Ive seen some people do this, but forgot exactly how it should be
written. Im looking to grab a "total/count" for items within a query.
For instance, if Im grabbing a list of blog entries, I also want to
get a total of how many comments each entry has. Instead of doing a
loop and doing more queries, Ive seen it written within the find it
self.
find('all', array('fields' => array('*', 'SELECT COUNT(id) AS count
FROM comments WHERE id = $)));
Is that how you do it?
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