MySQL Multiple Counts in Single Query

Question

I am trying to COUNT two columns in a single query, but the results are spitting out the same values for medcount and uploadcount. Any suggestions?

SELECT * , COUNT($tbl_list.listname) AS listcount, 
                    COUNT($tbl_uploads.id) AS uploadcount 
        FROM $tbl_members 
        LEFT JOIN $tbl_list ON $tbl_members.username = $tbl_list.username 
        LEFT JOIN $tbl_uploads ON $tbl_members.username = $tbl_uploads.username 
        GROUP BY $tbl_members.username 
        ORDER BY $tbl_members.lastname, $tbl_members.firstname;

OMG Ponies · Accepted Answer · 2010-02-19 22:31:45Z

7

Use:

   SELECT tm.*, 
          x.listcount, 
          y.uploadcount 
     FROM $tbl_members tm 
LEFT JOIN (SELECT tl.username,
                  COUNT(tl.listname) AS listcount
             FROM $tbl_list tl
         GROUP BY tl.username) x ON x.username = tm.username
LEFT JOIN (SELECT tu.username,
                  COUNT(tu.id) AS uploadcount
             FROM $tbl_uploads tu
         GROUP BY tu.username) y ON y.username = tm.username
 GROUP BY tm.username 
 ORDER BY tm.lastname, tm.firstname

answered Feb 19, 2010 at 22:31

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