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I have a query that I would like to use a union statement in to grab the number of replies to a specific thread. The initial topic thread is in a different table, which I am grabbing in the initial query... I would prefer to do this in the single query, however I supposed I could do a separate loops and grab the number of replies with a totally distinct query

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  1. SELECT id,title,category,message FROM forum UNION(SELECT count(msg_id) FROM forum_discussion WHERE msg_id=id) WHERE status!='Closed'
  2.  
Jun 2 '08 #1
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Atli
5,058 Expert 4TB
Couldn't you just use a sub-query?
Like:
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  1. SELECT 
  2.   id, title, category, message
  3.   ( SELECT COUNT(*) FROM forum_discussion
  4.     WHERE msg_id = forum.id
  5.   ) AS 'Posts'
  6. FROM forum
  7. WHERE status!='Closed'
  8.  
Jun 2 '08 #2
jgentes
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I tried that but it failed putting it just as a field.

if I ran just that query though and substituted the reference value for an actual value, it worked properly.
Jun 5 '08 #3

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