Re: Running totals on a select count statement
From: zack (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 03/11/04
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Date: Thu, 11 Mar 2004 06:26:06 -0800
Steve,
After rereading you last message I think I got it to work correctly by replacing:
"where convert(Char(10), AR2.Creation_Date, 101) <= convert(Char(10), AR.Creation_Date, 101)" with
"where AR2.Creation_Date<= convert(Char(10), AR.Creation_Date, 101)"
Working select=>
SELECT convert(Char(10), AR.Creation_Date, 101) AS DateWritten, COUNT(AR.Creation_Date) AS Written,
(
Select count(AR2.Creation_Date) from dbo.vw_Nothing AR2
where AR2.Creation_Date<= convert(Char(10), AR.Creation_Date, 101)
)
as RunningTotal
FROM dbo.vw_Nothing AR
GROUP BY DATEPART(yy, AR.Creation_Date), DATEPART(mm, AR.Creation_Date), DATEPART(dd, AR.Creation_Date), CONVERT(Char(10), AR.Creation_Date, 101)
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