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Newbie here. Hoping to get some help on this. I'm writing an MySQL database application that is basically a list of songs where users vote on them. I'm trying to figure out how to count the numbers in a particular table's column. For example, I have the following:
Database: SongDB
This Table: Ratings
This Table's Column: RateID (auto #), Rating (1-5), SongID (1-50)
I want to count or add up (SUM) each individual "Rating" and sort the list of songs on an ASP page in ascending (ASC) order based on its total rating.
Do I need to create a function to first add up the individual ratings, then select them in ascending order? If so, how would I write this code?
Here's what I have now that sorts the song list alphabetically by song title:<
Database: SongDB
This Table: Ratings
This Table's Column: RateID (auto #), Rating (1-5), SongID (1-50)
I want to count or add up (SUM) each individual "Rating" and sort the list of songs on an ASP page in ascending (ASC) order based on its total rating.
Do I need to create a function to first add up the individual ratings, then select them in ascending order? If so, how would I write this code?
Here's what I have now that sorts the song list alphabetically by song title:
Code:
"SELECT * FROM Songs ORDER BY SongTitle ASC"
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sql Sum() function used with "Group by" should get you what you want.
This will explain it better than I can.
http://www.w3schools.com/sql/sql_groupby.asp
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Thanks cripto, I'll take a look at that. [^]
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