Balance count in SQL server

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Hello i have trouble in counting balance soo i am doing like this i am trying to select recoreds and then count balance.
Table1
ID
Name
Value(money)
Type(in, Out)
Table2
ID
StartBalance(this is constant and it's value 100)

soo when i am selecting table i need to make temporary column where will bee balance of each record of Table 1 and it must look on in and out Type for example:
Table 1
1 2
Peter Jhon
34$ 20$
IN Out

Starting balance i know that is 100$
so this select must look like:
1
Peter
34$
IN
(temp Col Balance)=134$
Next record
2
Jhon
20$
Out
(temp Col Balance)=114$
plz help me to do this select or some procedure for this

What I have tried:

i have googled it but can't find solution

Posted 24-May-17 23:51pm

GTR0123

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F-ES Sitecore 25-May-17 5:57am

Google for "sql running total" for examples on how to do these sorts of things

GTR0123 25-May-17 6:18am

SELECT ID ,
Value ,
( SELECT SUM(y.Value)
FROM dbo.Reestr y
WHERE y.ID <= x.ID

) AS RunningTotal
FROM dbo.Reestr x
ORDER BY 1 ,2 ,3;

i made this but problem is that here is only sum but if Type is(out) i need to minus it and if it type is (In) i need to sum thats the problem :/

GTR0123 25-May-17 7:26am

SELECT ID ,
Value ,
(select sum(case when Op_Type_Id = 1 then Value when Op_Type_Id=2 then
(0-value) end) FROM dbo.Reestr y where x.Id>=y.id) AS Balance
FROM dbo.Reestr x
ORDER BY 1 ,2 ,3;
found solution

Maciej Los 26-May-17 2:21am

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