Using Pivot also want to calculate total of columns in footer

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I want o get total in the footer for this query

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SELECT 'Total' AS Total, SUM([Coding]), SUM([Unit Testing]),
       SUM([User Manual]), SUM([Meetings]), SUM([Testing])
FROM (SELECT TOP (100)
      Name,
      [Coding],[Unit Testing],[User Manual],[Meetings],[Testing],
      TaskDate,
      COALESCE([Coding],0) + COALESCE([Unit Testing],0) +
               COALESCE([User Manual],0) + COALESCE([Meetings],0) +
               COALESCE([Testing],0) AS Total
      FROM (SELECT
            TaskTitle As Title,
            Hours,
            Employee_Name AS Name,        
            TaskDate
            FROM TimeSheet TS,
                 employee E,
                 Timesheetdetails TSD,
                 Task T
            WHERE
                TS.EmployeeID = E.Employee_EmpID AND
                TSD.TaskID = T.TaskID AND
                TS.TImeSheetID = TSD.TimeSheetID AND
                T.Status='A' AND
                TS.ProjectID = 43 AND
                TSD.TaskDate >='09/26/2011' AND
                TSD.TaskDate<='10/02/2011'
            ) up
      PIVOT (SUM(Hours) FOR Title IN ([Coding], [Unit Testing], 
                                      [User Manual],
                                      [Meetings],[Testing])) AS pvt           
      ORDER BY TaskDate DESC)          
      GROUP BY SUM([Coding]), SUM([Unit Testing]), SUM([User Manual]),
                   SUM([Meetings]), SUM([Testing])

but its showing error

Posted 2-Oct-11 22:26pm

Inderjeet Kaur

Updated 2-Oct-11 22:33pm

Simon Bang Terkildsen

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Bala Selvanayagam 3-Oct-11 4:43am

Can you please post the table structure for us to try your query please ?

Inderjeet Kaur 3-Oct-11 7:15am

I have rectified the query and the error is
"Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'GROUP'."

SELECT 'Total' AS Total, SUM([Coding]), SUM([Unit Testing]),
SUM([User Manual]), SUM([Meetings]), SUM([Testing])
FROM (SELECT
Name,
[Coding],[Unit Testing],[User Manual],[Meetings],[Testing],
TaskDate,
COALESCE([Coding],0) + COALESCE([Unit Testing],0) +
COALESCE([User Manual],0) + COALESCE([Meetings],0) +
COALESCE([Testing],0) AS Total
FROM (SELECT
TaskTitle As Title,
Hours,
Employee_Name AS Name,
TaskDate
FROM TimeSheet TS,
employee E,
Timesheetdetails TSD,
Task T
WHERE
TS.EmployeeID = E.Employee_EmpID AND
TSD.TaskID = T.TaskID AND
TS.TImeSheetID = TSD.TimeSheetID AND
T.Status='A' AND
TS.ProjectID = 43 AND
TSD.TaskDate >='09/26/2011' AND
TSD.TaskDate<='10/02/2011'
) up
PIVOT (SUM(Hours) FOR Title IN ([Coding], [Unit Testing],
[User Manual],
[Meetings],[Testing])) AS pvt
)
GROUP BY SUM([Coding]), SUM([Unit Testing]), SUM([User Manual]),
SUM([Meetings]), SUM([Testing])

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Simon Bang Terkildsen · Answer 1 · 2011-10-02T22:38:00

At first sight the open parenthesis in FROM (SELECT TOP (100) doesn't seem to be matched by a closing parenthesis.
That might just be mistake you made when copying the sql, but as you do not tell us what error message you're actually getting, that's my guess.

What I'm trying to say, don't tell us "this doesn't work", "it shows an error" and the like, you might as well just not mention it as it doesn't really help anyone who tries to help you resolve your issue. Tell us I get "this error message <the error="" message="">".