I have a table called messages, the 3 columns I am working with are:-
messageID, responseID, projectID
I am trying to write a single query that will give me a total count of
several columns:-
Here is a pseudo code example of what I want
variable = 1
select total messages (where responseID = 0) as threads
select total messages (where responseID = messageID) as totalmessages
where projectID = #variable#
Here is what I have been playing with that doesn't work. I know what it is
doing, it is comparing the messageID with responseID on each row
individually and finding them not the same, rather than comparing every
rows responseID against each messageID as I want.
SELECT (select count(*) from messages where projectID = #URL.projectID# and
responseID = 0) as threads,
(select count(*) from messages where projectID = #URL.projectID# and
responseID = messageID) as totalmsg
FROM messages
where projectID = #URL.projectID#
Agghh help.
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