> 2 questions.
>
> 1)Hi, I have this 2 tables:
> esame=> select * from libro_autore\g
> id_libro|id_autore
> --------+---------
> s1 | 5
> n3 | 1
> n2 | 2
> n1 | 1
> n1 | 4
>
> and
> esame=> select * from autore\g
> cognome|nome |data_nascita|luogo_nascita|id_autore
> -------+----------+------------+-------------+---------
> King |Stephen | 01-12-1940|NY | 1
> Tamaro |Susanna | 15-02-1965|Milano | 2
> Clancy |Tom | 05-05-1968|Los Angeles | 3
> Straub |Peter | 01-01-1950|Milano | 4
> Maraini|Dacia | 05-04-1962|Catania | 5
> Zorza |Alessandra| 05-05-1974|Cernusco | 6
>
> Now I want to found Cognome, Nome and number of books foreach
> "id_autore"
> in
> the libro_autore table.
> I have think a SQL-statement like
>
> SELECT a.cognome, a.nome,la.id_autore, count(*) from libro_autore la,
> autore a group by l
> a.id_autore\g
>
I don't completely understand you question but this could be what you
are looking for.
SELECT a.cognome, a.nome, la.id_autore, count(la.id_libro)
FROM libro_autore la, autore a
WHERE la.id_autore = a.id_autore
GROUP BY a.cognome, a.nome, la.id_autore;
> (ok this is not correct).
> Any ideas ??
>
> 2)Now I have this table:
> esame=> select * from view1\g
> id_libro|id_utente|tipo
> --------+---------+----
> n3 | 9| 1
> (1 row)
>
> (for the moment only 1 item, but this table can contains more and more
> items).
> I want to find a way that return me for each "id_utente" the number of
> books group by
> "tipo".
SELECT id_utente, tipo, count(id_libro)
FROM view1
ORDER BY id_utente, tipo
GROUP BY id_utente, tipo;
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