Nissim Lugasy writes:
> How do I retrieve the count for multiple tables with one sql command?
>
> Thanks
Hi!
Depends what is it exactly that you need.
>From mysql database, you can :
select count(*) from user,db where user.user=db.user;
or
select count(user.user), count(db.user) from user,db where user.user=db.user;
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