Reputation: 21
I am building a procedure that when given a customerID it will subtract an account's type 2 (Credit card) balance from an account type 1 (Savings) balance, if there is an savings account then it subtracts the credit card balance. (ex savings balance - credit card balance = total balance)
My table is set up like such
ID Number Balance AccountType CustomerID
-----------------------------------------------------------
1 2434789 451.23 1 1
2 2435656 1425.12 1 2
3 2434789 12.56 2 1
4 4831567 45894.23 2 2
5 8994785 500.00 2 3
6 4582165 243.10 2 4
7 7581462 1567842.21 1 3
8 2648956 1058.63 2 5
9 4582165 4865.12 1 4
10 4186545 481.56 2 6
I have tried looking this up to get some guidance but everything I have found hasn't quite helped me. If someone can explain or show me what I need to do that would be great, this is the only part of my assignment I am stuck on.
Upvotes: 2
Views: 2667
Reputation: 6437
You could group by CustomerId
and get the sum of saving and credit balances
select
c.CustomerId,
SUM(CASE WHEN AccountType = 1 THEN Balance ELSE 0 END) Saving,
SUM(CASE WHEN AccountType = 2 THEN Balance ELSE 0 END) Credit,
from
Customer c
group by
c.CustomerId
And then you can easily get the total with below query:
Select
CustomerId,
Saving - Credit
from
(
select
c.CustomerId,
SUM(CASE WHEN AccountType = 1 THEN Balance ELSE 0 END) Saving,
SUM(CASE WHEN AccountType = 2 THEN Balance ELSE 0 END) Credit,
from Customer c
group by c.CustomerId
) cust
Upvotes: 3
Reputation: 415665
You join the table to itself, where each side of the join only includes the appropriate account type records:
SELECT coalesce(s.CustomerID, cc.CustomerID) CustomerID
,coalesce(s.Number, cc.Number) Number
coalesce(s.Balance,0) - coalesce(cc.Balance,0) Balance
FROM (SELECT * FROM [accounts] WHERE AccountType = 2) s
FULL JOIN (SELECT * FROM [accounts] WHERE AccountType = 1) cc on cc.customerID = s.customerID
Upvotes: 1