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select <br />
t.*<br />
,(<br />
&nbsp; Select COUNT(*) FROM myTable<br />
) cnt <br />
from <br />
myTable t
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select
t.*
,(
  Select COUNT(*) FROM myTable
) cnt
from
myTable t

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Weird request<br />
I need a select * from myTable and I need a column appended that shows the total count of rows...<br />
NOT running row number.<br />
<br />
So if I have a select with 3 rows it would return this<br />
<br />
ID &nbsp; &nbsp;cnt<br />
1 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;3<br />
2 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;3<br />
3 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;3
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Weird request
I need a select * from myTable and I need a column appended that shows the total count of rows...
NOT running row number.

So if I have a select with 3 rows it would return this

ID    cnt
1        3
2        3
3        3

SQL Select with total count rows outter apply?

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Microsoft SQL Server 2005

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