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==MAX() Returns the largest Value ==
==MAX() Returns the largest Value ==
'''Ignores Null values'''
SELECT MAX(customer#)
FROM orders;


==SUM() Returns the sum of values ==
==SUM() Returns the sum of values ==
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  SELECT COUNT(*) FROM SALES
  SELECT COUNT(*) FROM SALES
''' Returns the record count'''
''' Returns the record count'''
==VARIANCE ==
'''Returns the variance - ignores NULL values'''
SELECT VARIANCE(retail)
FROM books;


==FIRST() Returns the first value of the group==
==FIRST() Returns the first value of the group==

Revision as of 13:59, 7 November 2017

MIN()Returns the smallest Value

SELECT COUNT(*), SUM(TOTAL_AMOUNT), MIN(TOTAL_AMOUNT) from sales;

Returns the count in one column, the sum of the total_amount column and Min amount

MAX() Returns the largest Value

Ignores Null values

SELECT MAX(customer#)
FROM orders;

SUM() Returns the sum of values

SELECT COUNT(*), SUM(TOTAL_AMOUNT) from sales;

Returns the count in one column and the sum of the total_amount column

AVG() Returns the Average of Values

SELECT AVG(cost)
FROM books;

COUNT() Returns the number or rows

SELECT COUNT(*) FROM SALES

Returns the record count

VARIANCE

Returns the variance - ignores NULL values

SELECT VARIANCE(retail)
FROM books;


FIRST() Returns the first value of the group

LAST() Returns the last value of the group

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