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How to count the number of times a product has been sold?
I want to know how many times each product has been sold, including the product being sold only once. I can almost get it to work using a left join, but that still gives one row with a count of one for all products, regardless of whether they exist in the orders table or not.
Can you count multiple orders of the same product?
Multiple orders of the same product does not count. Is the use of count (distinct xxx) generally allowed with a “group by” statement? Is the method I use the standard way? Does anybody have any better ideas (e.g. without involving temporary tables)?
How to find details of customers who ordered?
Please note that I have seen a similar query here, but think my query is different enough to merit a separate question. Now suppose I would like to find the names of all the customers who have ordered more than 10 different types of product, and the number of types of products they ordered.
How are table orders laid out in SQL?
Table ORDERS is laid out like this: This is a many to many relationship, so the same customer can have multiple records and can buy the same product multiple times. I need to get a recordset containing the following info, using a query I can put in a stored procedure:
How to find the last time a table was updated?
If you’re talking about last time the table was updated in terms of its structured has changed (new column added, column changed etc.) – use this query:
How many times a product has been ordered on oberlo?
Orders is the number of times a product has been ordered through an Oberlo-powered store and through AliExpress in the past 30 days. (When you click on a product and go to the product page, you can also see the six-month order statistics.)
What does it mean to get pageviews on Shopify?
Pageviews is the number of times a product has been viewed across all Shopify-powered stores in the past 30 days. Basically, pageviews reflect the amount of traffic merchants have been able to drive to a product. But low pageviews aren’t necessarily bad!