I have two tables, a vehicle
table with columns:
id
stock
year
make
In the way the anser suggests, you get repeated values of "vehicle". A better way, is to group results. Try without the JOIN :
SELECT
`vehicle`.`id`,
`vehicle`.`stock`,
`vehicle`.`year`,
`vehicle`.`make`,
`vehicle`.`model`,
`images`.`name`,
(
SELECT COUNT(*)
FROM `images`
WHERE `vehicle_id` = `vehicle`.`id`
) AS `image_count`
FROM `vehicle`
WHERE `images`.`default`
SELECT
`vehicle`.`id`,
`vehicle`.`stock`,
`vehicle`.`year`,
`vehicle`.`make`,
`vehicle`.`model`,
`images`.`name`,
(
SELECT COUNT(*)
FROM `images`
WHERE `vehicle_id` = `vehicle`.`id`
) AS `image_count`
FROM `vehicle`
LEFT JOIN `images`
ON `images`.`vehicle_id` = `vehicle`.`id`
WHERE `images`.`default`
Task: Print 3 columns table:
Expected output (just an example):
+----------------------+----------------+--------------+
| title | comments_count | images_count |
+----------------------+----------------+--------------+
| BMW X6 | 35 | 9 |
| Audi A6 | 3 | 5 |
| Volkswagen Passat B6 | 78 | 6 |
| Volkswagen Passat B5 | 129 | 4 |
+----------------------+----------------+--------------+
Solution:
SELECT
vehicles.title,
(SELECT COUNT(*) FROM comments WHERE vehicles.id = comments.vehicle_id) AS comments_count,
(SELECT COUNT(*) FROM images WHERE vehicles.id = images.vehicle_id) AS images_count
FROM vehicles