Rollup and Cube Clauses in SQL Server | MSSQL Training

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Proud on you sir . very very nice concept of SQL SIR THANKS YOU SO MUCH

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Good have new Concept Regards Rollup and Cube Clauses in SQL Server... Lot's of Love Sir...

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Thank u Sudhakar sir

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Thank you for that explination it was every easy to understand due the step by step and comparison process you followed. Fantastic!!!

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Very helpful 🙂

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Very nice explanation sir

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[@minamishail_Tech2024]

Is there is same ordering of columns to be listed in " cube( col1,col2.......) " as in first line of SELECT " SELECT Col1,Col2 from TN " to get the correct result or I can use different order in Cube than select and get the correct result too ? Ex: select Job, DeptNo,count(*) from emp e group by cube(Job, DeptNo); ??

[@cococnk388]

Morning, The order of columns in the CUBE clause must not necessarily be the same with the order of the columns in the SELECT clause. select Job, DeptNo,count(*) from emp e group by cube(Job, DeptNo) = yes, you will have the same results as the Teacher. Hope it helps.

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very nce videos..plz upload some other videos of sql topics...thank you sir