I am trying to write a code that will sum the prices of all the orders that come up when I fill out the query. For example, if I enter the ID range 1-60, I want there to be a sum column created that then sums up all the prices of ID's 1-60.
I thought it would be simple enough to just create a SUM(.....) AS Exp 1, but it tells me that there is a problem with the ID and aggregate function.
My current code looks like this:
SELECT table.ID, table.Price, SUM(table.Price) AS Exp 1
FROM table
WHERE table.ID BETWEEN StartID AND EndID
Thank you for any help
EDIT: I should've specified this earlier, but I want to be able to see the individual prices, as well as a new column with the sum of all these prices. I plan on adding some more columns of data into the table later on.
If you want the sum over all the rows, then only include that in the SELECT:
SELECT SUM(table.Price) AS Exp1
FROM table
WHERE table.ID BETWEEN StartID AND EndID