How to get sum from joined table B with multiple results againts one row in table A?

If I correctly understood, you want the total quantity and not the different locations'quantity. You could achieve this joining with the summed quantity in stockq. I'm not sure about mysql sintax but this query should do the job select * from spareparts S join (select ITEMID, sum(quantity) as quantity from stockQ group by ITEMID) as Q on S.

ITEMID = Q.ITEMID.

Perfect, thank you. BTW: I erroneusly tagged MySQL since it is the most common database I work with. The one in question here is Oracle 10g, but it really makes no difference.

– heikkim Nov 25 '10 at 12:25.

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