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Bhoomi Patel
Bhoomi Patel

Reputation: 775

Incorrect sum of when I join a second table to first table

I have two tables:

  1. orders (id,site,orderdate,shipping_fees,amazone_fees,totalAmount,profit_loss,processing_fees)
  2. orderItemDetails (id,orderId,product_name,product_expense)

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I wrote this query for getting data but I don't get data that I want. So please correct my query so that I get data that are in the image above.

SELECT 
    o.totalshippingfees,
    o.totalamazonefees,
    o.totalorderamount,
    o.totalprofitloss,
    o.totalprocessing_fees,
    oi.totalproductexpense,
    o.site
FROM (
    SELECT 
        orderdate,
        site,
        sum(orders.shipping_fees) as totalshippingfees,
        sum(orders.amazone_fees) as totalamazonefees,
        sum(orders.totalAmount) as totalorderamount,
        sum(orders.profit_loss) as totalprofitloss,
        sum(orders.processing_fees) as totalprocessing_fees
    FROM orders
    group by site
) as o
JOIN (
    SELECT 
        site,
        sum(orderItemDetails.product_expense) as totalproductexpense,
        sum(orders.shipping_fees) as totalshippingfees,
        sum(orders.amazone_fees) as totalamazonefees,
        sum(orders.totalAmount) as totalorderamount,
        sum(orders.profit_loss) as totalprofitloss,
        sum(orders.processing_fees) as totalprocessing_fees
    from orders 
    LEFT JOIN orderItemDetails ON orders.id = orderItemDetails.orderId 
    group by site
) as oi
WHERE MONTH(o.orderdate) = '".$monthNo."' AND YEAR(o.orderdate)= '".$monthyear[1]."'

Upvotes: 0

Views: 60

Answers (1)

nice_dev
nice_dev

Reputation: 17805

If I understand you correctly, you can use a simple group by site on orders and group by site on orderItemDetails and join them on site.

select *
from (
    select 
      sum(shipping_fees) as totalshippingfees,
      sum(amazone_fees) as totalamazonefees,
      sum(totalAmount) as totalorderamount,
      sum(profit_loss) as totalprofitloss,
      sum(processing_fees) as totalprocessing_fees,
      site
    from orders 
    group by site
 ) d1
 join (
        select
            sum(product_expense) as totalproductexpense,
            site
        from orders o
        left join orderItemDetails od
        on o.id = od.orderId 
        group by site
      ) d2
on d1.site = d2.site

DB Fiddle: https://www.db-fiddle.com/f/dkpctq1XrzB7bfsrojaZHd/2

Update:

You can add a where condition for date filtering as below:

select *
from (
    select 
      sum(shipping_fees) as totalshippingfees,
      sum(amazone_fees) as totalamazonefees,
      sum(totalAmount) as totalorderamount,
      sum(profit_loss) as totalprofitloss,
      sum(processing_fees) as totalprocessing_fees,
      site
    from orders 
    where MONTH(orderdate) = 10 AND YEAR(orderdate) = 2019
    group by site
 ) d1
 join (
        select
            sum(product_expense) as totalproductexpense,
            site
        from orders o
        left join orderItemDetails od
        on o.id = od.orderId 
        where MONTH(o.orderdate) = 10 AND YEAR(o.orderdate) = 2019
        group by o.site
      ) d2
    on d1.site = d2.site

DB Fiddle: https://www.db-fiddle.com/f/kgZbS5U1oSgPAGX34URD22/0

Upvotes: 1

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