T-SQL Query to Get SUM(COUNT())

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Hi,

I am planning to get a report for a table with following table structure:

ID              RequestDate
-----------------------------
1               2010/01/01
2               2010/02/14
3               2010/03/20
4               2010/01/07
5               2009/03/31

I want the results as: I

D_Count    RequestDate               Sum
-----------------------------------------
2               2010/01              2
1               2010/02              3
2               2010/03              5

Pls help.

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