mysql - How do you combine two sum queries into one? -


select dep.depname, sum(worker.salary) total team, worker worker.depid = dep.depid group dep.depid  select dep.depname, sum(manager.salary) total manager, dep manager.depid = dep.depid group team.depid 

i tried along line of: select dep.depname, sum(manager.salary)+sum(worker.salary) total gave me strange output, adds n elements n number of time.

the more efficient way sum results department without doing join. join in department name.

this method allows separate department salaries 2 groups:

select depid, sum(wsalary) wsalary, sum(msalary) msalary,        sum(wsalary) + sum(msalary) total ((select depid, sum(w.salary) wsalary, null msalary        worker w        group depid       )       union       (select depid, null wsalary, sum(m.salary) msalary        manager m        group depid       )      ) t join      dep d      on t.depid = d.depid group t.depid 

i assuming team in first from clause refers dep, used in rest of query.


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