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chinday
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Posted on 02-12-19 6:41
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Can you please help me get sql query for below output from the input provided :
TABLE:
No of
classes |
Student |
Science |
A |
Commerce |
A |
Science |
B |
Science |
C |
Commerce |
C |
Commerce |
C |
Science |
B |
Science |
A |
Science |
G |
Commerce |
D |
Commerce |
D |
OUTPUT:
No of
classes |
Student |
Count |
Science |
A |
2 |
Commerce |
A |
1 |
Science |
B |
2 |
Science |
C |
1 |
Commerce |
C |
2 |
Commerce |
D |
2 |
Science |
G |
1 |
I will appreciate the help.
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nepalinaike
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Posted on 02-12-19 6:50
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You might want to try something like this: select number of classes, student, count(*) as Count From tablename group by number of classes, student Good luck!
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Lee_St
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Posted on 02-12-19 9:54
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SELECT NO OF CLASSES,STUDENT,COUNT(*) AS COUNT FROM TABLE GROUP BY NO OF CLASSES,STUDENT ORDER BY STUDENT ASC;
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STUPIDA
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Posted on 02-13-19 1:42
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SELECT [No of classes], Student, COUNT(*) AS Count FROM TABLE GROUP BY [No of classes], Student ORDER BY Student ASC, [No of classes] DESC;
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