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 Posted - 2002-03-31 : 22:37:01
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| Mike writes "I have made a query to count the production of assignees during workdays. It is working fine, but I want the query to show all assignees, even if the assignee didn't work that particular day.The query right now is like:select count (asgnmnt.callid), asgnmnt.assigneefrom asgnmnt, calllogwhere calllog.closeddate = 'yyyy-mm-dd'and asgnmnt.callid = calllog.callidgroup by asgnmnt.assigneeCan you help me out?" |
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Posted - 2002-03-31 : 23:18:09
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| select count(asgnmnt.callid), asgnmnt.assignee from asgnmnt left outer join calllog on calllog.closeddate = 'yyyy-mm-dd' and asgnmnt.callid = calllog.callid group by asgnmnt.assignee==========================================Cursors are useful if you don't know sql.Beer is not cold and it isn't fizzy. |
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