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  Hi all

  I have a TKT_PRIORITY_LK table that I want to count the number of rows returned by a priority level... say Low, Medium, High, critical. I want to be able to count how many of each created are they, instead returning ID instead, if making any sense... Can you please help with this.

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  PRIORITY group

  Kind regards

  Sandrine

  Try this

  Select a.PRIORITY, count (*) from TKT_PRIORITY_LK a, TKT_TICKET_MAIN b

  where a.id = b.PRIORITY_ID

  A.PRIORITY group

• Count the number of rows in each table

  I have a list of table names, how to write a query to find out the number of rows in each table.
  
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  isn't quite working.
  Why?
  
  Thanks in advance,
  
  Published by: mpt_fz on January 12, 2010 12:06

  In recent versions of the db (11g):

  SQL> select table_name, column_value cnt
    from user_tables, xmltable (('count(ora:view("'||table_name||'"))'))
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  /
  TABLE_NAME                     CNT
  ------------------------------ -----
  BONUS                          0
  DEPT                           5
  EMP                            14   
  

• Count the number of rows in a table

  Hello
  
  I have a requirement. I want to frame a SQL, which takes the name of schema as input and returns the tables belonging to this scheme and the number of lines in a particular table.
  
  An example of output:
  ===========

  Table            No. of Rows
  ~~~~          ~~~~~~~~
  A                    123
  B                    126
  C                    234
  . 
  .
  .

  Can someone help me to make a request for the same.
  
  Kind regards

  If you are not sure on the statistics collected, then you need dynamic sql...

  DECLARE
       VNUM NUMBER:=0;
       VSQL VARCHAR2(4000);
          vcount number := 0;
  BEGIN
       DBMS_OUTPUT.ENABLE(NULL);
       DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(RPAD('TABLE NAME',30,' ')||' '||RPAD('ROW COUNT',10,' '));
       DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(RPAD('-',30,'-')||' '||RPAD('-',10,'-'));
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            VSQL := 'SELECT COUNT(*) FROM '||C1.OWNER||'.'||C1.TABLE_NAME;
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  /
  TABLE NAME                     ROW COUNT
  ------------------------------ ----------
  BONUS                          0
  DEPT                           4
  EMP                            14
  SALGRADE                       5
  -------
  4 Rows.
  -------
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  Elapsed: 00:00:00.44
  

  Personally, I think this is a time to kill the process... ;)

  HTH,
  Prazy

• Count the number of records in all tables with a querry URGENT please...

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  Published by: user1287492 on October 21, 2009 09:07

  Hello

  Place the table name with quotes. Maybe that's the problem.

  Try this code

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  SS

• count the number of occurrence in the table with toplink

  Hello!
  
  There is no way to create a query with the expressionbuilder or... to count the number of occurences in my table?
  I don't want to use the query " select count (*) from table .
  
  Thank you

  Not sure about the question. You are looking to get the SQL "select count (*) table" to use the framework of expression TopLink or pull you that SQL already and want something else?

  If you are looking just to get the count of a table/class, you can use a ReportQuery:
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• Count the number of lines

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• Try to count the number of records where some columns are met

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  Hello

  It seems that the problem is that the indictment may overlap; You can count the same rank 0, 1, 2 or 3 times, depending on whether 0, 1, 2 or 3 of these 3 independent conditions are met.

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  Put these conditions in the WHERE clause and make other conditions apply only to the individual counties, either with a column instead of *, or using a CASE statement that contains the condition that applies only to the column.

  Also, the date is not a column name good. Do not compare the DATEs to strings. If your column is really a DATE and you want to ignore the hours, the minutes and seconds, then the best way is to compare the column with 2 other DATES, as shown above. It's more coding, but it is more efficient and more reliable.

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• How to count the number of edges using counters SMU-6363

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• How to count the number of columns in an oracle table using sql

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  Hello
  
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• How to count the number of conditionally highlight cells in a column or row

  I'm working on a table to identify problems with my credit rating. So, I have a column that indicates the due date on the invoice and G that contains the date to which I made the payment.

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