Showing record count for each record using classic ASP

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My SQL statement counts uploaded files for each record:

SQL

SELECT PurchaseOrder_PK , COUNT(*) count FROM  Mytable GROUP BY PurchaseOrder_PK 
Having
COUNT(*) > 1

what I need to do is show that count in parenthesis after Documentation(xx) so that it shows the count of uploaded documents for each record as each record can contain more than one uploaded documents.

How can I edit the hyperlink below to do that? using SQL server 2008 R2 server Database table

My classic asp code:
response.write "<TH align='center'><a href='https://servername/DatabaseName/FolderName/xxxx.aspx?RequestID=" & lv_xx_pk & "'><b>Documentation</b></a> </TH>"

What I have tried:

tried adding count after Documentation but didnt show the count.

Posted 3-May-16 12:36pm

Member 11829482

Updated 3-May-16 14:18pm

George Jonsson

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 3-May-16 19:22pm

"Record count for each record" is 1. Am I missing anything? :-)
—SA

George Jonsson 3-May-16 20:20pm

That's the tricky part with conditions. They don't always come true. :-)

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 3-May-16 22:18pm

:-)
—SA

ZurdoDev 4-May-16 8:05am

This should be very easy. Just put it after Documentation. What's the problem?

Member 11829482 4-May-16 12:22pm

I put it like this but getting internal error message. How can I adjust it?
response.write "<TH align='center'>Documentation slq=" SELECT PurchaseOrder_PK , COUNT(*) count FROM POuploads GROUP BY PurchaseOrder_PK Having COUNT(*) > 1 " </TH> "

ZurdoDev 4-May-16 13:08pm

You need to use an RecordSet. See http://www.w3schools.com/asp/ado_ref_recordset.asp

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