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SQL Server Query Examples

The document outlines various SQL techniques including basic data retrieval, joins, aggregation, subqueries, window functions, ETL processes, and indexing. It provides examples of SQL queries for selecting data, counting records, joining tables, calculating sales, and modifying data. The document serves as a guide for performing common database operations and optimizing queries.

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SQL Server Query Examples

The document outlines various SQL techniques including basic data retrieval, joins, aggregation, subqueries, window functions, ETL processes, and indexing. It provides examples of SQL queries for selecting data, counting records, joining tables, calculating sales, and modifying data. The document serves as a guide for performing common database operations and optimizing queries.

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1.

Basic Data Retrieval


• -- Select specific columns
• SELECT CustomerID, FirstName, LastName,
Email
• FROM Customers
• WHERE IsActive = 1
• ORDER BY LastName;

• -- Count total records


• SELECT COUNT(*) AS TotalOrders
2. Joins
• -- Inner Join: Customers with their Orders
• SELECT C.CustomerID, C.FirstName,
C.LastName, O.OrderID, O.OrderDate
• FROM dbo.Customers AS C
• INNER JOIN dbo.Orders AS O
• ON C.CustomerID = O.CustomerID
• WHERE O.OrderDate >= DATEADD(month, -1,
GETDATE());
3. Aggregation & Grouping
• -- Sales by product
• SELECT P.ProductName, SUM(OI.Quantity *
OI.UnitPrice) AS TotalSales
• FROM dbo.OrderItems AS OI
• JOIN dbo.Products AS P ON OI.ProductID =
P.ProductID
• GROUP BY P.ProductName
• ORDER BY TotalSales DESC;
4. Subqueries & CTEs
• -- Customers with above-average order count
• SELECT CustomerID, FirstName, LastName
• FROM dbo.Customers
• WHERE CustomerID IN (
• SELECT CustomerID
• FROM dbo.Orders
• GROUP BY CustomerID
• HAVING COUNT(*) > (
• SELECT AVG(order_count)
5. Window Functions
• -- Running total by date
• SELECT OrderDate,
• SUM(Quantity * UnitPrice) OVER (ORDER
BY OrderDate) AS RunningTotal
• FROM dbo.OrderItems
• JOIN dbo.Orders USING (OrderID);

• -- Percentage contribution by product


• SELECT ProductID, OrderDate,
6. ETL / Data Modification
• -- Insert into archive
• INSERT INTO dbo.Orders_Archive (OrderID,
CustomerID, OrderDate, Total)
• SELECT OrderID, CustomerID, OrderDate, Total
• FROM dbo.Orders
• WHERE OrderDate < DATEADD(year, -1,
GETDATE());

• -- Batch update
7. Indexing & Optimization Helpers
• -- Display missing indexes
• SELECT TOP 5
• migs.avg_user_impact AS Impact,
• mid.statement AS TableName,
• mid.equality_columns,
• mid.inequality_columns,
• mid.included_columns
• FROM sys.dm_db_missing_index_group_stats
AS migs

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