1. Select COUNT (*) from table; Number of statistical tuples
2. Select count (column name) from table; Count the number of values in a column
3. Select COUNT (*) from table where field = ""; Total number of records that meet the criteria
4. Sql_count = "SELECT count (*) from article a Where 1=1";
In this statement, a represents the article table, which can be followed by a. field that represents the table's fields, where 1 = 1, which is equivalent to providing a where. Because 1=1 is always set up.
You can add and a. field = "", and so on, depending on whether you need to add a condition.
Cases:
Sql_count = "SELECT count (*) from article a where 1=1";
if (! "". Equals (title) && title!=null) {
Sql_count + = "and a.a_title like '%" +title+ "%";
}
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