Re: Different Count(distinct) in the same query
First a comment on the schema... Today, you have types a,b,c; tomorrow you will have a,b,c,d. What will you do? The answer is that you should have those columns (%_txn and %_currency) in another table with multiple rows as needed.
I'm confused as to what you are doing, but here are some tips:
SUM(b_txn <> 0) -- counts the number of rows with b_txn <> 0
GROUP BY customer -- may be necessary
Please provide SHOW CREATE TABLE
You want txn=45 -- please show us which numbers add up to 45.
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Re: Different Count(distinct) in the same query
May 11, 2014 11:23AM
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