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How to count two different columns in sql

I have a database which looks like this. My task is to get the columns of dates, number of exams on that date, number of students who write an exam on that date. Something like Date – Exam Count – Student Count. I have done this but in two different queries. Result: edate Exams | =================…

2 columns one below another in sql

I’m getting this error ORA-12704: character set mismatch can you please help me to fix this Answer See whether this helps. I presume that this is your situation: This is your current query: This is what you might try to do – apply the to_char function to a nvarchar2 column:

SQL entries in French/English and Japanese

I have an old SQL4 database and I’m trying to re-upload it to our newly created database on Phpmyadmin. The characters in the tables are latin and japanese. I tried to change those specific columns but the result is still broken characters for the columns I need to display in Japanese. Here is a screens…

Replace subquery with join for the same table

Can the expected result in this case be accomplished without a subquery ? Maybe using a join ? We have a name say ‘jose’, Expected result is all rows which has same color as jose. Query should run in both MS-SQL and ORACLE. http://sqlfiddle.com/#!18/5f7e3/2 Answer You can get this result with a JO…