From: | Janning Vygen <vygen(at)planwerk6(dot)de> |
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To: | David Christian <davidc(at)comtechmobile(dot)com>, pgsql general <pgsql-general(at)postgresql(dot)org> |
Subject: | Re: showing also value '0' with aggregate count() |
Date: | 2001-09-27 15:35:26 |
Message-ID: | 01092717352606.27858@janning |
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Am Donnerstag, 27. September 2001 17:18 schrieb David Christian:
> Try a left join:
>
> select name, count(client_id) AS cnt from clients left join sales
> on (client_id = id) group by name order by cnt;
# select name, count(client_id) AS cnt from clients left join sales on
(client_id = id) group by name order by cnt;
ERROR: OUTER JOIN is not yet supported
(PostgreSQL) 7.0.3
do i need to upgrade or is there a workaround??
> There's a great book for SQL called "The Practical SQL Handbook"
> which covers these types of problems well. Published by Addison
> Wesley, written by Bowman, Emerson, and Darnovsky. Good bedtime
> reading. :)
can you read my mind?? I am looking for a really good book on SQL. i
will buy this and we'll see how tired i will be tomorrow..
thanks
janning
> HTH,
> David
>
> On 9/27/01 10:51 AM, "Janning Vygen" <vygen(at)planwerk6(dot)de> wrote:
> > I need some help please,
> >
> > i am having two simple tables:
> >
> > # select * from sales;
> > client_id | product
> > -----------+---------
> > 1 | toolbox
> > 1 | nails
> > 2 | nuts
> >
> > # select * from clients;
> > id | name
> > ----+-------
> > 1 | peter
> > 2 | john
> > 3 | marc
> >
> > now i want to show all client name and the count of the sales in
> > one table like this:
> >
> > # select name, count(sales.client_id) from clients, sales where
> > sales.client_id = clients.id group by name;
> >
> > name | count
> > -------+-------
> > john | 1
> > peter | 2
> >
> > works fine, but where is marc??? it should look like
> >
> > name | count
> > -------+-------
> > john | 1
> > peter | 2
> > marc | 0
> >
> > who can i make it work??? i think i know why my select statement
> > doesnt work, because of the where clause marc will never join
> > this table because the condition will never be true... but how
> > can i do it??
> >
> > i guess its very very simple, but i just cant manage it.
> >
> > thanks in advance
> > janning
> >
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