In the first line I'm trying to count the the unqiue values of the ID
column, but I'm getting syntax error, any idea how to format the distinct
count?
SELECT Count(test.ID) AS IDCOUNT FROM (select distinct test.ID FROM test),
Sum(test.balance) AS BAL, test.statement, billing.YYMM
FROM billing INNER JOIN test ON billing.ID = test.ID
WHERE (((test.invoice) Like "X*") AND ((test.due)=0) AND
((test.collections)=0))
GROUP BY test.statement, billing.YYMM; 2 10518
Unfortunately, count distinct is simply not provided in Jet. You have to make
a nested query instead, where the first query groups by all the intended group
by fields plus the value in question, then the second includes just the
intended group by fields and includes a simple Count(*) in the Select list.
On Sat, 24 Jan 2004 10:24:22 +0100, "Anne Heddal" <an********@yahoo.com>
wrote: In the first line I'm trying to count the the unqiue values of the ID column, but I'm getting syntax error, any idea how to format the distinct count?
SELECT Count(test.ID) AS IDCOUNT FROM (select distinct test.ID FROM test), Sum(test.balance) AS BAL, test.statement, billing.YYMM FROM billing INNER JOIN test ON billing.ID = test.ID WHERE (((test.invoice) Like "X*") AND ((test.due)=0) AND ((test.collections)=0)) GROUP BY test.statement, billing.YYMM;
Thought I tried that in the syntax below, but I guess my nesting is wrongly
formatted...
"Steve Jorgensen" <no****@nospam.nospam> wrote in message
news:lj********************************@4ax.com... Unfortunately, count distinct is simply not provided in Jet. You have to
make a nested query instead, where the first query groups by all the intended
group by fields plus the value in question, then the second includes just the intended group by fields and includes a simple Count(*) in the Select
list. On Sat, 24 Jan 2004 10:24:22 +0100, "Anne Heddal" <an********@yahoo.com> wrote:
In the first line I'm trying to count the the unqiue values of the ID column, but I'm getting syntax error, any idea how to format the distinct count?
SELECT Count(test.ID) AS IDCOUNT FROM (select distinct test.ID FROM
test),Sum(test.balance) AS BAL, test.statement, billing.YYMM FROM billing INNER JOIN test ON billing.ID = test.ID WHERE (((test.invoice) Like "X*") AND ((test.due)=0) AND ((test.collections)=0)) GROUP BY test.statement, billing.YYMM; This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics
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