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evanburen
Posting Yak Master
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 Posted - 2009-11-03 : 16:15:58
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| I don't understand why this code returns a count value for every user in the EDUsers table even when the count is zeroSELECT COUNT(dbo.Requests.ID) AS TotalOpenByEDUserFROM dbo.Requests RIGHT OUTER JOIN dbo.EDUsers ON dbo.Requests.UserID = dbo.EDUsers.UserIDWHERE dbo.Requests.DateClosed IS NULLGROUP BY dbo.EDUsers.Username, dbo.EDUsers.UserID, dbo.Requests.DateClosedORDER BY dbo.EDUsers.Usernamebut this one does not. It only gives me the count for every user where the count is > 0SELECT COUNT(dbo.Requests.ID) AS TotalClosedByEDUserFROM dbo.Requests RIGHT OUTER JOIN dbo.EDUsers ON dbo.Requests.UserID = dbo.EDUsers.UserIDWHERE dbo.Requests.DateClosed IS NOT NULLGROUP BY dbo.EDUsers.Username, dbo.EDUsers.UserID, dbo.Requests.DateClosedORDER BY dbo.EDUsers.Username |
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tkizer
Almighty SQL Goddess
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X002548
Not Just a Number
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tkizer
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evanburen
Posting Yak Master
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Posted - 2009-11-03 : 18:46:45
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| Is there any way to output a value of zero for the rest of the records in the second example? |
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tkizer
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