Bob Arnott wrote:
Hello, I've got a query about how to get round a limitation of SQLite
(version 2.8.6) and inner selects. It's my understanding from what I've
read on the website and what I've tried on the command line that I can't
do:
SELECT *
FROM TABLE_1, (SELECT COUNT(1)
FROM TABLE_2
WHERE TABLE_2.FK_ID=TABLE_1.ID)
WHERE EFK_OWNER='boba';
As I can't reference the outer select from the inner one. Is there
another way of getting a count of things from another table and
appending it to a general select...?
SELECT *
FROM table_1, (SELECT count(*) AS cnt, fk_id FROM table_2
GROUP BY fk_id)
WHERE efk_owner='boba' AND fk_id=id;
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