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SQL - AGGREGATE-FUNCTIONS

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--ChannelName SalesAmount

SELECT
c.ChannelName AS Channel,
f.SalesAmount AS Sales
FROM FactSales AS f INNER JOIN DimChannel AS c ON f.channelKey=c.ChannelKey

--To avoid repeated values, we need to go for Data Aggregation with Aggregate
Fucntions

/*
**************************************************************************************
*********************
Aggregate
Functions
**************************************************************************************
*********************
Aggregate Fucntions are used to aggregate the data with the following functions
SUM(<number>): It is used to summarize the data. It allows you to pass number and
returns number
COUNT(* or <ColumName>): It is used to get count of rows in table / it returns non-
empty values count if you pass column name
COUNT(DISTINCT <ColumnName>): It is used to get distinct count from the table
AVG(<ColumnName>): It is used to get average or arthematic mean of column
MIN(<ColumName>): It is used to get minimum value of a column
MAX(<ColumName>): It is used to get maximum value of a column

GROUP BY <list of columns>: It is used group the data. We can use this along with
Aggregate functions
Note: If there is normal columns along with aggregated columns, then make sure to use
GROUP BY
with normal columns

*/

--Write a SQL Statement to get total salary of employees


USE DATASTORE
SELECT
SUM(Salary) AS Salary
FROM employee

--Write a SQL Statement to get total number of employees


SELECT
COUNT(*) AS ECnt
FROM employee

--Write a SQL Statement to get total number of employees only if they are eligible for
commission
SELECT
COUNT(Commission) AS ECnt
FROM employee

--Write a SQL Statement to get total number of jobs


SELECT
COUNT(DISTINCT Job) AS JobCnt
FROM employee

--Write a SQL statement to get total salary, total number of employees and their
average salary
SELECT
SUM(Salary) AS Salary,
COUNT(*) AS ECnt,
SUM(Salary)/COUNT(*) AS AverageSalary,
AVG(Salary) AS AvgSalary
FROM employee

--Write a SQL Statement to get minimum Salary amd maximum Salary


SELECT
MIN(Salary) AS MinSalary,
MAX(Salary) AS MaxSalary
FROM employee

--Write a SQL Statement to get minimum Hiredate and maximum Hiredate


SELECT
MIN(Hiredate) AS MinHiredate,
MAX(Hiredate) AS MaxHiredate
FROM employee

--Write a SQL Statement to get total salaries by department number wise


SELECT
DepartmentNo,
SUM(Salary) AS Salary
FROM employee
GROUP BY DepartmentNo

--Write a SQL statement to get total salaries by job


SELECT
Job,
SUM(Salary) AS Salary
FROM employee
GROUP BY Job

--Write a SQL Statement to get total salary by Year


SELECT
YEAR(Hiredate) AS Year,
SUM(Salary) AS Salary
FROM employee
GROUP BY YEAR(Hiredate)

USE ContosoRetailDW

--Writing above statement by writing SELECT in place of tableName


--Syn: SELECT * FROM <tableName>

--Write a SQL statement to get Sales By ChannelKey


SELECT
c.ChannelName AS Channel,
SUM(f.SalesAmount) AS Sales
FROM FactSales AS f INNER JOIN DimChannel AS c ON f.channelKey=c.ChannelKey
GROUP BY c.ChannelName

GO
--Writing SELECT in place of tableName

SELECT c.ChannelName AS Channel, t.Sales FROM (


SELECT
ChannelKey,
SUM(SalesAmount) AS Sales
FROM FactSales
GROUP BY ChannelKey
) AS t INNER JOIN DimChannel AS c ON t.channelKey=c.ChannelKey

--By using CTE's


--CTE-Common Table Expression:
;WITH cte1 AS (
SELECT
ChannelKey,
SUM(SalesAmount) AS Sales
FROM FactSales
GROUP BY ChannelKey
)
SELECT c.ChannelName AS Channel, cte1.Sales FROM cte1 INNER JOIN DimChannel AS c ON
cte1.channelKey=c.ChannelKey

-- By using Temparary table


SELECT
ChannelKey,
SUM(SalesAmount) AS Sales INTO #temptbl
FROM FactSales
GROUP BY ChannelKey

SELECT c.ChannelName AS Channel, t1.Sales FROM #temptbl AS t1 INNER JOIN DimChannel AS


c ON t1.channelKey=c.ChannelKey

--Write a SQL Statement to get Department Name and Total Salary


--DepartmentName Salary
--By using SELECT in place of TableName

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