Help please SQL

Hi all

Please help me with this query:

I have data from a table like:

ID | emp_id | salary
1. 100. 200
2. 200 | 400
3. 300. 450

and I need to write a Sql to get the following result:

ID | emp_id | salary | C_Salary
1. 100. 200 | 200
2. 200 | 400. 600
3. 300. 450. 1050

Examples of data include:

with t as
(select 1 i_d, empi_d 100, 200 double sal)
UNION ALL
Select i_d 2, empi_d 200, 400 sal double
UNION ALL
Select 3 i_d, empi_d 300, 450 double sal)
Select * from t

Concerning
Rahul

Hello

Try like this

with t as
(select 1 i_d, empi_d 100, 200 double sal)
UNION ALL
Select i_d 2, empi_d 200, 400 sal double
UNION ALL
Select 3 i_d, empi_d 300, 450 double sal)
Select t.*, sum (sal) over (order by I_D) t C_Sal

Thank you & best regards
Srikkanth.M

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