Get count of value row
I'm trying to figure out what mysql code would do the following.
Count * from 'users' table (eg; 0,7 rows) then within the count get the count of 'money' based on the value of the user. I'm struggling to explain, so I hope that I've gave as much detail, 1 more example below.
I'm trying to achieve this
You are currently the eg 1st, 2nd (depending on money value). richest person on the website.
database example:
id -- username -- money
[-------------------------------]
[ 1 -- name -- 1000
[ 2 -- name2 -- 3000
[-------------------------------]
mysql count
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I'm trying to figure out what mysql code would do the following.
Count * from 'users' table (eg; 0,7 rows) then within the count get the count of 'money' based on the value of the user. I'm struggling to explain, so I hope that I've gave as much detail, 1 more example below.
I'm trying to achieve this
You are currently the eg 1st, 2nd (depending on money value). richest person on the website.
database example:
id -- username -- money
[-------------------------------]
[ 1 -- name -- 1000
[ 2 -- name2 -- 3000
[-------------------------------]
mysql count
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I'm trying to figure out what mysql code would do the following.
Count * from 'users' table (eg; 0,7 rows) then within the count get the count of 'money' based on the value of the user. I'm struggling to explain, so I hope that I've gave as much detail, 1 more example below.
I'm trying to achieve this
You are currently the eg 1st, 2nd (depending on money value). richest person on the website.
database example:
id -- username -- money
[-------------------------------]
[ 1 -- name -- 1000
[ 2 -- name2 -- 3000
[-------------------------------]
mysql count
asked 5 mins ago
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I'm trying to figure out what mysql code would do the following.
Count * from 'users' table (eg; 0,7 rows) then within the count get the count of 'money' based on the value of the user. I'm struggling to explain, so I hope that I've gave as much detail, 1 more example below.
I'm trying to achieve this
You are currently the eg 1st, 2nd (depending on money value). richest person on the website.
database example:
id -- username -- money
[-------------------------------]
[ 1 -- name -- 1000
[ 2 -- name2 -- 3000
[-------------------------------]
mysql count
mysql count
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