world! I’m currently stuck on this problem where i want to join two columns and run the select statement of the two, but i’m getting errors; these are the columns i want to join:
SELECT DISTINCT column_name FROM owner_name.table_name ORDER BY column_name;
and
SELECT DISTINCT * FROM (SELECT count(column_name) OVER (partition by column_name) Amount from owner_name.table_name order by column_name);
where in the second, for every row, i count how many equal rows i have for each value.
the two columns values: first column second column
i dont know how to have both of them next to each other as a normal select statement: SELECT column_1, column_2 FROM table;
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Answer
You do not want to use an analytic function for this as you will find the COUNT
for all the rows and then use DISTINCT
to discard rows which involves lots of unnecessary calculation.
Instead, it is much more efficient GROUP BY
the column_name
and then aggregate so that you only generate a single row for each group to start with:
SELECT column_name, COUNT(column_name) AS amount FROM owner_name.table_name GROUP BY column_name ORDER BY column_name;