This should be really easy. Believe me, I've been researching this for hours. My query:
SELECT not_piece.pid, part.name AS 'Part Name', SUM(qty_left) AS 'In Stock'
FROM not_piece
JOIN part ON not_piece.pid = part.pid
GROUP BY part.name;
Only two tables, not_piece and part.
select qty_left
from not_piece
where pid='M-MP-007r8';
returns 5.
Since the part.name appears twice in the parts table (that's fine), the sum is 10, not 5.
How do I make this join without doubling the sum?
Thanks.
解决方案SELECT t.pid, p.name AS 'Part Name', t.InStock AS 'In Stock'
FROM (SELECT pid, SUM(qty_left) AS InStock
FROM not_piece
GROUP BY pid) t
INNER JOIN part p
ON t.pid = p.pid