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This is an old school answer but you could do it with something like:
SELECT * FROM foo WHERE ... UNION ALL select count(*), NULL from foo WHERE ...;
The last row will contain the count of the query
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This is an old school answer but you could do it with something like:
SELECT * FROM foo WHERE ... UNION ALL select count(*), NULL from foo WHERE ...;
The last row will contain the count of the query
