Hello everyone,
I have a quick question:
the following table keeps a track of logged in users.
CREATE TABLE auth_lost_in_space (
sid varchar(32) NOT NULL,
count smallint(5) unsigned zerofill DEFAULT '00001' NOT NULL,
date datetime DEFAULT '0000-00-00 00:00:00' NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (sid)
);
Count is the amount of time the sid logged in.
What I need is to have a SELECT statement which selects every row and
combines the values of count together:
count 00001
count 00005
count 00001
count 00003
count 00001
and with one select I want to get 11 (or 00011 which is the summary of count
in all rows)
I, of course, can do it with PHP or whatever, but isn't there a feature in
SQL that does that?
Thanks in advance,
Maxim Maletsky
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