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How do I do this without a subquery?

I need to make the same query, but without a subquery! I need to get the count of rows in which genre_id is equal to the :deletedGenreId and the org_type_id value of this line in this table is not unique Answer There is nothing wrong with sub-query. Sub-query actually can help boost performance and increase code readability if you do

Combining MySQL Queries to get total amount

I’m trying to combine the following 2 queries. table_A stores a list of available appointments and number_open is how many open slots there are for a specific appointment, in this case 2020-06-30 AM which has 5 open. table_B contains any dates waiting to be accepted and has a different record for each date request, so in this case, 2 rows

Convert SAS proc sql to Python(pandas)

I rewrite some code from SAS to Python using Pandas library. I’ve got such code, and I have no idea what should I do with it? Can you help me, beacase its too complicated for me to do it correct. I’ve changed the name of columns (for encrypt sensitive data) This is SAS code: This is my try in Pandas:

SQL Date range by month returns in multiple rows

I am looking to get the count of entries by the month. However, this is returning the total count. I would like it to be something like. Month —– Count January —- 500 February —- 600 If I can’t get the month in there, thats fine, but I would definitely like to have it so the count has its own

Count grouped dates in SQL

I currently have data looking like: where grp is grouped consecutive dates. I want to count each of this grp, so with above data, I would like to get result of 5 (2 consecutive date groups for id 1, 3 consecutive date groups for id 2). Anyone have idea how to tackle this? Answer Do you just want count(distinct)? I

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