Re: [GENERAL] Stupid SQL Question:

2000-11-14 Thread shawn everett
Putting the WHERE clause before the GROUP BY clause worked. I'm too stupid or too tired to think clearly. :) Thanks all Shawn On Tue, 14 Nov 2000, Michael Fork wrote: > Try these queries... > > SELECT injdate, outcome, count(outcome) FROM safety GROUP BY > injdate,outcome; > > or > > SELECT o

Re: [GENERAL] Stupid SQL Question:

2000-11-14 Thread Michael Fork
Try these queries... SELECT injdate, outcome, count(outcome) FROM safety GROUP BY injdate,outcome; or SELECT outcome, count(outcome) FROM safety WHERE injdate='2000-11-14' GROUP BY outcome; Michael Fork - CCNA - MCP - A+ Network Support - Toledo Internet Access - Toledo Ohio On Tue, 14 Nov

Re: [GENERAL] Stupid SQL Question:

2000-11-14 Thread Jonathan Ellis
> Adding a WHERE clause to the query doesn't work for example: > > SELECT outcome,count(outcome) from safety > GROUP BY outcome > WHERE InjDate='2000-11'14'; A WHERE clause must come before a GROUP BY clause. Also note that if you are using a table with the row defined as datetime instead of dat

[GENERAL] Stupid SQL Question:

2000-11-14 Thread shawn everett
I have a table defined as follows: CREATE TABLE safety ( sid SERIAL, side INTEGER, InjDate DATE, InjType INTEGER, Outcome INTEGER, PRIMARY KEY (sid) ); What I'm trying to generate is a list of all outcomes and how many of each that occured for a pa