Count without distinct

I have




$count = $model = OfferType::model()->with('extra','extra.offer', 'extra.version')->count(

	"name=:name " .

	"AND (version.major=:major OR :major IS NULL) " .

	"AND (version.minor=:minor OR :minor IS NULL) " .

	"AND (version.patch=:patch OR :patch IS NULL) ",

	array(

		":name" => $name,

		":major" => $major,

		":minor" => $minor,

		":patch" => $patch,

	)

);



Which generates




SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT `t`.`offer_type_id`) FROM `offer_type` `t`  INNER JOIN `offer_type_extra` `extra` ON (`extra`.`offer_type_id`=`t`.`offer_type_id`)  INNER JOIN `offer` `offer` ON (`offer`.`offer_type_extra_id`=`extra`.`offer_type_extra_id`)  INNER JOIN `version` `version` ON (`extra`.`version_id`=`version`.`version_id`)  WHERE (name='test type 1' AND (version.major='3' OR '3' IS NULL) AND (version.minor='0' OR '0' IS NULL) AND (version.patch='0' OR '0' IS NULL) )



I want it too generate


	SELECT COUNT(`t`.`offer_type_id`) FROM `offer_type` `t`  INNER JOIN `offer_type_extra` `extra` ON (`extra`.`offer_type_id`=`t`.`offer_type_id`)  INNER JOIN `offer` `offer` ON (`offer`.`offer_type_extra_id`=`extra`.`offer_type_extra_id`)  INNER JOIN `version` `version` ON (`extra`.`version_id`=`version`.`version_id`)  WHERE (name='test type 1' AND (version.major='3' OR '3' IS NULL) AND (version.minor='0' OR '0' IS NULL) AND (version.patch='0' OR '0' IS NULL) )

The only difference is the removal of distinct.

How do I achieve this?

No worries, I’m doing it a different way now, so don’t need this any more.