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Confused in writing a join for two tables

hi,

i have two tables, kwds and clks.

clks PK is clid and it has other columns as (sales,se)

kwds table has columns as (refkwd,clid(FK of clks table))

now what i want to do is count the number of

1 - distinct refkwds from kwds table

2 - number of total records in clks table based on kwds.clid=clks.clid

3 - number of total records based on kwds.clid=clks.clid AND WHERE clks.sale=1


i tried this query,

Code:
select refkwds, count(c.clid) from clks c,kwds k 
where k.clid=c.clid group by refkwds


but i am kind of suspicious about the results i am getting for their accuracy.

for sales, i am thinking to execute a duplicate query as above but with addition of (AND sale=1)

is this the right way to make this query or it can be different?

thank you

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Code:
SELECT kwds.refkwds
     , COUNT(CASE WHEN clks.sale = 1
                  THEN 'count me! count me!'
                  ELSE NULL END) AS sale_clids 
     , COUNT(clks.clid) AS total_clids
  FROM kwds
INNER
  JOIN clks 
    ON clks.clid = kwds.clid 
GROUP 
    BY kwds.refkwds
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