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Count data from table SQL



my query:







"SELECT id

FROM user_follow

WHERE user_id IN(3,6) AND follow_id NOT IN(3,6)

GROUP BY follow_id";







and it show :







[users] => Array

(

[0] => Array

(

[id] => 20

)



[1] => Array

(

[id] => 9

)



[2] => Array

(

[id] => 19

)



)







I need to count data (in this example query must give back 3 as result)








I tried COUNT(id) but result was not good for me.





result :







[0] => Array

(

[count(id)] => 1

)







I tried SELECT count(1)





result :







[0] => Array

(

[count(1)] => 1

)



[1] => Array

(

[count(1)] => 2

)



[2] => Array

(

[count(1)] => 1

)







Still not not one number (3). I want something like this [users] => 3


Comments

  1. If you need only the number and not the data itself you can try this:

    SELECT count(1)
    FROM user_follow
    WHERE user_id IN(3,6) AND follow_id NOT IN(3,6)
    GROUP BY follow_id

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  2. $count=mysql_num_rows($sql);


    you can try this

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  3. if I am understanding your need, you can use count on the array itself as follows :

    $count=count($users)

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