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Aug 26, 2004

Hello,

I'm new to SQL.
For a statistic application, I wish know the subtotal of lines pro region (Mitte, ost, west, ost, etc).

How can I do that?

A lot of thx for your help and time,
Regards, Dominique



Code:


SELECT
distinct case
when ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = '' then 'nicht_zugeteilt'
when ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = '----------------------------------' then 'nicht_zugeteilt'
when ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = 'AG' then 'mitte'
when ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = 'AI' then 'ost'
when ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = 'AR' then 'ost'
when ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = 'BE' then 'bern'
when ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = 'BL' then 'mitte'
when ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = 'BS' then 'mitte'
when ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = 'FR' then 'west'
when ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = 'GE' then 'west'
when ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = 'GL' then 'ost'
when ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = 'GR' then 'ost'
when ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = 'JU' then 'west'
when ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = 'LU' then 'mitte'
when ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = 'NE' then 'west'
when ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = 'NW' then 'mitte'
when ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = 'OW' then 'mitte'
when ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = 'SG' then 'ost'
when ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = 'SH' then 'ost'
when ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = 'SO' then 'mitte'
when ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = 'SZ' then 'mitte'
when ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = 'TG' then 'ost'
when ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = 'TI' then 'west'
when ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = 'UR' then 'mitte'
when ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = 'VD' then 'west'
when ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = 'VS' then 'west'
when ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = 'ZG' then 'mitte'
when ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = 'ZH' then 'ost'
end as region,
(SELECT count(*) FROM ANZSUCHEN WHERE ANZSUCHEN.KANTON = 'FR')
FROM
ANZSUCHEN
GROUP BY
ANZSUCHEN.KANTON
ORDER BY
region



Results:

Code:


region (No colomn name)
bern34
mitte34
nicht_zugeteilt34
ost34
west34

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