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Asked: 2026-05-12T15:22:03+00:00

I have two fields (project and version) from two different tables, and I am

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I have two fields (project and version) from two different tables, and I am trying to get the total of entries that match unique project/version combinations, however the versions in some projects match up with versions in other projects (Project 1 has version 1.0, and so does Project 2) so my SQL statement isn’t working:

SELECT TOP 100 PERCENT project.PNAME AS PROJECT, version.VNAME AS VERSION, COUNT(version.VNAME)
FROM issue INNER JOIN
project ON issue.PROJECT = project.ID INNER JOIN
version ON issue.VERSION = version.ID
GROUP BY project.PNAME, version.VNAME

I thought I could use something like

COUNT(project.PNAME, version.VNAME)

but I was wrong… I’m sure the answer is easy but I cannot find it… any help?

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  1. Editorial Team

    I’m not certain about SQL Server but normally you can use COUNT(*) to count the number of grouped rows. Simple example giving the count per PNAME:

    SELECT COUNT(*), project.PNAME FROM project GROUP BY project.PNAME
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