Counts and left join not working right - count

Question

Trying to do a count on these lines COUNT(engineerName) AS engineerCount,
Count(managerName) as managerCount,
Count(isContractor) as contractorCount
but it keeps returning the same numbers for all three. So I'm trying to add a Where for each one, Example Count(isContractor where isContractor = 'yes') as contractorCount but getting errors please help, thank you.
<?php
clASs EfficiencyController extends DooController
{
function getEfficiency(){
include './protected/config/db.conf.php';
Doo::db()->setDb($dbconfig, 'local_network');
$Vendor = ($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] == "POST") ? $_POST['Vendor'] : $_GET['Vendor'];
$date = ($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] == "POST") ? $_POST['date'] : $_GET['date'];
$level = ($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] == "POST") ? $_POST['level'] : $_GET['level'];
switch($level) {
case "Region":
case "area":
$Market99="";
break;
default:
$Market99=$level;
break;
}
{
//
// LUCENT,NORTEL
//
$query = " SELECT
DayKey,
Market99,
Region,
areaName,
Sum(Total_Sites) as totalCount,
Max(engineerCount) AS engineerCount,
Max(managerCount) AS managerCount,
Max(contractorCount) AS contractorCount,
SC_Type,
Sum(Total_Carriers),
Sum(Total_Sectors),
Vendor
FROM
network.envEquipSummaryConfig a
Left Join
(SELECT
market,
areaName,
COUNT(engineerName) AS engineerCount,
Count(managerName) as managerCount,
Count(isContractor) as contractorCount
FROM
employee.employees
GROUP BY market
ORDER BY COUNT(market) DESC) b ON a.Market99 = b.market
Where
a.DayKey <= \"$date\" and a.Vendor = \"$Vendor\"
Group By Market99 asc";
switch($level) {
case "region":
$query = $query. " order by region ASC";
break;
case "area":
$query = $query. " order by areaName ASC";
break;
default;
$query = $query. " order by Market99 ASC";
break;
}
}
//echo $query; exit;
$this->setContentType('xml');
$result = Doo::db()->fetchAll($query);
printf("<root>\n");
if(count($result) > 0)
foreach($result AS $row) {
printf("\t<data>\n");
printf("\t\t<date>%s</date>\n",$row["DayKey"]);
printf("\t\t<vName>%s</vName>\n",$row["Vendor"]);
printf("\t\t<location>%s</location>\n",$row["Market99"]);
printf("\t\t<toCount>%s</toCount>\n",$row["totalCount"]);
printf("\t\t<enCount>%s</enCount>\n",$row["engineerCount"]);
printf("\t\t<mnCount>%s</mnCount>\n",$row["managerCount"]);
printf("\t\t<cnCount>%s</cnCount>\n",$row["contractorCount"]);
printf("\t</data>\n");
}
printf("</root>\n");
}
}
?>

Answer 1

SELECT
market,
areaName,
COUNT(engineerName) AS engineerCount,
Count(managerName) as managerCount,
Count(isContractor) as contractorCount
FROM
employee.employees
GROUP BY market
should be
Group By market,areaName at a guess.
Which is all it can be seeing as you've provided next to no useful information.