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On Apr 29, 4:18 am, Robert Klemme <shortcut... (AT) googlemail (DOT) com> wrote: On Apr 28, 7:51 pm, Mtek <m... (AT) mtekusa (DOT) com> wrote: Hi, I have this query: SELECT q10.q10_count, vi.mgr_flag,vi.inst_type,vi.inst_num,vi.inst_cst,v i.inst_zip,vi.inst_phone,vi.url,vi.turnover,vi.hol d_cnt, vi.date_,vi.inst_size,vi.inst_dchg, vh.ticker,vh.q0_shares,vh.q1_shares,vh.q0q1_grwth, vh.q0q1_dchg,vh.shares_out, mt.comp_name, sd.sector_name, p.closing FROM vinst vi, vhold vh, master_table mt, stock_data sd, prices p, (SELECT count(*) q10_count FROM vhold vh WHERE q1_shares = 0 GROUP BY vh.ticker) q10 WHERE inst_name = 'Yacktman Fund' AND vi.inst_num = vh.inst_num AND vh.ticker = mt.ticker AND mt.m_ticker = sd.m_ticker AND mt.m_ticker = p.m_ticker; Take a look at the inner query in the FROM clause: (SELECT count(*) q10_count FROM vhold vh WHERE q1_shares = 0 GROUP BY vh.ticker) q10 I basically need the same criteria applied as the outer query. Do I have to re-list the criteria? I'll have to do that count for 5 fields. It will make this query WAY long....... I don't see a join with q10. Is a cross join really what you intend? Well, what I am trying to do is to select a bunch of data, then in the same query, I want to do a count on a column with it;s own criteria based on the results of the original select. Does that make sense? |
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Can an OVER help me here? I'm trying to look at it and understand it....... |
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