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andreabergia.com
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| | | | | As we have seen in the previous part, window functions are an usefull tool to solve a lot of SQL problems with great performances. Lets see some more tricks. LAG and LEAD revised We have already discussed the window functions LAG and LEAD. As we have said, they are used to get respectively the previous or next value in the window. What we havent mentioned is that you can not only take the previous, but also the record before (or after) it and so on. | |
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michaelerasm.us
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| | | | | One of the coolest things I learned about in my Redshift journey has been Window Functions. Although Window functions aren’t a novel feature and exists in other SQL databases, they are a ... | |
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36chambers.wordpress.com
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| | | | | This is part seven in a series on window functions in SQL Server. The Road So Far To this point, we've looked at five classes of window function in SQL Server. I've given you a couple of solid use cases, but for the most part, we've focused on what the classes of window functions are.... | |
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sqlstudies.com
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| | | This month our intrepid host for T-SQL Tuesday is Shane O'Neill (b/t). He's asked us to talk about our cookies. No not the kind you eat (Double Stuff Oreos and Thin Mints are the best of course) or even the kind that web sites use to store information. No, in this case, he is talking... | ||
