Hi
My exposure to derby so far has only involved creating a database, adding
records or deleting a record.
I have not extracted a subset which which to further process
Bob M
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Well then it's as simple as
Select count (*) from table where colA=valueA and colB=valueB... and
colN=valueN
On a side note, you should probably have a look at an sql tutorial so that
you can familiarize with standard syntax, operation, indexing, and
aggregation function.
Regards
Il
Hi
I have derby database consisting of several thousand records
Each record has 35 fields
I wish to :-
(1) extract a subset of these records where 8 specific fields are identical
to a pre-defined set of values for those 8 fields
(2) printout the number of records in the subset
any help with
Hi Bob
Either I am missing something or that looks a lot like a standard sql
select count ... can you please add some details?
Il 20/Ott/2015 06:34, "Bob M" ha scritto:
> Hi
>
> I have derby database consisting of several thousand records
> Each record has 35 fields
>
>
So, if I understand correctly :
-You have a have a table with 35 columns
- you want to count the number of records that have colA=valueA,
colB=valueB... colN=valueN
Correct?
Il 20/Ott/2015 07:06, "Bob M" ha scritto:
> Hi
>
> My exposure to derby so far has only
yes- correct
Bob M
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