write an sql or block generate below result set for below scenario
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Table1
Name typeofcontract amount
Ajay Account -2000
Ajay Loan 5000
Ajay Deposit 11000
Aman Deposit 12000
Aman Loan 5000
Aman Account 2000
Need to generate a result set using SQL as follows
Name noofaccount Noofloan Noofdeposit borrowedamount availamount total amount
Ajay 1 1 1 7000 11000 6000
mysql
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Table1
Name typeofcontract amount
Ajay Account -2000
Ajay Loan 5000
Ajay Deposit 11000
Aman Deposit 12000
Aman Loan 5000
Aman Account 2000
Need to generate a result set using SQL as follows
Name noofaccount Noofloan Noofdeposit borrowedamount availamount total amount
Ajay 1 1 1 7000 11000 6000
mysql
edited Nov 9 at 22:28
clinomaniac
2,10921221
asked Nov 9 at 22:21
G. Ajay
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Welcome to Stack Overflow. Firstly, please be polite and ask a question. Do not structure the question as a demand. What SQL have you attempted? It is always best to post a snippet from your attempts rather than asking the community to provide a blue-sky solution. How to Ask. Cheers!
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Nov 9 at 22:52
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Table1
Name typeofcontract amount
Ajay Account -2000
Ajay Loan 5000
Ajay Deposit 11000
Aman Deposit 12000
Aman Loan 5000
Aman Account 2000
Need to generate a result set using SQL as follows
Name noofaccount Noofloan Noofdeposit borrowedamount availamount total amount
Ajay 1 1 1 7000 11000 6000
mysql
edited Nov 9 at 22:28
clinomaniac
2,10921221
asked Nov 9 at 22:21
G. Ajay
1
Table1
Name typeofcontract amount
Ajay Account -2000
Ajay Loan 5000
Ajay Deposit 11000
Aman Deposit 12000
Aman Loan 5000
Aman Account 2000
Need to generate a result set using SQL as follows
Name noofaccount Noofloan Noofdeposit borrowedamount availamount total amount
Ajay 1 1 1 7000 11000 6000
mysql
mysql
edited Nov 9 at 22:28
clinomaniac
2,10921221
asked Nov 9 at 22:21
G. Ajay
1
edited Nov 9 at 22:28
clinomaniac
2,10921221
asked Nov 9 at 22:21
G. Ajay
1
edited Nov 9 at 22:28
clinomaniac
2,10921221
edited Nov 9 at 22:28
clinomaniac
2,10921221
edited Nov 9 at 22:28
clinomaniac
2,10921221
2,10921221
asked Nov 9 at 22:21
G. Ajay
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asked Nov 9 at 22:21
G. Ajay
1
asked Nov 9 at 22:21
G. Ajay
1
1
2
Welcome to Stack Overflow. Firstly, please be polite and ask a question. Do not structure the question as a demand. What SQL have you attempted? It is always best to post a snippet from your attempts rather than asking the community to provide a blue-sky solution. How to Ask. Cheers!
– Elletlar
Nov 9 at 22:52
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Welcome to Stack Overflow. Firstly, please be polite and ask a question. Do not structure the question as a demand. What SQL have you attempted? It is always best to post a snippet from your attempts rather than asking the community to provide a blue-sky solution. How to Ask. Cheers!
– Elletlar
Nov 9 at 22:52
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Welcome to Stack Overflow. Firstly, please be polite and ask a question. Do not structure the question as a demand. What SQL have you attempted? It is always best to post a snippet from your attempts rather than asking the community to provide a blue-sky solution. How to Ask. Cheers!
– Elletlar
Nov 9 at 22:52
Welcome to Stack Overflow. Firstly, please be polite and ask a question. Do not structure the question as a demand. What SQL have you attempted? It is always best to post a snippet from your attempts rather than asking the community to provide a blue-sky solution. How to Ask. Cheers!
– Elletlar
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You can do this:
SELECT Name,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Account') THEN 1 ELSE 0) NoOfAccount,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Loan') THEN 1 ELSE 0) NoOfLoan,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Deposit') THEN 1 ELSE 0) NoOfDeposit,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Account') THEN amount * -1
ELSE IF (typeofcontract='Loan') THEN amount) BorrowedAmount,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Deposit') THEN amount) AvailableAmount,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Deposit') THEN amount
ELSE IF (typeofcontract='Loan') THEN amount * -1) TotalAmount
FROM Table1
GROUP BY Name
Check the logic for the calculated amounts because it is not definite from your example. This should give you an approach on how to solve this kind of problems. There are other ways possible to get this output.
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You can do this:
SELECT Name,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Account') THEN 1 ELSE 0) NoOfAccount,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Loan') THEN 1 ELSE 0) NoOfLoan,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Deposit') THEN 1 ELSE 0) NoOfDeposit,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Account') THEN amount * -1
ELSE IF (typeofcontract='Loan') THEN amount) BorrowedAmount,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Deposit') THEN amount) AvailableAmount,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Deposit') THEN amount
ELSE IF (typeofcontract='Loan') THEN amount * -1) TotalAmount
FROM Table1
GROUP BY Name
Check the logic for the calculated amounts because it is not definite from your example. This should give you an approach on how to solve this kind of problems. There are other ways possible to get this output.
answered Nov 9 at 22:35
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You can do this:
SELECT Name,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Account') THEN 1 ELSE 0) NoOfAccount,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Loan') THEN 1 ELSE 0) NoOfLoan,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Deposit') THEN 1 ELSE 0) NoOfDeposit,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Account') THEN amount * -1
ELSE IF (typeofcontract='Loan') THEN amount) BorrowedAmount,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Deposit') THEN amount) AvailableAmount,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Deposit') THEN amount
ELSE IF (typeofcontract='Loan') THEN amount * -1) TotalAmount
FROM Table1
GROUP BY Name
Check the logic for the calculated amounts because it is not definite from your example. This should give you an approach on how to solve this kind of problems. There are other ways possible to get this output.
answered Nov 9 at 22:35
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You can do this:
SELECT Name,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Account') THEN 1 ELSE 0) NoOfAccount,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Loan') THEN 1 ELSE 0) NoOfLoan,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Deposit') THEN 1 ELSE 0) NoOfDeposit,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Account') THEN amount * -1
ELSE IF (typeofcontract='Loan') THEN amount) BorrowedAmount,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Deposit') THEN amount) AvailableAmount,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Deposit') THEN amount
ELSE IF (typeofcontract='Loan') THEN amount * -1) TotalAmount
FROM Table1
GROUP BY Name
Check the logic for the calculated amounts because it is not definite from your example. This should give you an approach on how to solve this kind of problems. There are other ways possible to get this output.
answered Nov 9 at 22:35
clinomaniac
2,10921221
You can do this:
SELECT Name,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Account') THEN 1 ELSE 0) NoOfAccount,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Loan') THEN 1 ELSE 0) NoOfLoan,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Deposit') THEN 1 ELSE 0) NoOfDeposit,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Account') THEN amount * -1
ELSE IF (typeofcontract='Loan') THEN amount) BorrowedAmount,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Deposit') THEN amount) AvailableAmount,
SUM(IF(typeofcontract='Deposit') THEN amount
ELSE IF (typeofcontract='Loan') THEN amount * -1) TotalAmount
FROM Table1
GROUP BY Name
Check the logic for the calculated amounts because it is not definite from your example. This should give you an approach on how to solve this kind of problems. There are other ways possible to get this output.
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Welcome to Stack Overflow. Firstly, please be polite and ask a question. Do not structure the question as a demand. What SQL have you attempted? It is always best to post a snippet from your attempts rather than asking the community to provide a blue-sky solution. How to Ask. Cheers!
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