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    How to select ratio of order from total orders?

    Hi falks,

    I have the following orders table:
    SQL> desc orders
    Name Null? Type
    ----------------------------------------- -------- ----------------------------
    PROGRAM_NAME VARCHAR2(20)
    NUM_OF_ORDERS NUMBER(3)

    SQL> select PROGRAM_NAME,NUM_OF_ORDERS
    2 from orders;

    PROGRAM_NAME NUM_OF_ORDERS
    -------------------- -------------
    prog1 3
    prog2 5
    prog3 8
    prog4 12

    Now,i want to display in one query the result of the ratio of num_of_orders devided in the total of the orders:

    PROGRAM_NAME NUM_OF_ORDERS NUM_OF_ORDERS/sum(NUM_OF_ORDERS)
    -------------------- ------------- -------------
    prog1 3 0.107 (3/28)
    prog2 5 0.178 (5/28)
    prog3 8 0.285 (8/28)
    prog4 12 0.428 (12/28)

    Is it possible?

    Regards,
    Nir

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    Have a look at analytic functions here: http://download-west.oracle.com/docs...tion.htm#86772

    You'd want something like NUM_OF_ORDERS/(sum(NUM_OF_ORDERS) OVER ())

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    Hi DaPi,

    I wanted exactly : NUM_OF_ORDERS/(sum(NUM_OF_ORDERS) OVER ())
    It works perfect!

    Thanks a lot!

    Nir

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    A more direct function would be ratio_to_report() ... might be more efficient.
    David Aldridge,
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    Originally posted by slimdave
    A more direct function would be ratio_to_report() ... might be more efficient.
    Jeff Hunter

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