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I have one table,in that table
(1)i have java1.1 version books are 2 and java1.5 version
books are 4.
(2).Net2.0 books are 3, .Net3.5 books are 2
(3)ABC1.6 books are 4, ABC2.0 books are 3.

Now i want output is like

Book Count

Java 6
.Net 5
ABC 7

For this i need sql query, please help me if anyone how to
get this result.

Thanks,
Seenu

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I have one table,in that table (1)i have java1.1 version books are 2 and java1.5 version books ar..

Answer / ravi

Hi Seenu,
Please find the Query below.

select rtrim(bk_nm,'0123456789.'),sum(bk_cnt) from books
group by rtrim(bk_nm,'0123456789.')

where bk_nm is the name of the books you wrote and bk_cnt
is their individual count. Run this Query and you'll get
your answer.

In case of doubts do feel free to ask.

Thanks,
Ravi Jha

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I have one table,in that table (1)i have java1.1 version books are 2 and java1.5 version books ar..

Answer / oraclecodec

There must be some column such as 'TECHNOLOGY' that should
distinguish java ,.net and ABC apart from their versions.
Then its easier to arrive at a solution

SELECT TECHNOLOGY,COUNT(*) FROM BOOK GROUP BY TECHNOLOGY;

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I have one table,in that table (1)i have java1.1 version books are 2 and java1.5 version books ar..

Answer / arunarevathi.s

hi seenu,
in this table have three coloumn thats are
book,version,numofbooks.
The query for u,
sql>select book,sum(numofbook)as count from book
group by book;


By,
aruna

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I have one table,in that table (1)i have java1.1 version books are 2 and java1.5 version books ar..

Answer / suman maan

select substring(trade,1,(len(trade)-3)) as
trade,sum(no_ofbooks)
from test
group by substring(trade,1,(len(trade)-3))


Trade is bookname like(java1.1,.Net305)
no_ofbooks as indivisual book count

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