This is my sql string. It counts all the rows in Questions table but it should only count the rows where id in Quizzes matches the quiz column in Questions table.
"select Quizzes.name, Quizzes.id, count(Questions.quiz) as total from Quizzes inner join Questions on Quizzes.id=Questions.quiz"
Why isnt it doing what I want it to do?
Hi all
i using lookup error output to insert rows into table
Rows count rows has been inserted on the table 59,123,019 mill
table rows count 6,878,110 mill ............................
any ideas
Hi people,
How do I count the number of rows in a table, where those rows relate to another table?
eg. using a JOIN with COUNT
If we insert a value into fieldname of one table.I should get the value into the same fieldname of second table and i want the count of another fieldname of second table in a gridview.
Can we write a single sql statement to join two tables and to count the fieldname of the second table.
Hello m'dears... As you may have gather I need help...
I have three tables (blog/comment/WM)
the blog lists the entries into the blog i'm creating whereas the comments table holds comments user have made to the blog entries... The WM table holds the usernames of the users... the schema looks like this
blog:
blogId
blogTitle
blogBody
WMid
blogNotes
blogCreated
blogModified
comments:
commentId
blogId
WMid
commentBody
commentDate
WM:
WMid
WMusername
WMpassword
I want to list all blog entries with a JOIN to the WM table to show the username but i also want to COUNT the amount of comments made for each entry...
I'm looking at it and it SEEMS really simple but i can't get my head around it and time's running out any help or pointing out a topic i missed that covers this will be most appreciated
We're all going to hell... I guess I'll see you there!
I am a newbie..and here is my newbie question
I have 2 tables : table1 and table2
SELECT table1.cache_type, table2.log_owner_id
FROM table1, table2
WHERE table1.cache_id = table2.cache_id and table2.log_owner_id=62 and table1.cache_type = "traditional"
This returns 10 rows. But what I would like to do is return the total number of rows..the COUNT.
I tried the following but that does not work:
SELECT COUNT(*) table1.cache_type, table2.log_owner_id
FROM table1, table2
WHERE table1.cache_id = table2.cache_id and table2.log_owner_id=62 and table1.cache_type = "traditional"
any help would be greatly appreciated! thx
Hello,
I am trying to modify this query, I want to get the count of "reviews" that are related to this song. I added the follow line, but I get this error:
count(review.*) reviews,
Error:
Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Procedure sp_wisetopic_artist_getAllMusic, Line 12
Incorrect syntax near '*'.
Here is the query:
CREATE procedure sp_wisetopic_artist_getAllMusic
@artistId int
as
select
Mp3.*,
Artist.[Name] ArtistName,
Album.*,
count(review.*) reviews,
Id3.bitRate,
Id3.frequency,
Id3.mode,
dbo.SecToMin(Id3.length) length
from wisetopic_mp3 Mp3
-- get artist info
left join wisetopic_artist Artist
on Mp3.userId = Artist.artistId
-- get album info (per song)
left join wisetopic_artist_album Album
on Mp3.albumId = Album.albumId
-- get id3 data (length)
left join wisetopic_mp3_id3 Id3
on Mp3.mp3Id = Id3.mp3Id
-- get review count
left join wisetopic_artist_song_review review
on Mp3.mp3Id = review.mp3Id
where Mp3.UserId = @artistId
order by Mp3.albumId
--select * from wisetopic_artist_song_review
--select * from wisetopic_mp3
I also tried this:
Review.count(*) reviews
Thanks
I have two tables: Thread and Reply and they both have a field called UserID
I need to know the number of rows in both tables where UserID="Chris"
I can do this with two stored procedures and add the results together:
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Thread WHERE Thread.UserID='Chris'
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Reply WHERE Reply.UserID='Chris'
but there must be a better way. Can this be written as one stored procedure with some sort of join?
Thanks, Chris
Hi all....
Have a bit of a dilema involving getting a count on an inner join table select.
The projects (WU_Title) are listed in one table (BPI_Upload) and the second table (BPI_ProjectFeedback) holds multiple rows that are added via form where PF_Project is the same as WU_Title.
Here is the current select I am using...
---------------------------------------
SELECT t1.FileID, t1.WU_Title, t1.WU_Start, t1.WU_End, t1.WU_ProjectStatus, t2.PF_Project
FROM dbo.BPI_Upload t1 INNER JOIN dbo.BPI_ProjectFeedback t2
ON t1.WU_Title = t2.PF_Project
WHERE t1.WU_ProjectStatus = 'Completed'
--------------------------------------
This presently returns:
----------------------------------
ID(1)Project(t1) ID(2) Project(t2)
1 project_a 1 project_a
1 project_a 2 project_a
1 project_a 3 project_a
---------------------------------
What I need is to return only the title and a count from the second table of how many times the title occurs there.
Ultimately ....
Title[project_a] Count[3]
I am having difficulty with where to place the COUNT() within the select.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks...
I'm very new to this so I will start from scratch and would love any advice from anyone who is more knowledgable than I.
So I have two tables, Game_Schedule and Standings
Relevant columns in Game_Schedule:
Team1 (Represents home team)
Team2 (Represents away team)
Win ('true' represents win for home team)
Loss ('true' represents win for away team)
Relevant column in Standings:
T_Name
Wins
T_Tier
THE OBJECTIVE is to count the number of wins (true values in 'Game_Schedule') for each team in 'Standings' and list them ordered by T_Tier and then Wins.
Sounded easy at first but I haven't had any success.
Here is my LATEST ATTEMPT:
SELECT (Select DISTINCT standings.T_Name from standings), Game_Schedule.Team1, standings.T_Tier, Game_Schedule.Team2, Game_Schedule.Win, Game_Schedule.Loss, (Select Count(*) FROM Game_Schedule WHERE (standings.T_Name=Game_Schedule.Team1 AND Game_Schedule.Win=1) OR (standings.T_Name=Game_Schedule.Team2 AND Game_Schedule.Loss=1)) AS Win_Counter FROM standings, Game_Schedule ORDER BY T_Tier ASC, Win_Counter DESC
Here is an INNER JOIN attempt that also did not work:
SELECT DISTINCT T_Name, T_Tier, Wins, Game_Schedule.Team1, Game_Schedule.Team2, Game_Schedule.Win, Game_Schedule.Loss FROM standings INNER JOIN Game_Schedule ON standings.T_Name=Game_Schedule.Team1 OR standings.T_Name=Game_Schedule.Team2 ORDER BY Game_Schedule.Win DESC
The query probably speaks for itself. You can see that I had to use a sub select to get the last column. It seems like there must be a better way, but we could not find it. We are on sql 2000. below is the query is the first few rows of the the result set. This query works, being new to sql I am just curious if the sub select could have been avoided in this case. Thanks!
SELECT count(distinct a.store)as [# Stores doing at least 1 Verified Deposit],
b.division,
b.district,
(select count(store_no) from store where district = b.district and fiscal_year = 2008
and current_status = 'a' and owner ='company')as '# of Stores in District'
FROMdepositvariance a,
store b
WHERE a.verified_date >'10/25/2007'
and a.store = b.store_no
and b.fiscal_year = 2008
and b.current_status = 'a'
and b.owner ='company'
Group BYb.division,
b.district
# Store that did at least 1 Verified Deposit division district # of Stores in District
-------------------------------------------- -------- -------- -----------------------
42 200 201 44
28 200 202 40
38 200 203 45
I have the following tables.
Employee table
EmpNum, Department, Gender
100 AAA M
101 AAA F
102 BBB M
103 BBB F
104 AAA M
105 BBB F
EmpProducts table
EmpNum,Item
100 A1
100 A1
100 A2
101 A2
102 B1
102 B3
103 B2
104 A1
104 A2
105 B1
Products table
Deparment, Item, QtyM, QtyF
AAA A1 2 1
AAA A2 1 0
AAA A3 1 1
BBB B1 1 1
BBB B2 2 3
BBB B3 3 3
Each employee need to have a specific amount of product that is assigned to the employees department I need to know if they have to little or to many. The result should be like this.
100 have the correct items for the gender and department so he should not be in the result.
101 A2 1 She is 1 over the 0 she should have.
102 B2 -2
102 B3 -2
103 B1 -1
103 B2 -2
103 B2 -3
104 A1 -1
104 A3 -1
105 B2 -3
105 B3 -3
I made this SQL but i got stock in the count.
Select ep.item, e.Empnum, p.item from employee e
INNER JOIN products p
on p.department = e.department
LEFT JOIN EmpProducts ep
on e.Empnum = ep.EmpNum
and p.items = ep.item
here I need the count of the specific item and compare it against the QtyM if gender is male and against QtyF if gender is female
where
EmpProductCount <> ProductsQty
order by Empnum
Hi,
I have the following problem: I want to join 2 tables but the table that I want to join on has duplicates of the same record.
This is what my query looks like:
SELECT a.account, e.account AS Expr1, COUNT(e.ord_status) AS SentOrders, MONTH(e.datetime_added) AS Month, YEAR(e.datetime_added) AS YearFROM executionreports AS e INNER JOIN accounts AS a ON e.account = a.accountWHERE (e.ord_status = '0')GROUP BY a.account, e.account, MONTH(e.datetime_added), YEAR(e.datetime_added)ORDER BY Expr1
and the output looks like this:
1AA1AA328420061CC1CC45320061CD1CD8420061MA1MA1167320061MA1MA828420067TR7TR2420067TS7TS3696320067TS7TS2676420067TW7TW34420067TW7TW18320067UW7UW3320067VE7VE4320067YP7YP405320067YP7YP23142006TESTTEST142006
The problem is that the count is too high. This is because the account table has several entries with 1MA and 7TS for example. How can I correct it so i basically joins on a distinct set of the account table records?
Thanks,
Tom
Help,
I have 2 tables one called ProjectHeader and the other called ProjectSuppliers. There is a one to many relationships. I€™m trying to get a count of the total number of projects for a certain supplier where the Date Entered is less then 5/1/2206 with the Bid Date greater than 3/31/2206.
When I run the query below the count comes back wrong. I know it€™s because the ProjectSupplier table can have multiply entries of the supplier under the same Projectid.
For example, the query below gives me a count of 206 projects for Miller in Tampa.
Where he really only has 169 projects entered.
I know you can run two queries to get the results.
But because the data is being display on a Web page, I really would like the one SQL statement to handle this.
ProjectHeader Table
ProjectSuppliers Table
ProjectID
ProjectID
Bid Date
SupplierName
Date Entered
District
Modifed By
SELECT Count(ProjectHeader.ProjectID) AS CountOfProjectID, ProjectHeader.District, ProjectSuppliers.[Modifed By]
FROM ProjectSuppliers INNER JOIN ProjectHeader ON ProjectSuppliers.ProjectID = ProjectHeader.ProjectID
WHERE (((ProjectSuppliers.[Bid Date])>#3/31/2006#) AND ((ProjectSuppliers.SupplierName)='Some Supplier') AND ((ProjectSuppliers.[Date Entered])<#5/1/2006#))
GROUP BY ProjectHeader.District, ProjectSuppliers.[Modifed By]
HAVING (((Count(ProjectHeader.ProjectID))>0))
ORDER BY Count(ProjectHeader.ProjectID) DESC , ProjectHeader.District, ProjectSuppliers.[Modifed By];
Hi,I have 2 tables: tblStatements and tblLines (one to many) AnytblStatements record can have many associated records in tblLines.The search criteria is against tblLines (ie tblLines.fldDateofService
Quote:
This is so complicated (for me) because I usually only work with single table and simple queries (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE), but now I am in a situation where I am stuck.
What I am trying to archive is that: when a project manager logged-into his/her account, a grid-view will show a quick overview for all of his/her projects (id, created date, name and how many files are in pending) like below picture:
3 tables will be involved are:
Sample data for manager_id = 11
I tried this query but it not worked, it seems to display all columns right but the COUNT pending files column (assume the manager_id = 11)
SELECT COUNT(file_id) as 'Pending files', projects.project_id, projects.project_name, projects.status, projects.start_date
FROM ((project_manager
INNER JOIN files
ON project_manager.mag_id = files.manager_id AND project_manager.mag_id = 11 AND file_status = 'Pending')
INNER JOIN projects
ON projects.project_id = project_manager.project_id)
GROUP BY projects.project_id, projects.project_name, projects.status, projects.start_date
ORDER BY projects.status, projects.start_date DESC
result of this query:
I have a table called Cartype and there is field called typeid contained 5 rows such as A,B,D,C,E,F
Ihave another table called transaction that the field called typeid and the data contains 3 rows of A and 3 rows of B , and 1 rows of E
I want to write the sql that output something like this
A 3
B 3
D 0
E 1
F 0
thanks
Is it possible to count total no. of rows in a table without scanning whole table??
View 10 Replies View RelatedHi,
I am using a foreach file to loop through mdb files kept in a folder and then transfer them to Sql server.
I want to do the following -
Sum the total no. of rows in mdb while the package executes
Sum the total no of rows transferred to Sql server.
Write them to a database (InitialRowCnt, FinalRowCnt, PackageNm, UserNm)
Note: Total = Total rows in all mdb files. so if there are 10 mdb files with 10 rows each, total = 100.
I saw a RowCount transformation..but just dont know where to place and what to do with it.
thanks
In Sql Server
Code Snippet
CREATE TABLE t_contact
(
Id uniqueidentifier,
FirstName nvarchar(50),
LastName nvarchar(50),
TaskId uniqueidentifier
)
GO
CREATE TABLE t_task
(
Id uniqueidentifier,
Start datetime
)
GO
INSERT INTO t_task (Start, Id) VALUES ('3/25/2007 12:00:00 AM', '5949b899-3230-4d30-b210-9903015b2c6b')
INSERT INTO t_contact (FirstName, LastName, TaskId, Id) VALUES ('Adam', 'Tybor', '5949b899-3230-4d30-b210-9903015b2c6b', '304fc653-d366-404b-878d-9903015b2c6f');
INSERT INTO t_task (Start, Id) VALUES ('4/1/2007 12:00:00 AM', '4bd2df60-ca6c-493d-8824-9903015b2c6f')
INSERT INTO t_contact (FirstName, LastName, TaskId, Id) VALUES ('John', 'Doe', '4bd2df60-ca6c-493d-8824-9903015b2c6f', '7b91f7d6-d71e-47b4-a7ec-9903015b2c6f')
INSERT INTO t_task (Start, Id) VALUES ('3/29/2007 12:00:00 AM', '05167e74-cf63-452a-8f25-9903015b2c6f')
INSERT INTO t_contact (FirstName, LastName, TaskId, Id) VALUES ('Jane', 'Doe', '05167e74-cf63-452a-8f25-9903015b2c6f', '6871ee8d-bc83-478c-8a7c-9903015b2c6f')
GO
SELECT task1_.Start as y0_, count(this_.FirstName) as y1_ FROM t_contact this_ inner join t_task task1_ on this_.TaskId=task1_.Id GROUP BY task1_.Start
GO
Result (Expected)
2007-03-25 00:00:00.000 1
2007-03-29 00:00:00.000 1
2007-04-01 00:00:00.000 1
Result In Sql CE (UnExpected)
2007-03-25 00:00:00.000 3
2007-03-29 00:00:00.000 3
2007-04-01 00:00:00.000 3
Can SQL CE not count with a join? Seems like this a bug with aggregates or joins. I tried everything to try and get the correct result but no luck.
Thanks Adam
I have a view that I want to find all the rows that have a matching itemid and have more than 3 rows in them and group them by the itemid.
I am not quite sure how to do this.
Any ideas?
~mike~
SELECT ID_AnagraficaRivenditaFROM dbo.AnagraficaRivenditeWHERE EXISTS(SELECT *FROM dbo.Flussi_RivenditeWHERE dbo.Flussi_Rivendite.CodiceProdotto = 631 AND dbo.AnagraficaRivendite.ID_AnagraficaRivendita = dbo.Flussi_Rivendite.ID_AnagraficaRivendita)AND EXISTS(SELECT *FROM dbo.Flussi_RivenditeWHERE dbo.Flussi_Rivendite.CodiceProdotto = 615 AND dbo.AnagraficaRivendite.ID_AnagraficaRivendita = dbo.Flussi_Rivendite.ID_AnagraficaRivendita)GROUP BY ID_AnagraficaRivendita
hi, in this query (in which I extract all ID_AnagraficaRivendita who have a correspondence in table Flussi_Rivendite with CodiceProdotto = 631 AND CodiceProdotto = 615), I would like to receive also a count of extracted rows... have you any idea?? Thank you ;)
Hi, I am trying to get the first row of what might be a group of any size of rows within an id that may contain a specific field. For eg
Row A = NoteID 1, FK_JobID 1, UnRead
Row B = NoteID 2, FK_JobID 1, UnRead
Row C = NoteID 3, FK_JobID 1, UnRead
I need the sql to return to just one Job (row) even though the job as 3 UnRead fields. But its returning 3 because its only doing what I'm asking. What I need it to do is just get the one Job (row) where any of the notes = UnRead.
I tried using Top 1, but that will only ever return one row and since I need it to return more than one job (row) it won't work.
Heres my attempt
DECLARE @UserID INT
SET @UserID = 4
SELECT User_Notes.BeenRead, Master_Jobs.By_Who, Master_Jobs.Next_Action, Master_Jobs.Due_Time, Master_Jobs.Due_Date, Master_Jobs.Contact,
Master_Jobs.Job_Title, Master_Jobs.JobID
FROM User_Notes INNER JOIN
Note ON User_Notes.FK_UN_NoteID = Note.NoteID INNER JOIN
Master_Jobs ON Note.FK_JobID = Master_Jobs.JobID
WHERE Note.FK_UserID = User_Notes.FK_UN_UserID AND
BeenRead = 'UnRead'
Thanks in advance
Hello,
Do anyone knows how can i count rows in all the tables in a database.
With select count(*) I can count rows only from one table .
TIA.
I'm new to MS SQL having used MySQL for several years now. I just can't figure out the syntax on counting or selecting rows
a) in the Last X (days, weeks, months...)
or
b) between "date X" and "date Y"
I've tried this to get the last week:
SELECT COUNT(*)
FROM contacts
WHERE CONVERT(datetime,timestamp) < (GETDATE() - DATEADD(DAY,7,GETDATE()))
...but I always get a total that includes rows outside the span.
Any suggestions? Thanks!
hey, how would i count the number of rows, with out using a loop??
thanks, Justin
The following query returns 2142 rows which is correct.
Code:
select COUNT(*), sum(v.currentMarket)
from TRMaster m
inner join TRValue v on v.Year = m.Year and v.Parcel = m.Parcel
inner join TRProp p on P.PropCode = V.PropCode and p.PropType = 'A'
where m.Year = 2013 and m.deleted = 0 and m.ReviewDateTime is null and m.Status = 1
group by m.Year, m.Parcel
having SUM(v.currentmarket) > 0
How can I convert this query so that it returns just the count of 2142?
I need to count how many rows are inserted and then how many updated from a table then put that result in a new table.
Lisa Jefferson
I am trying to get the number of rows for each month.
table name:sitez
ID Name crDate access
===========================
1 Bob .. 2014-01-11 .. 1
2 Jerry .. 2014-01-22 .. 2
3 Jim .. 2014-05-06 .. 1
4 Jason .. 2014-12-11 .. 1
5 Jen .. 2014-11-21 .. 3
I am using the results to make a bar graph so I am querying the database for a given year and expecting 12 results back (running SQL 2012).
Select count(*) as ttl FROM sitez WHERE year(crdate) = 2014 and access = 1 group by all month(crdate)
This should return:
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
However when testing the script I was only getting back:
1
1
1
which didn't knowing which months were 0
By changing the GROUP BY to GROUP BY ALL, it now puts in the zeroes. However I'm still having issues with incorrect results.
When I query the database, the results for December 2014 shows '13' when I execute:
Select count(*) as ttl FROM sitez WHERE year(crdate) = 2014 and access =3 group by all month(crdate)
There are ZERO rows made with a year of 2014 and an access of 3.I verified this by going a straightforward select * from sitez where crdate = 2014 and access = 3
Why I'm seeing ghost results?
All I need is 12 results, ordered by crdate month.
Hello,
I am doing a SSIS package to transfer rows from access db to sql server using foreach file. Before loading the data, I want to count the number of rows in a table of the access db. How do I do that?
thank you in advance
i have a table like thisStoreId DateClicked1 1/1/20042 1/1/20041 1/1/20041 1/1/20041 1/1/20043 1/1/20042 1/1/2004I want the result of the query to be this:NumberOfClicks StoreId4 12 21 3what is the syntax for this? Thanks.
View 1 Replies View RelatedHello, DeanTry this:select distinct c1, c2 into #tmp_1 from t1select count(*) as cnt from #tmp_1drop table #tmp_1With best regards.
View 1 Replies View RelatedHello.
I built a report with one field as a group.
I want to count the number of rows in each field so I can add it to the group field or somw where in the report.
How can I count how many rows do I have in each group?
Thanks.