SQL COUNT Entries in Table 2 JOIN

Question

Using MySQL, I have three tables:

Projects

ID  name
1   "birthday party"
2   "soccer match"
3   "wine tasting evening"
4   "dig out garden"
5   "mountainbiking"
6   "making music"

party

ID  projectID  templateID  when
1   1          1            7 days before
2   1          1            1 day  before
3   4          2           21 days before
4   4          1            7 days before
5   5          1            7 days before
6   3          5            7 days before
7   3          3           14 days before
8   5          1           14 days before

Patterns

ID  name  message
1   inf1  "Hi, I'd like to invite ..."
2   for1  "Dear Sir, Madam, ..."
3   can1  "Can you please ..."
4   inf2  "Would you like to ..."
5   all1  "To all dear friends ..."
6   inf3  "Does any of you guys ..."

I would like to display a table of templates and the number of projects in which they are used. So, the result should be (updated!):

templateName  projectCount
inf1          3
for1          1
can1          1
inf2          0
all1          1
inf3          0

I tried all kinds of SQL queries using various JOINs, but I think it is too complicated for me. Is it possible to get this result with a single SQL statement?

Answer 1

SELECT t.name templateName, COUNT(DISTICT b.projectID) projectCount
FROM templates t
LEFT OUTER JOIN batches b ON t.ID = b.templateID
GROUP BY t.ID, t.name
ORDER BY t.ID

Answer 2

Select TemplateId,
       Count(distinct projectId) as ProjectCount,
FROM batches 
Group By TemplateId

I hope this works.

We need excellent, because from the selected data I see the same template, and the project has several lines ...

Answer 3

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SELECT TemplateId, COUNT(ProjectId) AS ProjectCount FROM Batches GROUP BY TemplateId

Answer 4

o/p, , , templateId projectCount

select templateID, count(templateID) as projectCount from batches group by templateID

CHANGE (AFTER CHANGE QUESTION)

select t.name as templateName, count(b.templateID) as projectCount from batches b, templates t where b.templateID=t.id group by t.id

Answer 5

I am not sure about the syntax of mySql, but this should do:

SELECT t.name as templateName, COUNT(DISTINCT b.projectID) as projectCount
FROM batches b
INNER JOIN templates t
  ON b.templateId = t.ID
GROUP BY t.name