someone signs up. What I'd like to do is pull information from the DB
such that I can see each country and the number of users from each.
For example:
Argentina 10
Brazil 5
Canada 3
I'm having trouble writing the SQL for this...any suggestions?
Thanks,
Erik
"Erik Lautier" <lautier@.gmail.comwrote in message
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Hi, I have a table that I insert a member's country into every time
someone signs up. What I'd like to do is pull information from the DB
such that I can see each country and the number of users from each.
For example:
>
Argentina 10
Brazil 5
Canada 3
W/o schema it's impossible to say what you want for sure but something like
create table membership
(
country varchar(20),
signup varchar(20)
);
insert into membership values ('Argentina', 'member 1')
insert into membership values ('Argentina', 'member 2')
insert into membership values ('Brazil', 'member 1')
insert into membership values ('Brazil', 'member 1')
insert into membership values ('Brazil', 'member 2')
insert into membership values ('Brazil', 'member 3')
insert into membership values ('Canada', 'member 1')
select country, count(signup) from membership group by country
SELECT COUNTRY, COUNT(signup) from membership group by country
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I'm having trouble writing the SQL for this...any suggestions?
>
Thanks,
>
Erik
>
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SQL Server DBA Consulting Remote and Onsite available!
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On Apr 22, 8:23 pm, "Greg D. Moore \(Strider\)"
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"Erik Lautier" <laut...@.gmail.comwrote in message
>
news:1177283677.045638.109480@.o5g2000hsb.googlegro ups.com...
>
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Hi, I have a table that I insert a member's country into every time
someone signs up. What I'd like to do is pull information from the DB
such that I can see each country and the number of users from each.
For example:
>
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Originally Posted by
Argentina 10
Brazil 5
Canada 3
>
W/o schema it's impossible to say what you want for sure but something like
>
create table membership
(
country varchar(20),
signup varchar(20)
);
>
insert into membership values ('Argentina', 'member 1')
insert into membership values ('Argentina', 'member 2')
insert into membership values ('Brazil', 'member 1')
insert into membership values ('Brazil', 'member 1')
insert into membership values ('Brazil', 'member 2')
insert into membership values ('Brazil', 'member 3')
insert into membership values ('Canada', 'member 1')
>
select country, count(signup) from membership group by country
>
SELECT COUNTRY, COUNT(signup) from membership group by country
>
>
>
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Originally Posted by
I'm having trouble writing the SQL for this...any suggestions?
>
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Originally Posted by
Thanks,
>
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Originally Posted by
Erik
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Greg Moore
SQL Server DBA Consulting Remote and Onsite available!
Email: sql (at) greenms.com http://www.greenms.com/sqlserver.html
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