DBMS | L- 17 | SQL: Group by, Having, Set Operators | Vishvadeep Gothi | Unacademy Computer Science

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nice lec sir...full mza aara DBMS pdhne mae

[@ayushwalker2003]

Start on 07:23 ✨

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[@srikarsiddarth341]

Sir what if the column order is reversed when using intersect 's 2nd query? Select c2, c1 from table2? Does column order matter during intersection statement?

[@mmzf2357]

fully understand

[@Harshsharma_19]

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good series, but please work on the sound quality

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@shubhangiingle9872 Actually, he forgot to put on his mic, check other videos, the sound quality is good!

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Starts 7:03

[@ShariqueAkhtar]

select sum(price),categoryId from products group by categoryId;

[@mahimapatidarpatidar9926]

Sir can we use where in both queries with set operator ?

[@himanshigupta5304]

Select sum(price), categoryid from product group by categoryid;

[@shubhankarpande3688]

37:50

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select sum(prices) , category Id, form Products group by category Id having price>200

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