On Sat, 15 Sep 2001 00:26:01 +0200, I wrote:
> [...]
>CREATE VIEW mj1 (jid, cnt) AS
>SELECT jid, COUNT(mid) cnt FROM mj GROUP BY jid;
This should be COUNT(mid) AS cnt ...
> [...]
>I did not test this with PostgreSQL, but you get the idea.
Well, now I did test with PostgreSQL (thanks, Jason Tishler, for your
Cygwin PostgreSQL README!). PG does not support column aliases without
"AS".
>Probably PG is even smart enough to handle it all in one:
Sure it is. So, Joseph, your solution is:
SELECT j.id, j.created, mj1.cnt, ml1.cnt, ml2.cnt
FROM j
LEFT JOIN (SELECT jid, COUNT(mid) AS cnt
FROM mj
GROUP BY jid) mj1
ON (j.id = mj1.jid)
LEFT JOIN (SELECT jid, COUNT(*) AS cnt
FROM ml
WHERE state <> 11
GROUP BY jid) ml1
ON (j.id = ml1.jid)
LEFT JOIN (SELECT jid, COUNT(*) AS cnt
FROM ml
WHERE state IN (2, 5)
GROUP BY jid) ml2
ON (j.id = ml2.jid)
WHERE j.fkey = 1;
HTH,
Carl van Tast
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