Experiment No: 04 Aim: To Use Some SQL Aggregate Functions
The document describes using SQL aggregate functions like AVG(), COUNT(), MAX(), MIN(), and SUM() to return aggregated values from columns in a table. It provides examples of implementing these functions on a sample PRODUCT table. It also covers defining foreign key constraints using the FOREIGN KEY clause to link columns between tables and prevent invalid data. Examples are given of creating tables with foreign keys and inserting records.
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Experiment No: 04 Aim: To Use Some SQL Aggregate Functions
The document describes using SQL aggregate functions like AVG(), COUNT(), MAX(), MIN(), and SUM() to return aggregated values from columns in a table. It provides examples of implementing these functions on a sample PRODUCT table. It also covers defining foreign key constraints using the FOREIGN KEY clause to link columns between tables and prevent invalid data. Examples are given of creating tables with foreign keys and inserting records.
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