Question

Background: There are multiple DBPArentProductKEys associated with a POG.ID.

I need to count the number of Pog.DBKEYs that occurs. Right now the results count total POG.IDs in the total database for value4, but I want the count associated with the DBparentproductkey.

select distinct 
    Count(pog.DBKey) as Total,
    pos.DBParentProductKey 
from
    ix_spc_planogram as pog with (nolock), ix_spc_position as pos with (nolock), 
    ix_spc_product as pro with (nolock) 
where 
    pog.dbkey = pos.dbparentplanogramkey
    and pog.Value4 = 358 
group by 
    pog.DBKey, pos.DBParentProductKey

Answer 1

Take pog.DBKey out of the GROUP BY.

Also, I think you are missing a join condition. You have no join condition against table pro.

Finally, DISTINCT shouldn’t be needed.