Tom,
> You can't have aggregates of aggregates in a single SELECT structure;
> that's just not in the SQL execution model. The way around this is
> to write multiple levels of SELECT, using either selection from a
> grouped/aggregated view or subselect-in-FROM. Unfortunately Postgres
> doesn't have either of those features --- yet. They might be in 7.1
> if I spend less time answering email and more time coding...
Well, stop answering your e-mail, then, dammit!
(impatiently waiting for 7.1)
Seriously, you could actually slack (as in wait 8-12 hours) on answering
the questions. There's been several basic SQL questions I could have
fielded and you answered them first.
Unfortunately, Louis-David, I don't see any way around subselects in the
FROM clause as Tom mentions, which are not currently supported. I'd
suggest using a Function to create a temporary table or view and
summarizing from that.
-Josh Berkus
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