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Question : MySQL Group By?
Hey Guys,
I'm trying to run a query in MySQL that simply displays all individual users with the associated totals.
user1 --> total1
user2 --> total2
user3 --> total3
Here is my query:
SELECT USER_FNAME, USER_LNAME, USERNAME, COUNT(SSA_FORM_ID) + COUNT(INQUIRY_FORM_ID) AS 'TOTAL' FROM tbl_USERS, tbl_SSA_FORM_STATUS, tbl_INQUIRY_FORM_STATUS WHERE (tbl_SSA_FORM_STATUS.USER_
ID = tbl_USERS.USER_ID AND tbl_SSA_FORM_STATUS.FORM_S
TATUS = ?CLAUSETYPE) AND (tbl_INQUIRY_FORM_STATUS.U
SER_ID = tbl_USERS.USER_ID AND tbl_INQUIRY_FORM_STATUS.FO
RM_STATUS = ?CLAUSETYPE) GROUP BY USERNAME ORDER BY USER_LNAME ASC;
Here is the output of the above query:
user1 --> overall total
user2 --> overall total
user3 --> overall total
So, basically the query above is taking the overall total instead of the individual totals.
Help Please???
Thanks in advance
Answer : MySQL Group By?
I never installed any clients on my XP machines and can access volume shadow copies on W2003 and W2008 machines.
So I guess the client is included in SP3 for XP.
I don't have XP machines anymore prior to SP3
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