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refugeeNP
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Posted on 04-26-11 7:04
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What is the difference between WINDOW and GROUP BY clause?
How do you write the query below in SQL:1999 using WINDOW clause that is without using GROUP BY?
SELECT T.year, SUM (S.sales)
FROM Sales S, Times T
WHERE S.timeid = T.timeid
GROUP BY T.year
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Posted on 04-26-11 7:37
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I am not SQL Database guru but just check this works in your case.
SELECT T.year,
SUM (S.sales) OVER (PARTITION BY T.year)
FROM Sales S, Times T
WHERE S.timeid = T.timeid
Just give a try..
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refugeeNP
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Posted on 04-26-11 7:56
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Nope It didn't work. Also I want it to be using WINDOW clause in SQL 1999.
Any help will be appreciated.
Also any idea about first qustion??
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ketama
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Posted on 04-27-11 12:20
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