In SQL, is there an easy way to get the counts of something and then
also the total of all those counts? For example, I'm getting the count
of times each user has logged in, but I also need the total number for
all users.
In 2 queries, it would be like so.
--For each user...
Select userID,
what DB are you working with, some, like Oracle have a sum(foo) over
(partition by goo).. that you could use in this example
On 1/5/07, Matt Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In SQL, is there an easy way to get the counts of something and then
also the total of all those counts? For example,
On 1/5/07, Greg Morphis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
what DB are you working with, some, like Oracle have a sum(foo) over
(partition by goo).. that you could use in this example
MSSQL 2005.
On 1/5/07, Matt Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In SQL, is there an easy way to get the counts of
MSSQL 2005.
Take a look at the WITH CUBE and WITH ROLLUP clauses in T-SQL.
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