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Chapter 4, Problem 14SCG
Program Plan Intro
“SELECT” command:
The “SELECT” command is used to retrieve data in a
Syntax for selecting values from the table is as follows:
SELECT STUDENT_ID FROM STUDENT;
- The given query is used to display each student ID from “STUDENT” table.
“SUM” function:
- It is the one of the function of aggregate function.
- The “SUM” function is used to compute the total of the values in a column.
Example:
The example for “SUM” function is given below:
SELECT SUM(MARK_CREDIT) FROM STUDENT;
The above query is used to display the sum of all students mark credit from “STUDENT” table using “SUM” function.
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