The point here is that I don’t have the data base table names so please don’t suggest to choose one table on to do on it ‘SELECT COUNT(*)’
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The point here is that I don’t have the data base table names so please don’t suggest to choose one table on to do on it ‘SELECT COUNT(*)’
This depends on the database, but usually there are some tables that always exist or a table isn’t even required.
For Oracle:
For SqlServer:
Not very elegant, but generally does the job if you know the database brand.