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How to use group by with union in T-SQL - Stack Overflow How can I using group by with union in T-SQL? I want to group by the first column of a result of union, I wrote the following SQL but it doesn't work I just don't know how to reference the specified
group by - Grouping SQL results from a Union - Stack Overflow SELECT FollowerID, FollowedUserID From Follows WHERE FollowerID = 1 UNION SELECT FollowerID, FollowedUserID FROM Follows WHERE FollowedUserID = 1 Theoretically I'd like to Group FollowerID and FollowedUserID together to keep them distinct I'm not interested in retrieving a non-distinct result and then creating a dataset of unique results php side -- the query should return distinct values only
sql - UNION ALL and GROUP BY - Stack Overflow SELECT product, SUM(quantity) AS q FROM ( SELECT product, quantity FROM bills_stored UNION ALL SELECT product, quantity FROM ordering ) t GROUP BY product; Note that if you also want to select the product_modified column then rightfully it should also appear in the GROUP BY clause
How to order by with union in SQL? - Stack Overflow The UNION treats the whole thing as if "Name" and "Address" using the top section as the guide So ORDER BY Name ought to work because it'll recognise that from the top section, whereas your example ORDER BY Customer_Name doesn't work because it thinks the whole thing is called Name
sql - Group By and Order By with UNION ALL - Stack Overflow AND [ServiceID]=@serid GROUP BY CONVERT(VARCHAR(12),CREATED,102) ORDER BY CONVERT(VARCHAR(12),CREATED,102) I need to do a union all, so I could get sum of results but from TWO tables, and I want the result to be grouped by and ordered by the same way This doesn't work:
Is there any difference between GROUP BY and DISTINCT? At least in Oracle 12 there do appear to be cases where DISTINCT, getting distinct values by UNION, and GROUP BY work differently I just had a case earlier today where DISTINCT and distinct by UNION cause an oracle error, but GROUP BY worked; I was selecting only 1 column from a view and not using any aggregation; I'm still baffled why it required it, but it does confirm there is some