Is it possible to get 0 count for group by queries when there are no rows for that particular group by












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We have two tables




Note
--------------------
id | text | label_id
1 | abcs | 1
2 | accs | 2
3 | abts | 1



Label
---------
id | name
1 | pro
2 | foo
3 | bar


Now the data I want is




Label Name | Note Count
------------------------
pro | 2
foo | 1
bar | 0


Now if I do this:
Note.objects.all().values('label__name').annotate(count=Count('id', distinct=True))



I wont get the 3rd row, which is (bar, 0). Is there any way to get this information? Condition being it has to be done in a single query and the query should be on Notes model and not start from the Label model










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    For eg:



    We have two tables




    Note
    --------------------
    id | text | label_id
    1 | abcs | 1
    2 | accs | 2
    3 | abts | 1



    Label
    ---------
    id | name
    1 | pro
    2 | foo
    3 | bar


    Now the data I want is




    Label Name | Note Count
    ------------------------
    pro | 2
    foo | 1
    bar | 0


    Now if I do this:
    Note.objects.all().values('label__name').annotate(count=Count('id', distinct=True))



    I wont get the 3rd row, which is (bar, 0). Is there any way to get this information? Condition being it has to be done in a single query and the query should be on Notes model and not start from the Label model










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      For eg:



      We have two tables




      Note
      --------------------
      id | text | label_id
      1 | abcs | 1
      2 | accs | 2
      3 | abts | 1



      Label
      ---------
      id | name
      1 | pro
      2 | foo
      3 | bar


      Now the data I want is




      Label Name | Note Count
      ------------------------
      pro | 2
      foo | 1
      bar | 0


      Now if I do this:
      Note.objects.all().values('label__name').annotate(count=Count('id', distinct=True))



      I wont get the 3rd row, which is (bar, 0). Is there any way to get this information? Condition being it has to be done in a single query and the query should be on Notes model and not start from the Label model










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      For eg:



      We have two tables




      Note
      --------------------
      id | text | label_id
      1 | abcs | 1
      2 | accs | 2
      3 | abts | 1



      Label
      ---------
      id | name
      1 | pro
      2 | foo
      3 | bar


      Now the data I want is




      Label Name | Note Count
      ------------------------
      pro | 2
      foo | 1
      bar | 0


      Now if I do this:
      Note.objects.all().values('label__name').annotate(count=Count('id', distinct=True))



      I wont get the 3rd row, which is (bar, 0). Is there any way to get this information? Condition being it has to be done in a single query and the query should be on Notes model and not start from the Label model







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          Try like this with conditional aggregation:



          Note.objects.annotate(
          count=Count(Case(
          When(label__note_count__gt=0, then=F('id')),
          output_field=IntegerField()
          )).all()





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            Try like this with conditional aggregation:



            Note.objects.annotate(
            count=Count(Case(
            When(label__note_count__gt=0, then=F('id')),
            output_field=IntegerField()
            )).all()





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              Try like this with conditional aggregation:



              Note.objects.annotate(
              count=Count(Case(
              When(label__note_count__gt=0, then=F('id')),
              output_field=IntegerField()
              )).all()





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                Try like this with conditional aggregation:



                Note.objects.annotate(
                count=Count(Case(
                When(label__note_count__gt=0, then=F('id')),
                output_field=IntegerField()
                )).all()





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                Try like this with conditional aggregation:



                Note.objects.annotate(
                count=Count(Case(
                When(label__note_count__gt=0, then=F('id')),
                output_field=IntegerField()
                )).all()






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