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Hi @ll,

 

I have two tables t1 and t2, now I am doing t1 LEFT JOIN t2.

 

In the where clause I need to test some condition against table t1. So I am putting the condition like t1.fld_name = <some_val>.

and this does not match with any row. If I am having count(t1.field1), it shall get count "0" for that row, but it is not generating result for that row.

 

As the condition I am putting, is being generated dynamically and I can't append it to the JOIN. What is the solution for above stated problem??

 

Thanks

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So I am putting the condition like t1.fld_name = <some_val> and this does not match with any row. If I am having count(t1.field1), it shall get count "0" for that row, but it is not generating result for that row.

Why are you expecting a result if you are getting a zero row count ?

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