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Thread: Challenging Question - Need help with Aggregating data in Oracle SQL

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    Challenging Question - Need help with Aggregating data in Oracle SQL

    I have a CLAIM_LINE table

    The CLAIM LINE table has
    CLM_NBR
    CLM_Line number
    ALLOWED_AMT
    DEDB_AMT

    every CLM_NBR has multiple claim_Line_numbers

    I am trying to write a SQL query to display the above two amounts in an aggregated manner such that it will show me
    the TOTAL ALLOWED_AMT and TOTAL DEDB_AMT per every CLM_NBR and NOT break it down by CLM_LINE number.

    select CLM_NBR,
    SUM (ALLOWED_AMT),
    SUM(DEDB_AMT)
    from CLM_LINE
    group bY CLM_NBR
    order by CLM_NBR

    The above SQL query doesnt seem to help. IT will still break it down by claim number AND claim line number.
    I want the subtotals for every CLAIM_number and not CLAIM_LINE number.
    Tried ROLL UP command too but didnt help.

    Will appreciate any help!!!

    I will greatly appreciate your inputs!

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    Your query is correct, since you are grouping by CLM_NBR the SUMs are for CLM_NBR not for CLM_LINE, check your result and data.

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