Finding the profit between two tables
Displaying the total profit for each vendor listed in Vendors table
that every product is sold in Products table. Your view column
names should be (name, profit)
Product Table
ID Name Sell cost Quantity V_Id
2008 toy2 25 15 12 1003
2007 toy1 15 5 22 1005
Vendor Table
V_Id Name ZipCode State
1001 James 07101 NJ
1002 Grant 07811 CA
Here's what I have so far but It's not quite working
select Vendors.Name, SUM(sell_Price - cost) as Profit
FROM A_Products, A_Vendors
group by Name
Austin 360
Grant 360
James 360
Sam 360
Wendy 360
sql mysql-workbench
edited Nov 11 at 12:27
Gordon Linoff
755k35290398
asked Nov 11 at 1:26
Frit Pockets
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Displaying the total profit for each vendor listed in Vendors table
that every product is sold in Products table. Your view column
names should be (name, profit)
Product Table
ID Name Sell cost Quantity V_Id
2008 toy2 25 15 12 1003
2007 toy1 15 5 22 1005
Vendor Table
V_Id Name ZipCode State
1001 James 07101 NJ
1002 Grant 07811 CA
Here's what I have so far but It's not quite working
select Vendors.Name, SUM(sell_Price - cost) as Profit
FROM A_Products, A_Vendors
group by Name
Austin 360
Grant 360
James 360
Sam 360
Wendy 360
sql mysql-workbench
edited Nov 11 at 12:27
Gordon Linoff
755k35290398
asked Nov 11 at 1:26
Frit Pockets
96
I wonder who's the *** that rated this negative
– Frit Pockets
Nov 11 at 3:27
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Displaying the total profit for each vendor listed in Vendors table
that every product is sold in Products table. Your view column
names should be (name, profit)
Product Table
ID Name Sell cost Quantity V_Id
2008 toy2 25 15 12 1003
2007 toy1 15 5 22 1005
Vendor Table
V_Id Name ZipCode State
1001 James 07101 NJ
1002 Grant 07811 CA
Here's what I have so far but It's not quite working
select Vendors.Name, SUM(sell_Price - cost) as Profit
FROM A_Products, A_Vendors
group by Name
Austin 360
Grant 360
James 360
Sam 360
Wendy 360
sql mysql-workbench
edited Nov 11 at 12:27
Gordon Linoff
755k35290398
asked Nov 11 at 1:26
Frit Pockets
96
Displaying the total profit for each vendor listed in Vendors table
that every product is sold in Products table. Your view column
names should be (name, profit)
Product Table
ID Name Sell cost Quantity V_Id
2008 toy2 25 15 12 1003
2007 toy1 15 5 22 1005
Vendor Table
V_Id Name ZipCode State
1001 James 07101 NJ
1002 Grant 07811 CA
Here's what I have so far but It's not quite working
select Vendors.Name, SUM(sell_Price - cost) as Profit
FROM A_Products, A_Vendors
group by Name
Austin 360
Grant 360
James 360
Sam 360
Wendy 360
sql mysql-workbench
sql mysql-workbench
edited Nov 11 at 12:27
Gordon Linoff
755k35290398
asked Nov 11 at 1:26
Frit Pockets
96
edited Nov 11 at 12:27
Gordon Linoff
755k35290398
asked Nov 11 at 1:26
Frit Pockets
96
edited Nov 11 at 12:27
Gordon Linoff
755k35290398
edited Nov 11 at 12:27
Gordon Linoff
755k35290398
edited Nov 11 at 12:27
Gordon Linoff
755k35290398
755k35290398
asked Nov 11 at 1:26
Frit Pockets
96
asked Nov 11 at 1:26
Frit Pockets
96
asked Nov 11 at 1:26
Frit Pockets
96
96
I wonder who's the *** that rated this negative
– Frit Pockets
Nov 11 at 3:27
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I wonder who's the *** that rated this negative
– Frit Pockets
Nov 11 at 3:27
I wonder who's the *** that rated this negative
– Frit Pockets
Nov 11 at 3:27
I wonder who's the *** that rated this negative
– Frit Pockets
Nov 11 at 3:27
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Always use explicit join, that way you can avoid ambiguities and more efficient indeed, also use table alias so that it is more readable.
SELECT V.Name, SUM(P.sell_Price - P.cost) as Profit
FROM A_Products P
INNER JOIN A_Vendors V
on P.V_ID=V.V_ID
group by V.Name
answered Nov 11 at 2:05
Ajan Balakumaran
562210
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Appreciate it thank you for the help. I'm just starting with SQL so i wasn't sure how the format went
– Frit Pockets
Nov 11 at 3:28
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Always use explicit join, that way you can avoid ambiguities and more efficient indeed, also use table alias so that it is more readable.
SELECT V.Name, SUM(P.sell_Price - P.cost) as Profit
FROM A_Products P
INNER JOIN A_Vendors V
on P.V_ID=V.V_ID
group by V.Name
answered Nov 11 at 2:05
Ajan Balakumaran
562210
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Appreciate it thank you for the help. I'm just starting with SQL so i wasn't sure how the format went
– Frit Pockets
Nov 11 at 3:28
add a comment |
Always use explicit join, that way you can avoid ambiguities and more efficient indeed, also use table alias so that it is more readable.
SELECT V.Name, SUM(P.sell_Price - P.cost) as Profit
FROM A_Products P
INNER JOIN A_Vendors V
on P.V_ID=V.V_ID
group by V.Name
answered Nov 11 at 2:05
Ajan Balakumaran
562210
1
Appreciate it thank you for the help. I'm just starting with SQL so i wasn't sure how the format went
– Frit Pockets
Nov 11 at 3:28
add a comment |
Always use explicit join, that way you can avoid ambiguities and more efficient indeed, also use table alias so that it is more readable.
SELECT V.Name, SUM(P.sell_Price - P.cost) as Profit
FROM A_Products P
INNER JOIN A_Vendors V
on P.V_ID=V.V_ID
group by V.Name
answered Nov 11 at 2:05
Ajan Balakumaran
562210
Always use explicit join, that way you can avoid ambiguities and more efficient indeed, also use table alias so that it is more readable.
SELECT V.Name, SUM(P.sell_Price - P.cost) as Profit
FROM A_Products P
INNER JOIN A_Vendors V
on P.V_ID=V.V_ID
group by V.Name
answered Nov 11 at 2:05
Ajan Balakumaran
562210
answered Nov 11 at 2:05
Ajan Balakumaran
562210
answered Nov 11 at 2:05
Ajan Balakumaran
562210
answered Nov 11 at 2:05
Ajan Balakumaran
562210
562210
1
Appreciate it thank you for the help. I'm just starting with SQL so i wasn't sure how the format went
– Frit Pockets
Nov 11 at 3:28
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1
Appreciate it thank you for the help. I'm just starting with SQL so i wasn't sure how the format went
– Frit Pockets
Nov 11 at 3:28
1
1
Appreciate it thank you for the help. I'm just starting with SQL so i wasn't sure how the format went
– Frit Pockets
Nov 11 at 3:28
Appreciate it thank you for the help. I'm just starting with SQL so i wasn't sure how the format went
– Frit Pockets
Nov 11 at 3:28
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I wonder who's the *** that rated this negative
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