At 10:21 AM 20/12/2002 +0000, Gary Stainburn wrote:
nymr=# select r.*, s.tally from roster r,
nymr-# (select count(*) as tally from roster_staff where
nymr(# rsdate = '2002-01-01' and rsgid = 11 and rsgsid = 2) as s
nymr-# where rodate = '2002-01-01' and rogid = 11 and rogsid = 2;
rodate | rogid | rogsid | rorequired | rooptional | tally
------------+-------+--------+------------+------------+-------
2002-01-01 | 11 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 2
(1 row)
Try something like:
select r.*, count(*) from roster r, roster_staff s
where rsdate = rodate and rsgid = rogid and rsgsid = rogid
group by r.*
or
select r.*, (select count(*) from roster_staff s
where rsdate = rodate and rsgid = rogid and rsgsid = rogid
) roster r
May not be exactly right, but you should get the idea
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