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Jun
16
2022
MySQL COUNT() – the Essence, Syntax, and Types
Posted by Alena Subotina on Thu 16 Jun 2022 11:22 UTC
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If your occupation has anything to do with databases, you face all kinds of routine tasks on data manipulation every day. Does it mean you have to do them all manually? Of course, not. It would consume all your time and raise plenty of risks. There are many convenient IDEs like dbForge Studio for MySQL […]

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Dec
20
2010
MySQL select count
Posted by Ilan Hazan on Mon 20 Dec 2010 11:45 UTC
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COUNT function counts the number of rows retrieved by a SELECT statement. The return value is of type BIGINT. The COUNT(expr) function count the number of non-NULL values of expr in the rows retrieved by a SELECT statement. SELECT COUNT(expr) FROM tbl; In contrast, COUNT(*) is different in that it returns a count of the […]

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