Home Forums SQL Server 2005 SQL Server 2005 General Discussion How to join multiple tables (SQL) to find the difference between an order and shipped quantities? RE: How to join multiple tables (SQL) to find the difference between an order and shipped quantities?

  • July 12, 2013 at 10:58 am

    #1632051

    I am not sure exactly what you are looking for but I think this is close based on your original post.

    select o.ID as OrderID, oi.ItemNumber as ItemOrdered, oi.QtyToShip as QuantityOrdered,

    sa.ProductCode as ShippedItem, sa.Qty as QuantityShipped, oi.QtyToShip - ISNULL(sa.Qty, 0) as AmountMissing

    from myorder o

    join orderITEMS oi on oi.OutboundDeliveryID = o.ID

    left join Shipping s on s.PO = o.OrderRef1

    left join ShippingArchive sa on sa.StatusID = s.ID

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