How do I save a “Count” SQL query?
First “Count” query;
SELECT PrimaryKey,
HostName,
Operation,
COUNT(*)as'Updated'
FROM [Testdb].[dbo].[Audit]
where Operationlike'u'
GROUPBY PrimaryKey,
HOSTNAME,
Operation
orderby HostName
Result of the First “Count” query;
From this query we can see that “Hostname” PC091 performed 4 “u” “Operations” on “PrimaryKey” 70148
| PrimaryKey | HostName | Operation | Updated |
| 70148 | PC091 | u | 4 |
| 70156 | PC091 | u | 4 |
| 70191 | PC091 | u | 3 |
| 70202 | PC093 | u | 4 |
| 70231 | PC093 | u | 4 |
| 70296 | PC093 | u | 4 |
| 70345 | PC093 | u | 4 |
| 70401 | PC095 | u | 4 |
| 70409 | PC095 | u | 3 |
| 70460 | PC095 | u | 4 |
| 70490 | PC095 | u | 4 |
| 70498 | PC095 | u | 3 |
I would like to perform a “Count” query on the above table to show how many “PrimaryKey” where updated by each “Hostname”
Expected results;
| HostName | Operation | Updated |
| PC091 | u | 3 |
| PC093 | u | 4 |
| PC095 | u | 5 |