Hi.
I have a (simplified) table layout like this:
+---------+ +---------+ | sub_a | +------+ | sub_b |
+---------+ | main | +---------+ | id | +------+ | id | | main_id
| ----> | id | <---- | main_id | | ... | | ... | | ... | +---------+
+------+ +---------+
What I am trying to get is a list that shows how many records from
'sub_a' and 'sub_b' are referencing 'main':
main_id | count_a | count_b
---------+---------+---------1 | 2 | 12 | 12 | 13 | 7 | 3[......]
This query obviously does not do what I need, it gives me the product
of count_a and count_b in both columns instead:
select main.id as main_id, count(sub_a.*) as count_a, count(sub_b.*) as count_b from
main, sub_a, sub_b where sub_a.main_id = main.id and sub_b.main_id = main.id group by
main.id having count(sub_a.*) > 0 and count(sub_b.*) > 0 ;
Is it possible to get a list like the one above with a single query?
thanks,
stefan