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Problem Solution Methods: 1. Using Cursor

This document discusses three different methods for summarizing product sales data from a source table into totals for each unique product: 1) Using a cursor to iterate through the data row-by-row, 2) Storing the data in table variables to perform the aggregation, and 3) Temporarily storing the data in tables to perform the aggregation and then dropping the temporary tables. Each method is explained through pseudocode showing the necessary steps to retrieve the unique product data, calculate the totals for each, and store the results.

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Problem Solution Methods: 1. Using Cursor

This document discusses three different methods for summarizing product sales data from a source table into totals for each unique product: 1) Using a cursor to iterate through the data row-by-row, 2) Storing the data in table variables to perform the aggregation, and 3) Temporarily storing the data in tables to perform the aggregation and then dropping the temporary tables. Each method is explained through pseudocode showing the necessary steps to retrieve the unique product data, calculate the totals for each, and store the results.

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CREATE TABLE ProductsSales


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(
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ID int IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NLL,
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ProductID int NOT NLL,
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ProductNa!e "arc#ar($%) NOT NLL,
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&t' int NOT NLL,
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A!ount deci!al(1%, () NOT NLL )
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)O
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SELECT * +RO, ProductsSales
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--We have the table with below data
Problem solution methods
1. Using Cursor
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SET NOCONT ON
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DECLARE -ProductID INT
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DECLARE -ProductNa!e .ARC/AR(1%%)
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DECLARE -Total&t' INT
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DECLARE -Total INT
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DECLARE -TProductSales TABLE
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(
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SNo INT IDENTITY(1,1),
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ProductID INT,
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ProductNa!e .ARC/AR(1%%),
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Total&t' INT,
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)randTotal INT
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)
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--Declare Cursor
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DECLARE Cur0Product CRSOR +OR SELECT DISTINCT ProductID +RO, ProductsSales
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--Open Cursor
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OPEN Cur0Product
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--Fetch Cursor
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+ETC/ NE1T +RO, Cur0Product INTO -ProductID
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2/ILE --+ETC/0STATS 3 %
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BE)IN
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SELECT -ProductNa!e 3 ProductNa!e +RO, ProductsSales 2/ERE ProductID 3 -ProductID
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SELECT -Total&t' 3 S,(&t'),-Total 3 S,(A!ount) +RO, ProductsSales 2/ERE ProductID 3
-ProductID
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INSERT INTO -TProductSales(ProductID,ProductNa!e,Total&t',)randTotal)
.ALES(-ProductID,-ProductNa!e,-Total&t',-Total)
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+ETC/ NE1T +RO, Cur0Product INTO -ProductID END
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--Close and Deallocate Cursor
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CLOSE Cur0Product
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DEALLOCATE Cur0Product
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--See Calculated data
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SELECT * +RO, -TProductSales
2. Using Table Variable
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SET NOCONT ON
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DECLARE -ProductID INT
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DECLARE -ProductNa!e .ARC/AR(1%%)
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DECLARE -Total&t' INT
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DECLARE -Total INT
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DECLARE -i INT 31
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DECLARE -count INT
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--Declare Table variables for storing data
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DECLARE -TProduct TABLE ( SNo INT IDENTITY(1,1),
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ProductID INT
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)
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DECLARE -TProductSales TABLE
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(
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SNo INT IDENTITY(1,1),
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ProductID INT,
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ProductNa!e .ARC/AR(1%%),
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Total&t' INT,
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)randTotal INT
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)
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--Insert data to Table variable @Product
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INSERT INTO -TProduct(ProductID)
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SELECT DISTINCT ProductID +RO, ProductsSales ORDER BY ProductID ASC
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-- Count nuber of rows
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SELECT -count 3 CONT(SNo) +RO, -TProduct 2/ILE (-i 43 -count)
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BE)IN
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SELECT -ProductID 3 ProductID +RO, -TProduct 2/ERE SNo 3 -i
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SELECT -ProductNa!e 3 ProductNa!e +RO, ProductsSales 2/ERE ProductID 3 -ProductID
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SELECT -Total&t' 3 S,(&t'),-Total 3 S,(A!ount) +RO, ProductsSales 2/ERE ProductID 3
-ProductID
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INSERT INTO -TProductSales(ProductID,ProductNa!e,Total&t',)randTotal)
.ALES(-ProductID,-ProductNa!e,-Total&t',-Total)
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SELECT -i 3 -i 5 1
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END
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--See Calculated data
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SELECT * +RO, -TProductSales
3. Using Temporary Table
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SET NOCONT ON
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DECLARE -ProductID INT
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DECLARE -ProductNa!e .ARC/AR(1%%)
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DECLARE -Total&t' INT
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DECLARE -Total INT
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DECLARE -i INT 31
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DECLARE -count INT
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--Create Teporar! Tables for storing data
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CREATE TABLE 6TProduct ( SNo INT IDENTITY(1,1),
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ProductID INT
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)
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CREATE TABLE 6TProductSales
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(
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SNo INT IDENTITY(1,1),
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ProductID INT, ProductNa!e .ARC/AR(1%%), Total&t' INT, )randTotal INT )
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--Insert data to teporar! table "Product
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INSERT INTO 6TProduct(ProductID) SELECT DISTINCT ProductID +RO, ProductsSales ORDER BY
ProductID ASC
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SELECT -count 3 CONT(SNo) +RO, 6TProduct
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2/ILE (-i 43 -count)
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BE)IN
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SELECT -ProductID 3 ProductID +RO, 6TProduct 2/ERE SNo 3 -i
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SELECT -ProductNa!e 3 ProductNa!e +RO, ProductsSales 2/ERE ProductID 3 -ProductID
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SELECT -Total&t' 3 S,(&t'),-Total 3 S,(A!ount) +RO, ProductsSales 2/ERE ProductID 3
-ProductID
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INSERT INTO 6TProductSales(ProductID,ProductNa!e,Total&t',)randTotal)
.ALES(-ProductID,-ProductNa!e,-Total&t',-Total)
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SELECT -i 3 -i 5 1
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END
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--See Calculated data
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SELECT * +RO, 6TProductSales
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--#ow Drop Teporar! Tables
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DROP TABLE 6TProduct
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DROP TABLE 6TProductSales

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