I understand now, there are two pepople named Alex and one named Bob. Much
better example would be to put example like:
>>> for row in db(db.person.id==db.thing.owner_id).select(
db.person.name, count, groupby=db.person.name):
print row.person.name, row[count]
Alex 2
Bob 4
Here is much more obvious what is going on, because result revels that
count is actually number of the people with the name in that row.
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