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SQL Queries

The document provides SQL queries related to database management, focusing on Data Definition Language (DDL) and Data Manipulation Language (DML). It includes a specific query to calculate the total number of orders per month from an 'orders' table, returning the month number, year, and total orders. The query uses the strftime function to format the order dates and groups the results accordingly.

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SQL Queries

The document provides SQL queries related to database management, focusing on Data Definition Language (DDL) and Data Manipulation Language (DML). It includes a specific query to calculate the total number of orders per month from an 'orders' table, returning the month number, year, and total orders. The query uses the strftime function to format the order dates and groups the results accordingly.

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SQL Queries :

1. Crafting SQL Databases (DDL) & Mastering Data Control (DML)


Querying into Data (DQL)
Querying into Data (DQL)

Write query to find total numbers of orders or distribution of orders per month
using orders table. Query returns month number,year and total orders in that
month as shown in Expected Output.

select strftime('%m',order_date) as Month_number, strftime('%Y',


order_date) as Year, count(order_id) as Total_orders from orders group by
Year, Month_number order by Year, Month_number;
Connecting Data for Insights

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