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  1. What is the difference between PARTITION BY and GROUP BY

    -- Classic SELECT a, COUNT(*) FROM t GROUP BY a -- Using window functions SELECT DISTINCT a, COUNT(*) OVER (PARTITION BY a) FROM t The key difference is: Window …

  2. Aggregate function in SQL WHERE-Clause - Stack Overflow

    May 13, 2014 · In a test at university there was a question; is it possible to use an aggregate function in the SQL WHERE clause. I always thought this isn't possible and I also can't find …

  3. How do I select columns together with aggregate functions?

    Jun 23, 2012 · You have two aggregate functions ; a COUNT and a SUM; this means that you are required to do some grouping and the general rule of thumb is GROUP BY the non aggregate …

  4. sql - Use Aggregate Function in UNION ALL result set - Stack …

    Jul 9, 2013 · How can I use aggregate Functions in UNION ALL Resultset FOR EXAMPLE SELECT A,B FROM MyTable UNION ALL SELECT B,C FROM MYAnotherTable Result Set …

  5. Why is there no PRODUCT aggregate function in SQL?

    Oct 12, 2010 · Out of interest, there is indeed demand in SQL Server Land for new set functions but for those of the window function variety (and Standard SQL, too). For more details, …

  6. Applying the MIN aggregate function to a BIT field

    Also, I always run into this sort of issue when I'm forced to aggregate a field that I know (due to constraints) will always be the same value, so why can't there just be an aggregate function …

  7. SQL Server pivot on 2 (or multiple) aggregates - Stack Overflow

    Jul 27, 2017 · You could simplify your query a bit. Example. Select * From ( Select A.CustName ,A.OrderedProduct ,B.*

  8. How to SUM and SUBTRACT using SQL? - Stack Overflow

    I have get total QTY using SQL 'GROUP BY' clause. I need to deduct/subtract BAL_QTY from SUM of ITEM (master_table). I've got SUM QTY value using query (actually there are many …

  9. Why are aggregate functions not allowed in where clause

    Aggregate functions work on sets of data. A WHERE clause doesn't have access to entire set, but only to the row that it is currently working on. You can of course use HAVING clause:

  10. sql - How to use aggregate function using LIMIT? - Stack Overflow

    Nov 19, 2012 · SQL limit by an aggregate. 1. Aggregate function with limit and without full table scan. 3. SQL limit by ...

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