I have a table with sales per store as follows:

SQL> select * from sales;

        ID ID_STORE DATE       TOTAL
---------- -------- ---------- --------------------------------------------------
         1        1 2010-01-01    500.00
         2        1 2010-01-02    185.00
         3        1 2010-01-03    135.00
         4        1 2009-01-01    165.00
         5        1 2009-01-02    175.00
         6        5 2010-01-01    130.00
         7        5 2010-01-02    135.00
         8        5 2010-01-03    130.00
         9        6 2010-01-01    100.00
         10       6 2010-01-02     12.00
         11       6 2010-01-03     85.00
         12       6 2009-01-01    135.00
         13       6 2009-01-02    400.00
         14       6 2009-01-07     21.00
         15       6 2009-01-08     45.00
         16       8 2009-01-09    123.00
         17       8 2009-01-10    581.00

17 rows selected.

What I need to do is to compare two date ranges within that table. Lets say I need to know the differences in sales between 01 Jan 2009 to 10 Jan 2009 AGAINST 01 Jan 2010 to 10 Jan 2010.

I'd like to build a query that returns something like this:

ID_STORE_A DATE_A     TOTAL_A   ID_STORE_B DATE_B     TOTAL_B
---------- ---------- --------- ---------- ---------- -------------------
         1 2010-01-01    500.00          1 2009-01-01    165.00
         1 2010-01-02    185.00          1 2009-01-02    175.00
         1 2010-01-03    135.00          1 NULL          NULL

         5 2010-01-01    130.00          5 NULL          NULL
         5 2010-01-02    135.00          5 NULL          NULL
         5 2010-01-03    130.00          5 NULL          NULL

         6 2010-01-01    100.00          6 2009-01-01    135.00
         6 2010-01-02     12.00          6 2009-01-02    400.00
         6 2010-01-03     85.00          6 NULL          NULL
         6 NULL          NULL            6 2009-01-07     21.00
         6 NULL          NULL            6 2009-01-08     45.00
         6 NULL          NULL            8 2009-01-09    123.00
         6 NULL          NULL            8 2009-01-10    581.00

So, even if there are no sales in one range or another, it should just fill the empty space with NULL.

So far, I've come up with this quick query, but I the "dates" from sales to sales2 sometimes are different in each row:

SELECT sales.*, sales2.*
FROM sales
LEFT JOIN sales AS sales2 ON (sales.id_store=sales2.id_store)
WHERE 
sales.date >= '2010-01-01' 
AND sales.date <= '2010-01-10' 
AND sales2.date >= '2009-01-01' 
AND sales2.date <= '2009-01-10' 
ORDER BY sales.id_store ASC, sales.date ASC, sales2.date ASC

What am I missing?