SELECT COUNT (*) FROM...

Hello
I added an oracle db in my project, but I want to have the number of lines in the comics so I decided to use the SELECT Count (*) FROM... command in the BeginIn, but it does not recognize the * so I wrote it in a business auto and nothing.

the problem says:
' * ' should not: S: S an idea?
Thank you

Hello

Try:

numberOfRows as Int

for each element in
    SELECT count(*) as cnt
    FROM customer
    order by name
do
    numberOfRows = element.cnt
end

Hope this helps,
Dan

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