@muriel.schmidt
You can use the COUNT() function in MySQL to get the number of grouped records. Here is an example:
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SELECT column1, column2, COUNT(*) AS record_count FROM your_table GROUP BY column1, column2; |
In this example, replace column1
and column2
with the actual column names in your table. This query will group the records by the specified columns and return the count of grouped records as record_count
.
You can also include other columns in the SELECT statement if you want to retrieve additional data along with the record count.