Question

Hi have a query that produces the following result?

  name                       count    
  19 - Evening ACL           1130
  21 - 14 - 16 Provision     585
  81 - HE FT                 458
  85 - HE PT                 233

How can I get so that the query joins the two rows contains ‘HE’. The result I am after is:

  name                    count
  19 - Evening ACL        1130
  21 - 14 - 16 Provision  585
  HE                      691

Here is the query I am using

SELECT 
vc.vc_name,
COUNT(DISTINCT s.s_studentreference) AS 'Count'

FROM

student s
INNER JOIN person p ON p.p_id = s.s_id
INNER JOIN moduleenrolment e ON e.e_student = p.p_id
INNER JOIN module m ON m.m_id = e.e_module
LEFT JOIN valid_codes vc ON vc.vc_code = m.m_mode AND vc.vc_domain = 'moa'

WHERE

LEFT(m.m_reference, 2) IN ('12')


GROUP BY

m.m_mode,
vc.vc_name

ORDER BY

m.m_mode,
vc.vc_name

Thanks

Answer 1

Try this (Assuming 'HE' has a space on either side);

select name, count
from yourTable where charindex(' he ',name)=0
union
select 'HE' name, sum(count) as count
from yourTable where charindex(' he ',name)>0

Another way is;

select A.name, sum(A.count) as count
from (
    select case charindex(' he ',name) 
           when 0 then name else 'HE' end name, count
    from yourTable
) A
group by A.name
order by A.name