Display the total debit counts, total credit counts, sum of
total debits, sum of total credits from an employee's
transaction table (a single table) containing the following
columns.
Transaction_number
Transaction_amount
Transaction_date
Transaction_type --> tells if the amount is a credit or a
debit.
As the query alone is important, the table is left with
specifying just the field's name. Pls help me with this
query.
Answer Posted / apoorva garg
select count(decode(trim(transaction_type),'D',1)) total_debits,
count(decode(trim(transaction_type),'C',1)) total_credits,
sum(decode(trim(transaction_type),'D',transaction_amount)) total_debits_amt,
sum(decode(trim(transaction_type),'C',transaction_amount)) total_credits_amt
from transaction
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