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  1. There are several things you can count with COUNT() function: count(*) : rows. count(col1) : rows where col1 is not null. count(col2) : rows where col2 is not null. count(distinct col1) : distinct col1 values. count(distinct col2) : distinct col2 values. count(distinct col1, col2) : distinct (col1, col2) values combinations.

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      SELECT CompanyName, TotalOpenClaims = [1], TotalClosedClaims...

  2. 24 wrz 2009 · This query helps me (in MSSQL) find the unique count with more than one column. SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT concat_column) AS unique_count FROM ( SELECT CONCAT(column1, '|', column2, '|', column3) AS concat_column FROM your_table_name_here ) AS subquery;

  3. 28 cze 2023 · To count distinct values across multiple columns, combine the COUNT DISTINCT function with the CONCAT function in your SQL query. Use a separator, such as an underscore, in the CONCAT function to avoid incorrect counts.

  4. 29 cze 2023 · Table of Contents. How to Use COUNT () and GROUP BY. When to Use GROUP BY. When to Use the COUNT () Function. 5 Examples of Using COUNT () with GROUP BY. Example #1: GROUP BY a Single Column. Example #2: GROUP BY Multiple Columns. Example #3: Using WHERE with COUNT () and GROUP BY. Example #4: Using ORDER BY with COUNT () and GROUP BY.

  5. 7 lut 2017 · SELECT CompanyName, TotalOpenClaims = [1], TotalClosedClaims = [2], TotalReOpenedClaims = [3], TotalPendingClaims = [4] FROM dbo.Claims PIVOT ( COUNT(ClaimID) FOR StatusID IN ([1], [2], [3], [4]) ) AS p ; Internally this arguably simpler looking syntax is equivalent to Phil's GROUP BY query.

  6. The COUNT() function returns the number of rows that matches a specified criterion. Example Get your own SQL Server. Find the total number of rows in the Products table: SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Products; Try it Yourself » Syntax. SELECT COUNT(column_name) FROM table_name. WHERE condition; . Demo Database.

  7. 27 sty 2015 · You can GROUP BY multiple columns, to get the count of each combination. SELECT ClientID, ServerID, MAX(`Last.Date`) AS `Last.Date`, COUNT(*) AS ConnectionCount FROM YourTable GROUP BY ClientID, ServerID

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