table :
C0 | C1 | C2
--+--+--
A | 1 | X
--+--+--
A | 1 | X
--+--+--
A | 2 | X
--+--+--
A | 1 | Y
--+--+--
B | 1 | X
--+--+--
B | 1 | X
I want to write a request which counts the number of different (C0,
C1, C2) where C2 is X. Here, the result should be 3. What would be the
request ? A kind of :
select count(*) from (select distinct C0, C1 from T where C2 = 'X')
but this doesn't work.You almost had it :-)
select count(*) from (select distinct C0, C1 from T where C2 = 'X') AS X
An alias is mandatory for a derived table even if it isn't referenced
anywhere.
--
David Portas
SQL Server MVP
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> select count(*) from (select distinct C0, C1 from T where C2 = 'X')
> but this doesn't work.
You need to give your table expression a correlation name:
select count(*) from (select distinct C0, C1 from T where C2 = 'X') as t
Christian.
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