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MS SQL nested query for counting records?
Please help with a request. I don't understand how to calculate the number of records.
It is necessary to display the data in this format: Name, Department, Number of sales by a certain status.
Ivanov | Sales | 100
All entities are stored in different tables, but linked by contact ID.
Here is my request:
SELECT contact.Name AS NAME,
department.Name AS DEPARTMENT,
COUNT(SELECT * FROM Orders WHERE Status='xxx') AS MYCOUNT
FROM Contact contact JOIN Department department ON contact.DepartmentId= department.Id
WHERE contact.DepartmentId ='9b90c192-60e6-df11-971b-001d60e938c6'
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Modify the subquery by adding the necessary relationships and conditions to it (I can’t show the solution due to the lack of a complete diagram).
(SELECT COUNT(ID) FROM Orders WHERE Status='xxx') AS MYCOUNT
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