Обсуждение: Retreving count of rows returned by a join query

I have a query in which I have joins.

something like

select a.1, b.2 from a, b
where a.3 = b.3;

how can I fetch the number of rows returned by this query.
normal count(*) doesn't work in this context as desired.

Thanks,
~Jas

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with count(*) i want other  rows as well
something like

select count(*) , a.3 from a, b where a.3 = b.3;

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On Thursday 31 May 2007 05:17, Jasbinder Singh Bali wrote:
> with count(*) i want other  rows as well
> something like
>
> select count(*) , a.3 from a, b where a.3 = b.3;

That would require two queries unless you want to use subqueries:

select count(*) from a,b where a.3=b.3;

select a.3 from a,b where a.3=b.3;

Sean