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Table1

fields:

JobNumber,

Dept,

LaborByJobNumber (For EACH Employee charging time to this job)

 

Table2

fields:

JobNumber,<--Multiple Listings

PartNumber,<--Each run of this PartNumber we build is done under a JobNumber for that PartNumber

Qty<-- The TOTAL units built by JobNumber

 

Need to end up with:

 

PartNumber, Dept, Total_Labor_By_Dept, Qty

 

I need to sum() the LaborByJobNumber grouped by Dept

AND

I need to sum() the QTY grouped by JobNumber

 

HELP!!!

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Will mysql let you create an intermediary table as part of the query?

 

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Union the statments together so your sql will look something like this

 

SELECT Name From Users

UNION

SELECT Name FROM Groups

 

emm u probly wont understand that so go here and it will explain [a href=\"http://www.mysqlfreaks.com/statements/13.php\" target=\"_blank\"]http://www.mysqlfreaks.com/statements/13.php[/a]

 

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