijfruimte) * 100.0 >= 80

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