Is there any other logical or more robust way

Question

I have a sql query

select count(salary)
from USER_DETAILS 
where salary>0 and salary<1000 union all
select count(salary)
from USER_DETAILS 
where salary>1000 and salary<10000 union all
select count(salary)
from USER_DETAILS 
where salary>10000 and salary<100000

Is there any other logical or more robust way of executing the same query(in hql preferably).

Thanks in advance

Answer 1

give this a try,

SELECT  COUNT(CASE WHEN salary >= 0 and salary <= 1000 THEN salary END) "salary >= 0 and salary <= 1000",
        COUNT(CASE WHEN salary >= 1000 and salary <= 10000 THEN salary END) "salary >= 1000 and salary <= 10000",
        COUNT(CASE WHEN salary >= 10000 and salary <= 100000 THEN salary END) "salary >= 10000 and salary <= 100000"
from    user_details

Answer 2

Try it using the CASE Statement

select  
     count(case when sal between 0 and 1000 then 1 end)
     count(case when sal between 1000 and 10000 then 1 end) ,
     count(case when sal between 10000 and 100000 then 1 end)
from user_details;

Note: You also have else keyword which can be placed at the end (if needed)

For example Refer
1. here
2. This one goes with your requirement