On 2011-08-31 18:14, ncreamer wrote:
The base_tutorial provides an query example where you first count a subset of
data (number of patients with ptsd) and divide that by the total number of
patients with any diagnosis.
Is there a way to - using this same patient example - query for the
percentages of the whole for *all* diagnosis?
SELECT COUNT (*) AS "Total PTSD Patients" FROM "Patients" WHERE
"Diagnosis"='PTSD';
The syntax is a bit different from what I'm used to, but I think you
want "GROUP BY", as in:
SELECT COUNT (*) AS "Total PTSD Patients" FROM "Patients" GROUP BY
"Diagnosis";
/Ulrik
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