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Asked: May 15, 20262026-05-15T18:45:08+00:00 2026-05-15T18:45:08+00:00

I have to rewrite a query written for mysql5 to mysql4.0 which doesn’t support

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I have to rewrite a query written for mysql5 to mysql4.0 which doesn’t support sub select I have a query like this :

select a,
       c,
       (select count(*) from A) as e 
          from (select b, sum(e) as a 
                  from B 
                 where h = "foo" 
              group by b) TABLEB,
       (select sum(d),
               count(*) as c 
          from C 
         where d = "bar") TABLEC

I try to merge TABLEA and TABLE B in one request but sum() results are not correct ( sum(e) values become sum(e) multiplied by the number of rows of TABLEC)

All the grouped values become a multiple of the real values (depending on rows number).

Is is possible to transform this query into only one query for mysql 4.0 or will I have to split it into 3 query ?

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    2026-05-15T18:45:09+00:00Added an answer on May 15, 2026 at 6:45 pm

    Why in the world are you migrating to MySQL 4.0? It’s ancient history, slow, buggy, and insecure. If you’re using a hosting service that still runs MySQL 4.0, switch to a different hosting service.

    But regardless of that, I see no reason why you combined these queries into one, even if you do use MySQL 5.0. The results from each table have no relationship to the others.

    Just run three queries:

    select b, sum(e) as esum from B where h = 'foo' group by b;
    
    select sum(d) as dsum, count(*) as c from C where d = 'bar';
    
    select count(*) as acount from A;
    

    p.s.: Use single-quotes for string literals in SQL.

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