I am left joining two tables, 'device' and 'unit'. Device defines the type of device and an unit is an unique device that points to a row in the device table, defining its type.
I am now searching for a solution to select every device type from 'device' and counting how many units are there pointing to this device. The problem I am confronted with in my current solution,
SQL:
SELECT device.*, COUNT(unit.id)
FROM device LEFT JOIN unit ON device.id = unit.device_id GROUPBY device.id
Scala Slick:
def devicesWithUnitCount = for {
(device, unit) <- TableQuery[TDDevice] joinLeft TableQuery[TDUnit]
on (_.id === _.deviceID)
groupBy (_._1)
} yield (device, unit.size)
is that I get a count result of at least 1, even if there is no unit pointing to the device type.
How can I achieve this counting in SQL, or preferably Slick?
Your SQL is correct for what you want to do. Slick is probably producing a query like this:
SELECT device.*, COUNT(device.id)
-----------------------^
FROM device LEFT JOIN
unit
ON device.id = unit.device_id
GROUP BY device.id;
Maybe there is a way to get it to count device_id, which is unamibiguously from unit.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32813118/get-count-of-rows-in-table-a-that-have-a-reference-to-table-b