SQL SUM GROUP BY two tables

Question

I\'m having difficulty writing an SQL query that will correctly group account_no together and subtracting an amount.

Firstly I wrote this query which updates everyth

Answer 1

For your query, to get the two rows grouped on one row, you can try grouping on the account number AND the balance:

SELECT  T.account_no
        ,A.balance
        ,SUM(T.amount) AS TotalAmount
        ,(A.balance + SUM(T.amount)) AS "CORRECT BALANCE"
FROM    transactions AS T
INNER JOIN account AS A ON T.account_no = A.account_no
GROUP BY T.account_no, A.balance;

(By the way, I've used the ANSI join instead of the 'old' way of joining tables, because it's much more clear what you're doing that way.)

EDIT

To make things a bit more clear, I've made a SQL Fiddle. Does this represent your situation more or less correctly?

EDIT2

The above query would not show any accounts without transactions, as Kaf commented. That might be what you want, but in case it's not you can switch the join tables like this:

SELECT  A.account_no
        ,A.balance
        ,SUM(T.amount) AS TotalAmount
        ,(A.balance + SUM(T.amount)) AS "CORRECT BALANCE"
FROM    account AS A
LEFT OUTER JOIN transactions AS T ON T.account_no = A.account_no
GROUP BY A.account_no, A.balance;