How to calculate percentage with a SQL statement? [closed]












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i have two sql tables i want to compare two tables ..comparing two tables is done now what i want is how many records are matched and not matched in the form of percentage .is it possible to write a query in sql to get percentage?
and here is my tables



  src_table

----------------------------------------------------------------
src_table
----------------------------------------------------------------
1
2
3
a
b
c
a@
b@
c@
-----------------------------------------------------------------


and tgt_table is



-----------------------------------------------------------------
tgt_data
-----------------------------------------------------------------
1
4
5
a
e
f
a@
e@
f@
--------------------------------------------------------------------


and now i want matched data and unmatched in the form of percentage is it possible?










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    i have two sql tables i want to compare two tables ..comparing two tables is done now what i want is how many records are matched and not matched in the form of percentage .is it possible to write a query in sql to get percentage?
    and here is my tables



      src_table

    ----------------------------------------------------------------
    src_table
    ----------------------------------------------------------------
    1
    2
    3
    a
    b
    c
    a@
    b@
    c@
    -----------------------------------------------------------------


    and tgt_table is



    -----------------------------------------------------------------
    tgt_data
    -----------------------------------------------------------------
    1
    4
    5
    a
    e
    f
    a@
    e@
    f@
    --------------------------------------------------------------------


    and now i want matched data and unmatched in the form of percentage is it possible?










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      i have two sql tables i want to compare two tables ..comparing two tables is done now what i want is how many records are matched and not matched in the form of percentage .is it possible to write a query in sql to get percentage?
      and here is my tables



        src_table

      ----------------------------------------------------------------
      src_table
      ----------------------------------------------------------------
      1
      2
      3
      a
      b
      c
      a@
      b@
      c@
      -----------------------------------------------------------------


      and tgt_table is



      -----------------------------------------------------------------
      tgt_data
      -----------------------------------------------------------------
      1
      4
      5
      a
      e
      f
      a@
      e@
      f@
      --------------------------------------------------------------------


      and now i want matched data and unmatched in the form of percentage is it possible?










      share|improve this question














      i have two sql tables i want to compare two tables ..comparing two tables is done now what i want is how many records are matched and not matched in the form of percentage .is it possible to write a query in sql to get percentage?
      and here is my tables



        src_table

      ----------------------------------------------------------------
      src_table
      ----------------------------------------------------------------
      1
      2
      3
      a
      b
      c
      a@
      b@
      c@
      -----------------------------------------------------------------


      and tgt_table is



      -----------------------------------------------------------------
      tgt_data
      -----------------------------------------------------------------
      1
      4
      5
      a
      e
      f
      a@
      e@
      f@
      --------------------------------------------------------------------


      and now i want matched data and unmatched in the form of percentage is it possible?







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          I assume you wish to calculate the percentage over the table tgt_data.
          If this is not the case, just exchange the table names below.



          The query depends on the capabilities of your SQL product.
          If it cannot handle complex expressions with sub-queries, you will need
          to break the expression into multiple statements.



          The expression you would like to calculate is:



          (select count(*) * 100 from tgt_data t where exists
          (select * from src_table where src_col = t.tgt_col))
          /
          (select count(*) from tgt_data)


          If you need to formulate it as one SELECT statement, this is an alternate formulation:



          select  
          (select count(*) * 100 from tgt_data t where exists
          (select * from src_table where src_col = t.tgt_col))
          / count(*)
          from tgt_data


          If your product calculates this in integer arithmetic, and you would like
          the result in decimal, then replace 100 by 100.0 above.






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            I assume you wish to calculate the percentage over the table tgt_data.
            If this is not the case, just exchange the table names below.



            The query depends on the capabilities of your SQL product.
            If it cannot handle complex expressions with sub-queries, you will need
            to break the expression into multiple statements.



            The expression you would like to calculate is:



            (select count(*) * 100 from tgt_data t where exists
            (select * from src_table where src_col = t.tgt_col))
            /
            (select count(*) from tgt_data)


            If you need to formulate it as one SELECT statement, this is an alternate formulation:



            select  
            (select count(*) * 100 from tgt_data t where exists
            (select * from src_table where src_col = t.tgt_col))
            / count(*)
            from tgt_data


            If your product calculates this in integer arithmetic, and you would like
            the result in decimal, then replace 100 by 100.0 above.






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              I assume you wish to calculate the percentage over the table tgt_data.
              If this is not the case, just exchange the table names below.



              The query depends on the capabilities of your SQL product.
              If it cannot handle complex expressions with sub-queries, you will need
              to break the expression into multiple statements.



              The expression you would like to calculate is:



              (select count(*) * 100 from tgt_data t where exists
              (select * from src_table where src_col = t.tgt_col))
              /
              (select count(*) from tgt_data)


              If you need to formulate it as one SELECT statement, this is an alternate formulation:



              select  
              (select count(*) * 100 from tgt_data t where exists
              (select * from src_table where src_col = t.tgt_col))
              / count(*)
              from tgt_data


              If your product calculates this in integer arithmetic, and you would like
              the result in decimal, then replace 100 by 100.0 above.






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                I assume you wish to calculate the percentage over the table tgt_data.
                If this is not the case, just exchange the table names below.



                The query depends on the capabilities of your SQL product.
                If it cannot handle complex expressions with sub-queries, you will need
                to break the expression into multiple statements.



                The expression you would like to calculate is:



                (select count(*) * 100 from tgt_data t where exists
                (select * from src_table where src_col = t.tgt_col))
                /
                (select count(*) from tgt_data)


                If you need to formulate it as one SELECT statement, this is an alternate formulation:



                select  
                (select count(*) * 100 from tgt_data t where exists
                (select * from src_table where src_col = t.tgt_col))
                / count(*)
                from tgt_data


                If your product calculates this in integer arithmetic, and you would like
                the result in decimal, then replace 100 by 100.0 above.






                share|improve this answer













                I assume you wish to calculate the percentage over the table tgt_data.
                If this is not the case, just exchange the table names below.



                The query depends on the capabilities of your SQL product.
                If it cannot handle complex expressions with sub-queries, you will need
                to break the expression into multiple statements.



                The expression you would like to calculate is:



                (select count(*) * 100 from tgt_data t where exists
                (select * from src_table where src_col = t.tgt_col))
                /
                (select count(*) from tgt_data)


                If you need to formulate it as one SELECT statement, this is an alternate formulation:



                select  
                (select count(*) * 100 from tgt_data t where exists
                (select * from src_table where src_col = t.tgt_col))
                / count(*)
                from tgt_data


                If your product calculates this in integer arithmetic, and you would like
                the result in decimal, then replace 100 by 100.0 above.







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