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sql query string help?
Dear friends...

I need a sql query string,....

I have database with names as follows..

ABC
ABC
DEF
FRG
FRG
FRG
FRG
DEF
ABC

Now i need a sql query string to show the data by following way.
FRG 4
ABC 3
DEF 2
please help

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SELECT name, Count(name) as 'Count'
FROM TableName
GROUP BY name
ORDER BY 'Count' DESC
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dear sir:

Thank you for your help.

I got the answer but it is not in desending order..

ABC 3
DEF 2
FRG 4


Please help

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Thank you it is working now

instead of ORDER by 'Count' DESC

i changed this to ORDER BY count(name) DESC

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need more help sql?
Dear friends


thanks for solving my problem .

I need a query to show the result as follow


table has two fields

user Name
A ABC
B DEF
B DEF
A ABC
C ABC


Now i want sql query to generate following out put
ABC 2
DEF 1


I hope you people understand what i need, expecting for your kind help

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