SQL query to get all unique rows with uid












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I want to see which user has received the most highfives using a SQL query. My table looks like following, id | uid | ip. Now, I want to count the amount of rows a uid has, but it has to be unique with the ip. So nobody can give multiple highfives to a person.



I searched around online, and I couldn't find anything about this. If anyone could help me with this, I would be grateful.










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    I want to see which user has received the most highfives using a SQL query. My table looks like following, id | uid | ip. Now, I want to count the amount of rows a uid has, but it has to be unique with the ip. So nobody can give multiple highfives to a person.



    I searched around online, and I couldn't find anything about this. If anyone could help me with this, I would be grateful.










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      I want to see which user has received the most highfives using a SQL query. My table looks like following, id | uid | ip. Now, I want to count the amount of rows a uid has, but it has to be unique with the ip. So nobody can give multiple highfives to a person.



      I searched around online, and I couldn't find anything about this. If anyone could help me with this, I would be grateful.










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      I want to see which user has received the most highfives using a SQL query. My table looks like following, id | uid | ip. Now, I want to count the amount of rows a uid has, but it has to be unique with the ip. So nobody can give multiple highfives to a person.



      I searched around online, and I couldn't find anything about this. If anyone could help me with this, I would be grateful.







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          you can try like below



          select ip, count(distinct uid) from table t
          group by ip





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            SELECT uid,COUNT(ip)NoOfVotes FROM
            (SELECT uid,ip,Serial=ROW_NUMBER() OVER(PARTITION BY ip,uid ORDER BY uid) FROM
            dbo.tbl_user)A
            WHERE Serial=1
            GROUP BY uid


            I think this will give you perfect vote counting. Using Row Number actively remove duplicates from same ip,same uid. Voting to multiple uid from same ip is allowed in this query.






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              you can try like below



              select ip, count(distinct uid) from table t
              group by ip





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                you can try like below



                select ip, count(distinct uid) from table t
                group by ip





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                  you can try like below



                  select ip, count(distinct uid) from table t
                  group by ip





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                  you can try like below



                  select ip, count(distinct uid) from table t
                  group by ip






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                      SELECT uid,COUNT(ip)NoOfVotes FROM
                      (SELECT uid,ip,Serial=ROW_NUMBER() OVER(PARTITION BY ip,uid ORDER BY uid) FROM
                      dbo.tbl_user)A
                      WHERE Serial=1
                      GROUP BY uid


                      I think this will give you perfect vote counting. Using Row Number actively remove duplicates from same ip,same uid. Voting to multiple uid from same ip is allowed in this query.






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                        SELECT uid,COUNT(ip)NoOfVotes FROM
                        (SELECT uid,ip,Serial=ROW_NUMBER() OVER(PARTITION BY ip,uid ORDER BY uid) FROM
                        dbo.tbl_user)A
                        WHERE Serial=1
                        GROUP BY uid


                        I think this will give you perfect vote counting. Using Row Number actively remove duplicates from same ip,same uid. Voting to multiple uid from same ip is allowed in this query.






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                          SELECT uid,COUNT(ip)NoOfVotes FROM
                          (SELECT uid,ip,Serial=ROW_NUMBER() OVER(PARTITION BY ip,uid ORDER BY uid) FROM
                          dbo.tbl_user)A
                          WHERE Serial=1
                          GROUP BY uid


                          I think this will give you perfect vote counting. Using Row Number actively remove duplicates from same ip,same uid. Voting to multiple uid from same ip is allowed in this query.






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                          SELECT uid,COUNT(ip)NoOfVotes FROM
                          (SELECT uid,ip,Serial=ROW_NUMBER() OVER(PARTITION BY ip,uid ORDER BY uid) FROM
                          dbo.tbl_user)A
                          WHERE Serial=1
                          GROUP BY uid


                          I think this will give you perfect vote counting. Using Row Number actively remove duplicates from same ip,same uid. Voting to multiple uid from same ip is allowed in this query.







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                          answered Jan 1 at 12:16









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