I have a view that looks like this:
which is defined using this SQL statement:
x
SELECT
p.p_ccode AS C_CODE,
p.p_pcode AS P_CODE,
p.p_phcode AS PH_CODE,
PO.m_doc_type AS TYPE,
PO.crtime AS DATE
FROM
TABLE1 AS p
LEFT OUTER JOIN
DOCTABLE AS PO ON PO.m_ccode = p.p_ccode
AND PO.m_pcode = p.p_pcode
AND PO.m_phcode = p.p_phcode
Now I want to count the records for another table (TABLE 2
) based on the C_CODE
, P_CODE
and PH_CODE
and display it as a column TOTAL
in my view.
How can I do this?
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Answer
one way is to use subquery:
SELECT
p.p_ccode AS C_CODE,
p.p_pcode AS P_CODE,
p.p_phcode AS PH_CODE,
PO.m_doc_type AS TYPE,
PO.crtime AS DATE,
(select count(*) from tale2 t2 where t2.C_CODE = p.p_ccode and t2.P_CODE = p.P_CODE and t2.PH_CODE = p.PH_CODE) as total
FROM TABLE1 AS p
LEFT OUTER JOIN DOCTABLE AS PO
ON PO.m_ccode = p.p_ccode
AND PO.m_pcode = p.p_pcode
AND PO.m_phcode = p.p_phcode