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//returns the total number of values
SELECT COUNT(name) FROM employee;

SELECT COUNT(IF( `column` = 1, `column`, NULL)) as total

Select Count(*) from Count_test.dbtest ;

SELECT COUNT(ID) As Total FROM demo

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