Group by.....Having Clause
Group By:- Group By clauses is used to groups rows based on the distinct values of the specified columns.
The syntax...
2010-01-31
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Group By:- Group By clauses is used to groups rows based on the distinct values of the specified columns.
The syntax...
2010-01-31
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Both Having Clause and Where clause is used to filter the data coming from the Select statement, but still there...
2010-01-31
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Sometimes duplicate values in tables can create a major problem when we do not make a primary key or a...
2010-01-31
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Views:- View can be described as virtual table which derived its data from one or more than one table columns.It...
2010-01-31
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Second Normal Form (2NF) :-A table is said to be in its Second Normal Form if it satisfied the following...
2010-01-26
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Third Normal Form (3NF) :- A table is said to be in the Third Normal form (3NF) if it satisfy the...
2010-01-26
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First Normal Form (INF):- A table is said to be in a First Normal Form (1NF)if it satisfy the following...
2010-01-26
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Normalization :- Normalization can be defined as the process of organization the data to reduce the redundant table data to the...
2010-01-26
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Indexes-Indexing is way to sort and search records in the table. It will improve the speed of locating and retrieval...
2010-01-03
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Indexes-Indexing is way to sort and search records in the table. It will improve the speed of locating and retrieval...
2010-01-03
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