Currently when I issue this SQL, it gets the distinct username.
I have some distinct usernames, which represent groups, e.g. GRP_BSN.
GRP_BSN
I would li
Not very efficient, but should work:
SELECT CASE WHEN username LIKE 'GRP%' THEN username ELSE 'GRP_OTHERS' END AS username, COUNT(*) FROM host WHERE seq BETWEEN 0 AND 2000 GROUP BY CASE WHEN username LIKE 'GRP%' THEN username ELSE 'GRP_OTHERS' END;