SELECT PeopleGroup_Form_Entry_ID, count(PeopleGroup_Form_Entry_ID)
FROM VATT_HelpTool___Join___AssetPe
WHERE AssetLifecycleStatus = 3 and Data_Set_Id = 'BMC.ASSET' and
PeopleGroup_Form_Entry_ID like 'SGP%'
GROUP BY PeopleGroup_Form_Entry_ID
On Mon, Mar 9, 2015 at 10:36 AM,
Hi lars,
Use group by clause like as below example:
Select people_group_id,count(*) from vatthelp where (your clause) group by
people_group_id.
Shambo.
On 9 Mar 2015 22:06, lars.j.petters...@vattenfall.com wrote:
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Hi group, I have this sql, working fine:
SELECT distinct
Hi group, I have this sql, working fine:
SELECT distinct (PeopleGroup_Form_Entry_ID) from VATT_HelpTool___Join___AssetPe
where AssetLifecycleStatus = 3 and Data_Set_Id = 'BMC.ASSET' and
PeopleGroup_Form_Entry_ID like 'SGP%'
Now I would like to include number of entries for each unique match.
hmm let me give it a try -
SELECT PeopleGroup_Form_Entry_ID as SGP_ID, Count(PeopleGroup_Form_Entry_ID)
as SGP_Number from VATT_HelpTool___Join___AssetPe where
AssetLifecycleStatus = 3 and Data_Set_Id = 'BMC.ASSET' and
PeopleGroup_Form_Entry_ID like 'SGP%' group by SGP_ID;
Regards,
Harsh
On
Regards Conny
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The second statement should
Hello All,
Below is the problem and way I was trying to handle it
C_list contains comma separated values of group Id’s. this list contains all
the group id’s associated to a particular login name.
C_list= (1,15005,85,83,84,805)
This variable will be holding up dynamically
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Hello All,
Below is the problem and way I was trying to handle it
C_list contains comma separated values of group Id's. this list contains
all the group id's associated to a particular login
What is the error that you are getting?
Joe
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Hello All,
Below is the problem and way I was trying
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the error points to the Fetch statement Fetch C1 into froup_id,group_name
It will be great if somebody has done sql manipulations on the C104 filed of
the t9(User Form)
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What
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the error points to the Fetch statement Fetch C1 into froup_id,group_name
It will be great if somebody has done sql manipulations on the C104 filed
of the t9(User Form
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What i need --
I need to pull out the group names from group list field(c104). Since it
contains the group id and not the group names i need to convert it back to
group names;
Also can we do a select statement for group list field where we say
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What i need --
I need to pull out the group names from group list
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Joe,
Thanks for the response but the query on C104 doesnt catches it and if we
give like '1%' it throws up lot of results.
I
D'Souza
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The second statement should be
select count(*) from t9 where c104 like '1; %' or c104 like '% 1; %';
However I would rather use the view name of the user form which is
user_x instead of t9
, c.[name];
Thanks,
Shawn Pierson
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I'm trying to do a query on 2 tables- SIT:Site
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I'm trying to do a query on 2 tables- SIT:Site and AST:ComputerSystem.
I'm a bit rusty on my SQL.
The error
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Is it a typo in the email or do you have an = after the Status in the 3rd line?
I believe it should be a comma there
AST_ComputerSystem.assetlifecyclestatus
Allen
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Hey guys, thanks for the help! I'm really not a SQL pro by any stretch,
so I'm working with 2 queries that I know work and trying to combine
them. The first is really short:
SELECT SIT_Site.Site
I'm trying to do a query on 2 tables- SIT:Site and AST:ComputerSystem. I'm a
bit rusty on my SQL.
The error this gives is:
Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Line 3
Incorrect syntax near '='.
Can anyone help?
Thanks!
Chris
SELECT
AST_ComputerSystem.Company AS 'Agency',
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Sent: Monday, June 2, 2008 9:01:35 PM
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I’m trying to do a query on 2 tables- SIT:Site and AST:ComputerSystem. I’m a
bit rusty on my SQL.
The error this gives is:
Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Line 3
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It's a character field I created and I'm setting the value literally to Yes
Temp field maybe wasn't the best way to state
Pospisil
Sent: Friday, July 27, 2007 7:47 AM
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Michael,
looking at your condition and description of what you are trying to achieve,
should not the condition be
... PassOffReason IS NULL AND ...
rather than
... PassOffReason IS NOT NULL
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Michael,
You're using SQL... is your 'TicketPassedOff' field a selection field? Those
are stored
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Listers,
I?m running into more problems with SQL so I figured I?d check
here again. Here?s the initial query:
SELECT COUNT(*) AS Total
Listers,
I'm running into more problems with SQL so I figured I'd check here
again. Here's the initial query:
SELECT COUNT(*) AS Total
FROM Session_Tracking
WHERE Incident_ID = '$Incident_Number$' AND PassOffReason IS NOT NULL
This works perfectly. When the user tabs over to the
D'Souza
Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2007 7:01 PM
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Subject: Re: SQL help
I stand corrected.. I was leaving work when I wrote my last mail and
hurried through it.. this should work..
SELECT COUNT(*) AS Total
FROM Session_Tracking
WHERE Incident_ID = '$Incident Number$' IS NOT NULL
, Frederick W
Sent: Friday, July 20, 2007 9:14 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: SQL help
Joe,
You were having a bad day yesteray ;)
SELECT COUNT(*) AS Total
FROM Session_Tracking
WHERE Incident_ID = '$Incident Number$' AND PassOffReason IS NOT NULL
Fred
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So I stink and SQL and I imagine it's a syntax error so I figured I'd check
here. We have a field on our incident form that tracks the total number of
passoffs a ticket goes through. Currently it's not working so I'm trying to
make it happen. Here's the SQL I'm trying to use.
SELECT
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Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2007 2:47 PM
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Subject: SQL help
So I stink and SQL and I imagine it's a syntax error so I figured I'd
check here. We have a field on our incident form that tracks the total
number of passoffs a ticket goes through. Currently
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Subject: SQL help
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So I stink and SQL and I imagine itÂ’s a syntax error so I figured IÂ’d
check here. We have a field on our incident form that tracks the total
number of passoffs a ticket goes through. Currently itÂ’s
, July 19, 2007 4:47 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: SQL help
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So I stink and SQL and I imagine it's a syntax error so I figured I'd check
here. We have a field on our incident form that tracks the total number of
passoffs a ticket goes through. Currently it's not working so I'm trying
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Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2007 6:25 PM
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You might also try giving the count(*) a name so there is a column to
reference.
e.g.
SELECT COUNT(*) AS Total
FROM Session_Tracking
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