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Posted - 2003-01-24 : 09:10:46
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| Ed writes "I have two tables, userinfo and usage. I need to return from usage 2 counts of logins, one of # of logins prior to a certain date and one of total logins period both based on the users id. In addition I need to return all user info with the counts from userinfo table. The userid is in both tables.So I would have when complete:Earlycount,FullCount2,all, users, data,,,,SQL2k, Win2k all current." |
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Master Smack Fu Yak Hacker
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Posted - 2003-01-24 : 09:17:35
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You really should provide some ddl so we don't have to do any mind-reading ...select sum(case when orderdate < '1/1/97' then 1 else 0 end) as 'pre-97 count', count(*) as 'total count'from northwind.dbo.orders Jay White{0} |
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