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[Christopher R. Merlo]

Folks:
I'm running a query that has a count( column_name ) statement in it.
The query only returns a row if the count is positive.  Is there any
way to force MySQL to also generate a row if the count is zero?
MySQL's docs on the subject don't seem to say anything (probably
because this is a weird request, and I need to rethink my query).
TIA.
-c

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