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Cyclonik
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Posted - 2001-02-13 : 19:23:49
( select b.lanid,b.Fname,b.Lname, count(a.agent)as Total from tblUsersT b left JOIN tblVoice_monitorsT a ON b.lanid=a.agent Where b.managerid = 'bowens' group by b.Lname,b.Fname,b.lanid )

what i need from this query is only the COUNT of the records in table "A" where the manager ID is equal to b.managerid

If i add "and where a.managerid = 'bowens'" it only returns the the records where the "lanid" mathces in both tables killing my Left Join.

without the added where condition i get a COUNT of every record for that person no matter what the managerid is in table "A"


Maybe i am just missing something..hope this doesn't sound too confusing

Thanks
Christian


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