Davis, Tim wrote: >select count(*) from table1 >go >select count (*) from table2 >go > >This will return 2 results, with count of each table. How would I do the >same thing in MySQL? > > I'm not sure if you can; I tried: select count(table1.id) as table1_count, count(table2.id) as table2_count from table1, table2; ... and it returned the greater value of the two for both counts.
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