Table A
ID_A,Name_A
Table B
ID_B,Name_B,Gender,ID_A
I'd like to sort out all the data (ID_B, Name_B, Gender, ID_A, Name_A) from these two data tables, but the sorting condition is
①Name_BDESC,
②If there are multiple IDs_A, the order in which the number is higher.
When I use the count, I cannot get all the data,
I would appreciate your advice.
I don't understand the correlation of the table and the results required, so this is an imaginary answer.
SELECT
T1.id_b,
T1.name_b,
T1.gender,
T1.id_a,
T2.name_a,
(SELECT count(*) FROM table_b T3 WHERE T3.name_b=T1.name_bAND T3.id_a=T1.id_a) AS my_count
from
table_bAST1
LEFT JOIN
table_a AST2USING(id_a)
ORDER BY
T1.name_b DESC, my_count DESC;
I think it's better to do it like this
SELECT clauses that return rows and columns can be treated as values
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