February 25, 2013 at 3:46 am
I have three tables namely,
TBL_SRTAPPGROUPPOWER ,
TBL_SRTTICKETMASTER and
TBL_MARVEL_STATUS which has status id 1to25
I wrote the following query to fetch the count of tickets with status id ( MSTAT_N_SID ) but i'm unable to get the status ids with count 0 (zero)
How can i get it ? Please help
select MSTAT_N_SID, count(TSTM.TICKET_N_TICKETNO) from TBL_MARVEL_STATUS TSM left join TBL_SRTTICKETMASTER TSTM on TSM.MSTAT_N_SID=TSTM.TICKET_N_STATUSID WHERE TICKET_N_APPID IN (SELECT AG_N_APPID FROM TBL_SRTAPPGROUPPOWER WHERE AG_V_APPGROUPID='1') GROUP BY MSTAT_N_SID;
The Output:
MSTAT_N_SID COUNT(TSTM.TICKET_N_TICKETNO)
---------------------- -----------------------------
1 11
4 1
7 2
9 2
11 80
15 2
February 25, 2013 at 7:44 am
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February 25, 2013 at 9:09 am
I agree with Sean. Please see the link he has referenced. We'll be able to give you better help with more complete information.
In the meantime, take a look at the WHERE clause in the query. It appears that you may have put WHERE conditions on the TBL_SRTTICKETMASTER table. If that's the case, it would prevent the LEFT JOIN from allowing the null conditions to be returned. Those would be the rows that you'll need to get your zero counts. Not sure if this is the issue but it's something you might want to investigate.
Here's an article[/url] that discusses the impact of WHERE clause filters on LEFT JOINS.
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