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Rob Miller 
    
15 years ago
Hello Richard... awesome seminar!  I have a question about counts. At 03:35 you show count of orders = 9 (with one being null and not counted) and then you show total count of all records = 10.  Apparently the Count(*) does not count all records in the table if you use a WHERE clause in your SQL.  For example, if you add WHERE State = "NY" would return 5 OrderCount and 5 TotalCount.  How would I go about seeing the count of orders from "NY" but total record count would be 10?  I hope this makes sense.

Thanks!
Rob



Reply from Richard Rost:

If you add a WHERE clause, you're limiting your set of data. You would need to use two queries to generate both numbers (and then UNION them)... OR you could throw in a DCOUNT() function which could then count all of your records in the same query.

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