sql

[johnjayp]

I am having trouble linking four count statements. Each statment is a
count for a different table. The statements can be seen below;

select count (*) from xwrsct01
select count (*) from xwrmvt01
select count (*) from xtrdlt01
select count (*) from xtrvrt01

I need the statement to return seperate values for each table.

Any help would be appreciated.

[Hugo Kornelis]

Re: sql

On 10 Aug 2004 04:24:35 -0700, johnjayp wrote:
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>I am having trouble linking four count statements. Each statment is a
>count for a different table. The statements can be seen below;
>
>select count (*) from xwrsct01
>select count (*) from xwrmvt01
>select count (*) from xtrdlt01
>select count (*) from xtrvrt01
>
>I need the statement to return seperate values for each table.
>
>Any help would be appreciated.[/color]

Hi johnjayp,

You could use either

SELECT 'xwrsct01' AS TabName, COUNT(*) AS NumRows
FROM xwrsct01
UNION ALL
SELECT 'xwrmvt01' AS TabName, COUNT(*) AS NumRows
FROM xwrmvt01
....

to get 4 rows with table name and count.

Or you could use

SELECT (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM xwrsct01) AS xwrsct01,
(SELECT COUNT(*) FROM xwrmvt01) AS xwrmvt01,
....

to get all counts on one row.

Best, Hugo
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[Emmanuel Petit]

Re: sql

2 differents ways to do it:
1/ select count(xwrsct01. name of one column of the table xwrsct01) as
xwrsct01Count, count(xwrmvt01. name of one column of the table xwrmvt01) as
xwrmvt01Count, count (xtrdlt01.name of one of collum of the table xtrdlt01)
as xtrdlt01Count, count (xtrvrt01.name of one column of the table xtrvrt01)
as xtrvrt01Count from xwrsct01 , xwrmvt01, xtrdlt01, xtrvrt01

the result will show as :
xwrsct01Count xwrmvt01Count xtrdlt01Count xtrvrt01Count
20 45 32
41

2/ select count (*) from xwrsct01
union
select count (*) from xwrmvt01
union
select count (*) from xtrdlt01
union
select count (*) from xtrvrt01

the result will show in one collum as:
No name in column
20
45
32
41

Hope this make sense to you

"johnjayp" <jonathon_phill ips@hotmail.com > a écrit dans le message de
news:cf9371e6.0 408100324.1942c 61d@posting.goo gle.com...[color=blue]
> I am having trouble linking four count statements. Each statment is a
> count for a different table. The statements can be seen below;
>
> select count (*) from xwrsct01
> select count (*) from xwrmvt01
> select count (*) from xtrdlt01
> select count (*) from xtrvrt01
>
> I need the statement to return seperate values for each table.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.[/color]

[johnjayp]

Re: sql

That has worked thanks.

"Emmanuel Petit" <emmanuel.petit 15@wanadoo.fr> wrote in message news:<cfaq9d$99 d$1@news-reader1.wanadoo .fr>...[color=blue]
> 2 differents ways to do it:
> 1/ select count(xwrsct01. name of one column of the table xwrsct01) as
> xwrsct01Count, count(xwrmvt01. name of one column of the table xwrmvt01) as
> xwrmvt01Count, count (xtrdlt01.name of one of collum of the table xtrdlt01)
> as xtrdlt01Count, count (xtrvrt01.name of one column of the table xtrvrt01)
> as xtrvrt01Count from xwrsct01 , xwrmvt01, xtrdlt01, xtrvrt01
>
> the result will show as :
> xwrsct01Count xwrmvt01Count xtrdlt01Count xtrvrt01Count
> 20 45 32
> 41
>
> 2/ select count (*) from xwrsct01
> union
> select count (*) from xwrmvt01
> union
> select count (*) from xtrdlt01
> union
> select count (*) from xtrvrt01
>
> the result will show in one collum as:
> No name in column
> 20
> 45
> 32
> 41
>
> Hope this make sense to you
>
> "johnjayp" <jonathon_phill ips@hotmail.com > a écrit dans le message de
> news:cf9371e6.0 408100324.1942c 61d@posting.goo gle.com...[color=green]
> > I am having trouble linking four count statements. Each statment is a
> > count for a different table. The statements can be seen below;
> >
> > select count (*) from xwrsct01
> > select count (*) from xwrmvt01
> > select count (*) from xtrdlt01
> > select count (*) from xtrvrt01
> >
> > I need the statement to return seperate values for each table.
> >
> > Any help would be appreciated.[/color][/color]