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    <p>I think that something else might be going wrong. Replicating your question like:</p> <pre><code>create table `Registration_Summary` ( id integer primary key, promoter varchar(200) ); insert into `Registration_Summary` (id, promoter) values (1, 'bar1'); insert into `Registration_Summary` (id, promoter) values (2, 'bar2'); insert into `Registration_Summary` (id, promoter) values (3, 'bar3'); insert into `Registration_Summary` (id, promoter) values (4, 'foo1'); insert into `Registration_Summary` (id, promoter) values (5, 'foo1'); insert into `Registration_Summary` (id, promoter) values (6, 'foo1'); insert into `Registration_Summary` (id, promoter) values (7, 'foo1'); insert into `Registration_Summary` (id, promoter) values (8, 'afoo1'); insert into `Registration_Summary` (id, promoter) values (9, 'bfoo1'); insert into `Registration_Summary` (id, promoter) values (10, 'cfoo1'); </code></pre> <p>Selecting from the Registration table </p> <pre><code>select * from `Registration_Summary` where promoter like 'foo%'; </code></pre> <p>Will produce the following output</p> <pre><code>+----+----------+ | id | promoter | +----+----------+ | 4 | foo1 | | 5 | foo1 | | 6 | foo1 | | 7 | foo1 | +----+----------+ </code></pre> <p>and </p> <pre><code>select * from `Registration_Summary` where promoter not like 'foo%'; </code></pre> <p>will produce the following </p> <pre><code>+----+----------+ | id | promoter | +----+----------+ | 1 | bar1 | | 2 | bar2 | | 3 | bar3 | | 8 | afoo1 | | 9 | bfoo1 | | 10 | cfoo1 | +----+----------+ </code></pre> <p>So creating the view like you have</p> <pre><code>create or replace view testview as (select 'NUMBER OF BRAND PARTNERS ACTIVE PROMOTERS' AS `NUMBER OF ACTIVE PROMOTERS`,count(*) AS `COUNT( * )` from `Registration_Summary` where promoter not like 'foo%'); </code></pre> <p>and then selecting from the view</p> <pre><code>SELECT * FROM testview; </code></pre> <p>Produces the correct output which is </p> <pre><code>+-------------------------------------------+------------+ | NUMBER OF ACTIVE PROMOTERS | COUNT( * ) | +-------------------------------------------+------------+ | NUMBER OF BRAND PARTNERS ACTIVE PROMOTERS | 6 | +-------------------------------------------+------------+ </code></pre>
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    1. COThis is what makes me crazy !! the select command works totally fine, but whenever I put it in a view, it give me the wrong answer which is 10 instead of 6 as in your example. What could cause this problem ?! could it be from the phpmyadmin of name.com which I am using ?!
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    2. CO@imad I tried replicating with a local phpMyAdmin v3.4.5 that I have but again I couldn't. If I try to create the view through the SQL window or executing the query and using the "Create View" option on the bottom again the view is created normally and presents the correct results. Perhaps it would be a good idea to also test in a local copy (if you have one).
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    3. COI cannot use a local DB, I am forced to use the public DB on name.com
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