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Asked: May 28, 20262026-05-28T22:10:36+00:00 2026-05-28T22:10:36+00:00

I Have a table that looks something like this: ComputerID | Free_Space | Disk_Size

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I Have a table that looks something like this:

ComputerID | Free_Space | Disk_Size
------------------------------------------
Computer1  | 10         | 15
Computer1  | 10         | 10
Computer1  | 05         | 10
Computer2  | 05         | 05
Computer2  | 05         | 10
Computer3  | 11         | 15
Computer3  | 04         | 05

I need to achieve something like this:

ComputerID | Free_Space | Disk_Size
------------------------------------------
Computer1  | 25         | 35
Computer2  | 10         | 15
Computer3  | 15         | 20

I’ve tried something like this but with no success.

 SELECT ComputerID,
 SUM(free_space/1000000000) AS 'Total Free Space',
 SUM(disk_size/1000000000) AS 'Total Size'
 FROM myTable
 ORDER BY ComputerID

Any help would be much appreciated.

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    2026-05-28T22:10:36+00:00Added an answer on May 28, 2026 at 10:10 pm

    You need a GROUP BY clause

    SELECT
        ComputerID,
        SUM(free_space/1000000000) AS "Total Free Space",
        SUM(disk_size/1000000000) AS "Total Size"
    FROM
        myTable
    GROUP BY
        ComputerID
    ORDER BY
        ComputerID
    

    Note also that most SQL dialects use the single quotes as string delimiters and double quotes as delimiters for column names. With SQL Server you can also used square brackets

    [Total Free Space].

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