How to apply count () function in Joins

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Hi i am using following code....plzz let me know how to get count i.e number of rows affected.

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Select ACCOUNT.ACCOUNT,OPPORTUNITY.OPPORTUNITYID,OPPORTUNITY.STAGE,OPPORTUNITY.STATUS,
SECCODE.SECCODEDESC,SECCODE.SECCODEID
from OPPORTUNITY
Inner Join ACCOUNT on OPPORTUNITY.SECCODEID=ACCOUNT.SECCODEID
Inner join SECCODE on OPPORTUNITY.SECCODEID=SECCODE.SECCODEID
where SECCODE.SECCODEID in ('F6UJ9A00000A','F6UJ9A000007','F6UJ9A000009','F6UJ9A000003') and OPPORTUNITY.STATUS in ('Lost/Dead')

Posted 15-Oct-13 3:10am

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thatraja 15-Oct-13 9:25am

Not clear, rephrase your question clearly

Kschuler 15-Oct-13 9:31am

Do you just want the count of how many rows are pulled back from the join? If so, just add COUNT(*) to the SELECT.

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Mehdy Moini · Answer 1 · 2013-10-15T09:37:00

Solution 1

You can select System variable @@ROWCOUNT after executing your query:

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select @@ROWCOUNT

Posted 15-Oct-13 9:37am

Mehdy Moini