dbForge + COUNT(): When Counting Rows Becomes Effortless

federico-r (37)in #sql • 3 days ago

Working with SQL Server often means counting rows — orders, users, log entries. Sure, SELECT COUNT(*) … works. But what if your database tool made it easier, smarter, and less error-prone?
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The COUNT function is one of the most fundamental SQL operations. You use it to get totals, generate reports, or analyze data. But when queries involve JOINs, GROUP BY, or conditional filters, mistakes happen: NULLs miscounted, grouping errors, or incorrect totals. Suddenly, your “simple” query requires extra checks.

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3 days ago in #sql by federico-r (37)

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