Reputation: 301
I have 2 tables these following tables:
users |
---|
id |
name |
car |
cars |
---|
id |
name |
let's say I have these users
id: 1
, name: Michael
, car: 1
id: 2
, name: Danny
, car: 2
id: 3
, name: Jennifer
, car: 1
and these cars
id: 1
, name: Audi
,
id: 2
, name BMW
I am trying to get how many each type of car the users have, so the result should be like:
cars | cars count |
---|---|
Audi | 2 |
BMW | 1 |
I am running the following command
SELECT u.car, c.name, COUNT('car count') FROM users u INNER JOIN cars c ON c.id = u.car GROUP BY c.id
which gives the following result
cars | name | cars count |
---|---|---|
1 | Audi | 2 |
2 | BMW | 1 |
How can I disregard the name column but to display the name inside the cars column (like I mentioned above)?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 900
Reputation: 1833
Try this:
SELECT
c.name as 'car',
COUNT('car count')
FROM
users u
INNER JOIN
cars c ON c.id = u.car
GROUP BY
c.id
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 686
try this.
SELECT c.name as cars, COUNT('car count')
FROM users u
INNER JOIN cars c ON c.id = u.car
GROUP BY c.id
Upvotes: 1