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select (count(job) + job) from AceData group by job ??
Posted on 2012-12-27
select (count(job) + job) from AceData group by job
using ms sql server
the above not working
want to show,
25 myJob
30 otherjob
01 badjob
using ms sql server
the above not working
want to show,
25 myJob
30 otherjob
01 badjob
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you mean to say uou need to show job name also
try tghis
select Cast(count(job) as varchar) + ' ' + job from AceData group by job
try tghis
select Cast(count(job) as varchar) + ' ' + job from AceData group by job
I've requested that this question be deleted for the following reason:
resolved used str() to convert
resolved used str() to convert
I dont think using STR function is a good idea unless you want fixed length
I would go with pratima's solution
I would go with pratima's solution
Active 2 days ago
select job, count(*) cnt from AceDate group by job
will give you two columns, if you want them in one, then
select cast(cnt as char) + ' ' + job as countjobs from
(select job, count(*) cnt from AceDate group by job)
will give you two columns, if you want them in one, then
select cast(cnt as char) + ' ' + job as countjobs from
(select job, count(*) cnt from AceDate group by job)
I tried this, should this be ok? The results looks fine
Select (type +' ('+ ltrim(str(count(type))) +')' ) as xtest from AceData group by type
Select (type +' ('+ ltrim(str(count(type))) +')' ) as xtest from AceData group by type
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