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redbrad0
Posting Yak Master
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 Posted - 2005-08-06 : 11:35:38
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| I have a main query that is returning the records and then for each item that is displayed I have to run another query just to count the Sub Domains they have setup with their domain. I would like for the count of the sub domains to be something I could sort by in the main SQL Query. Can someone help me out?Main QuerySELECT UsersDomains_ID, UsersDomains_URL, UsersDomains_ServerID, UsersDomains_Status, UsersDomains_DateUpdated, UsersServers_Name FROM Users_Domains, Users_Servers WHERE UsersDomains_ServerID=UsersServers_ID ORDER BY UsersDomains_Status ASC, UsersDomains_DateUpdated ASCCounting SubQuerySELECT COUNT(UsersDomainsSub_ID) AS Tot FROM Users_DomainsSub GROUP BY UsersDomainsSub_DomainID HAVING (UsersDomainsSub_DomainID = 62)Quality NT Web Hosting & Design |
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nr
SQLTeam MVY
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Posted - 2005-08-06 : 14:51:29
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| You have a filter in the having clause - very bad.SELECT COUNT(*) AS Tot FROM Users_DomainsSub where UsersDomainsSub_DomainID = 62 GROUP BY UsersDomainsSub_DomainIDI suspect something likeSELECT UsersDomains_ID, UsersDomains_URL, UsersDomains_ServerID, UsersDomains_Status, UsersDomains_DateUpdated, UsersServers_Name,tot = (select count(*) from Users_DomainsSub where UsersDomainsSub_DomainID = UsersDomains_ID)FROM Users_Domains, Users_Servers WHERE UsersDomains_ServerID=UsersServers_ID ORDER BY UsersDomains_Status ASC, UsersDomains_DateUpdated ASC==========================================Cursors are useful if you don't know sql.DTS can be used in a similar way.Beer is not cold and it isn't fizzy. |
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Help in joining two query's