How to take the total sum of all objects within an object? - sql

Question

I am trying to get the total sum of all parts in a container. The way I am doing now, sum(weight), will only grab the first weight of the first part in the container. I want to grab all part weights where the container number is the same. There are many different container numbers in the table. I want the statement to work with different container numbers, and only insert the value in the row of the first occurrence of the container number.
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Each part has a weight in the above. I want to tally those weights for each container number and sum it up on the first row like shown.
,(case when mu.master_unit_no is null
then c.Gross_weight
when mu.master_unit_no is not null
then sum(c.Gross_weight)+mut.tare_weight
end)
as 'Weight in LBS'
Right now I have this query but it returns just the first part weight + the tare weight. I want to grab the sum of all the parts for the container.
/* I-Dashboards Shipping Report */
/* ROTW 11-21-2015 */
select
p.part_no AS 'Part_Number'
,p.name AS 'Description'
,c.serial_no as 'S#'
,c.quantity AS 'Qty'
,cp.customer_part_No as 'F_NUMBER'
--,cast(mut.length AS varchar) + 'X' + Cast(mut.width as varchar) + 'X' + Cast(mut.Height as varchar) as 'dim MU'
,(CASE when mut.length is null
then 0
else cast(mut.length as int) end) as 'M_LEN'
,(CASE when mut.width is null
then 0
else cast(mut.width as int) end) As 'M_WD'
,(CASE when mut.height is null
then 0
else cast(mut.Height as int) end) AS 'M_HT'
,cast(pct.cube_length AS INT) as 'S_LEN'
,cast(pct.cube_width AS INT) AS 'S_WD'
,cast(pct.cube_height AS INT) AS 'S_HT'
,mut.tare_Weight as 'M_Tare_lbs'
,c.Gross_weight as 'Net_Wt_lbs'
,mu.master_unit_no as 'M Number'
,g.Booking_No as 'Booking_HAWB_Num'
,concat(g.cargo_container_no, '-', g.dock_code) as 'Container_ID'
,g.outbound_scac_code AS 'Carrier'
,concat(cast(pct.cube_length as int), 'x', cast(pct.cube_width as int), 'x', cast(pct.cube_height as int)) as 'BOX_DIMS_INCHES'
,(case when row_number() over (partition by mu.master_unit_no order by mu.master_unit_no) = 1
then concat(cast(mut.length as int), 'x', cast(mut.width as int), 'x', cast(mut.Height as int))
when mu.master_unit_no is null
then ''
end)
as 'PALLET_DIMS_INCHES'
,(case when g.booking_container_type_key = 6 THEN
'DIRECT'
when g.booking_container_type_key = 5 THEN
'AIR'
else 'CEVA-Ocean'
end) as 'Shipment Type'
,CASE
--WHEN(ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY mu.master_unit_no ORDER BY mu.master_unit_no)) = 1
--then (select sum((pct.cube_length*0.0254)*(pct.cube_width*0.0254)* (pct.cube_height*0.0254))
--from part_v_container c where c.master_unit_key = mu.master_unit_key)
when mu.master_unit_no is null
then (pct.cube_length*0.0254)*(pct.cube_width*0.0254)* (pct.cube_height*0.0254)
end as 'CBM'
,select c.*, CASE
WHEN(ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY mu.master_unit_no ORDER BY mu.master_unit_no)) = 1
THEN **(**select SUM(c.Gross_weight)+mut.tare_weight
from part_v_container c where c.master_unit_no = mu.master_unit_no**)** END AS 'Total Weight'
from part_v_container c
I'm trying to take the total sum of all the parts gross weight in a m number + the tare weight for that m number and store is as total weight.

Answer 1

Like Siyual said, add tables to help better our understanding. Until then I believe I have most of what you want.
Your table probably looks something like...
part_id container_ id Weight
------- ------------- ------
1 a 5
2 a 5
3 b 99
4 a 3
5 c 99
And you probably want a result like (example using container_id = a)...
Weight
------
13
Try this...
SELECT SUM(Weight) FROM someTable WHERE container_id = someContainer
In the case of the result example I gave I would do...
SELECT SUM(Weight) FROM someTable WHERE container_id = 'a'
I am not fully sure on what you mean by your last part "only insert the value in the row of the first occurrence of the container number". Why would you want this specifically?
EDIT 1
The final result should not have multiple container_id though. I did the following...
My table...
SELECT t1.container_id, SUM(t1.weight) FROM table_1 t1 JOIN table_1 t2 ON t1.part_id = t2.part_id GROUP BY t1.container_id
Result was...
EDIT 2
It took me a while but I think I got it :)
Table:
Query:
SELECT t.*, CASE
WHEN(ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY t.Container ORDER BY t.Container)) = 1
THEN (SELECT SUM(t2.Weight) FROM table1 t2 WHERE t2.Container = t.Container)
ELSE 0 END AS 'Total Weight'
FROM table1 t GROUP BY t.Container, t.Part, t.Weight
Results:
EDIT 3
This was your original...
select c.*, CASE
WHEN(ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY mu.master_unit_no ORDER BY mu.master_unit_no)) = 1
THEN select SUM(c.Gross_weight)+mut.tare_weight
from part_v_container c where c.master_unit_no = mu.master_unit_no END AS 'Total Weight'
This is what I would change (surrounded by two asterix on both sides EX: ** A **)...
select c.*, CASE
WHEN(ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY mu.master_unit_no ORDER BY mu.master_unit_no)) = 1
THEN **(**select SUM(c.Gross_weight)+mut.tare_weight
from part_v_container c where c.master_unit_no = mu.master_unit_no**)** END AS 'Total Weight'
You need the parenthesis because the code doesn't know where the end belongs to otherwise. The parenthesis allows SQL to know that the end belongs to the case statement. I also am not sure where the mu. and mut. come from. It seems like they belong to a different table that you never reference here?
I am not sure if you added it but after 'Total Weight' you are missing
from someTable group by (all things that are in your select aka things that will be output need to be here...see my previous example for a better understanding)
If you want, on your original question you can post screen shots of exactly what your tables look like (or manually create it) so I can use the names you use accurately and make it more easily understandable by you :)
EDIT 4
/* I-Dashboards Shipping Report */
/* ROTW 11-21-2015 */
select
p.part_no AS 'Part_Number'
,p.name AS 'Description'
,c.serial_no as 'S#'
,c.quantity AS 'Qty'
,cp.customer_part_No as 'F_NUMBER'
--,cast(mut.length AS varchar) + 'X' + Cast(mut.width as varchar) + 'X' + Cast(mut.Height as varchar) as 'dim MU'
,(CASE when mut.length is null
then 0
else cast(mut.length as int) end) as 'M_LEN'
,(CASE when mut.width is null
then 0
else cast(mut.width as int) end) As 'M_WD'
,(CASE when mut.height is null
then 0
else cast(mut.Height as int) end) AS 'M_HT'
,cast(pct.cube_length AS INT) as 'S_LEN'
,cast(pct.cube_width AS INT) AS 'S_WD'
,cast(pct.cube_height AS INT) AS 'S_HT'
,mut.tare_Weight as 'M_Tare_lbs'
,c.Gross_weight as 'Net_Wt_lbs'
,mu.master_unit_no as 'M Number'
,g.Booking_No as 'Booking_HAWB_Num'
,concat(g.cargo_container_no, '-', g.dock_code) as 'Container_ID'
,g.outbound_scac_code AS 'Carrier'
,concat(cast(pct.cube_length as int), 'x', cast(pct.cube_width as int), 'x', cast(pct.cube_height as int)) as 'BOX_DIMS_INCHES'
,(case when row_number() over (partition by mu.master_unit_no order by mu.master_unit_no) = 1
then concat(cast(mut.length as int), 'x', cast(mut.width as int), 'x', cast(mut.Height as int))
when mu.master_unit_no is null
then ''
end)
as 'PALLET_DIMS_INCHES'
,(case when g.booking_container_type_key = 6 THEN
'DIRECT'
when g.booking_container_type_key = 5 THEN
'AIR'
else 'CEVA-Ocean'
end) as 'Shipment Type'
,(case when row_number() over (partition by mu.master_unit_no order by mu.master_unit_no) = 1
then (pct.cube_length*0.0254)*(pct.cube_width*0.0254)*(pct.cube_height*0.0254)
when mu.master_unit_no is null
then (pct.cube_length*0.0254)*(pct.cube_width*0.0254)* (pct.cube_height*0.0254)
end)
as 'CBM'
,CASE
WHEN(ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY mu.master_unit_no ORDER BY mu.master_unit_no)) = 1
THEN (SELECT SUM(c.Gross_weight) + mut.tare_weight
from part_v_container c where c.master_unit_no = mu.master_unit_no) END AS 'Total Weight'
from part_v_container c
So this should have fixed my part. I do have an extra comment though. You have all these different prefixs (p., c., mut., mu., g., pct.). Where do you reference all of these? I can see where you reference c (it is right after the final from). Even in my part you use mut. but I don't know how you reference it. For example, c is useable because of from part_v_container c. c represents part_v_container. You can look into joins to help you get the other tables in there. If you want you can edit your original question and add all your tables to it (whether they are actual or examples). I just need to know the different table names and column names. I don't care about the actual data. I wish I personally knew you because this would be much easier in real time xD
EDIT 5
Using this table...
I used this query...
;WITH mult AS (SELECT (m.length*0.0254)*(m.width*0.0254)*(m.height*0.0254) AS multiply, m.container FROM measurement m)
, sumMult AS (SELECT SUM((m.length*0.0254)*(m.width*0.0254)*(m.height*0.0254)) AS sumMultiply, m.container FROM measurement m GROUP BY m.container)
, combine AS (SELECT s.sumMultiply AS sumMultiply, m.multiply AS multiply, m.container FROM mult m JOIN sumMult s ON m.container = s.container)
SELECT c.container, CASE WHEN (ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY c.container ORDER BY c.container)) = 1
THEN (SELECT c.sumMultiply)
ELSE (SELECT c.multiply)
END AS 'Cubic Meters'
FROM combine c GROUP BY c.container, c.sumMultiply, c.multiply
It SUMS all of the volumes for all parts in a container and displays it only in the first row (first part). The rest of the parts have their volume.
I can't completely convert it for you. I trust, since you have done it successfully in my previous queries, that you can convert it properly. I tried to keep the names for the table and columns as bland and recognizable as much as I could. It appears to be working how you want it. Incase you don't know what the ;WITH mult.... is...you can think of it like a function. Put the entire with statement (that is, mult, sumMult, combine) before your gigantic query. You can see in my query that my ;WITH is comes first (above) my SELECT query that produces the actual results.