Universe object that returns the number of rows in table?

Is it possible to create a Universe object to support the following SQL query:
SELECT * FROM (SELECT ROWNUM rownum1 FROM TABLE) WHERE rownum1 = (SELECT (MAX(ROWNUM)) FROM TABLE)

Amr,
Hey dude, welcome back, long time no hear from you.
You were on the right track with "number of rows", but here is the correct syntax:
=NumberOfRows([Query 1])
Thanks,
John

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