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[[AVG()]], [[COUNT()]], [[SQL MAX()|MAX()]], [[SQL MIN()|MIN()]], [[SQL SELECT|SELECT]], [[SUM()]] | [[AVG()]], [[COUNT()]], [[SQL MAX()|MAX()]], [[SQL MIN()|MIN()]], [[SQL SELECT|SELECT]], [[SUM()]] | ||
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[[Category:SQL|Aggregate Functions]] | [[Category:SQL|Aggregate Functions]] | ||
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Revision as of 10:12, 26 October 2011
Purpose
Aggregate Functions
See Also
AVG(), COUNT(), MAX(), MIN(), SELECT, SUM()
Description
Aggregate Functions, also known as Group Functions, operate on a group of rows rather than individual rows. They return a single result row.
| Aggregate Function | Description |
|---|---|
| AVG() | The AVG() Aggregate Function returns the average value for the specified numeric column or expression. |
| COUNT() | The COUNT() Aggregate Function returns a row count. |
| MAX() | The MAX() Aggregate Function returns the maximum value for the specified numeric or date column or expression. |
| MIN() | The MIN() Aggregate Function returns the minimum value for the specified numeric or date column or expression. |
| SUM() | The SUM() Aggregate Function returns the sum of the specified numeric column or expression. |
