I am learning SQL Server, and I have a sample database which I got from my co-worker. I created a stored procedure previously which works fine. Now I am trying to show average of the column which I am struggling at the moment. Your supports means a lot and I will learn from this. So here is my query: And
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How to get the average from computed columns in Postgresql?
I have a query: SELECT sum(column_1), sum(…) as sum_1, sum(…) as sum_2, sum(…) as sum_3 FROM table_1 How to get an average data from sum_1, sum_2, sum_3? If I write a query in the next …
SQL: Expression Not in GROUP BY Key
I have a transaction table t1 in Hive that looks like this: store_id cust_id zip_code transaction_count spend 1000 100 123 3 50 2000 200 …
Find Nth value and average value corresponding to each group in SQL
I have a table with name and grades for some users CREATE TABLE grades (name varchar(100), grade integer); insert into grades values (‘Bob’, 12), (‘Bob’, 13), (‘Bob’, 23), (‘Bob’, 17), (‘James’, 15), (…
Set two decimal places after AVG function inside PIVOT
The output keeps being 95.000000 I tried using AVG( CAST(Grades AS Decimal(10,2) ) ) inside the pivot, and it keeps returning a syntax error about (. Tried using CAST AS DECIMAL inside the FROM subquery, but it just keeps putting the same 00000 output. CAST AS FLOAT works but I need two decimal places and it eliminates trailing 0s Using
How to calculate agregate values by condition?
here my base example Try smth like this, but nothing Could you help me? Answer UPDATE: for these, I have added a new column to allow ordering of the rows. As the OP referred to day_name as a number in code, I have assumed that they refer to days – and thus changed the ‘id’ column to ‘daynum’, and accordingly
Get yearly average of per id
This code gets the number of ids that that show up for each month with in the year. This is the result i get: I want to get the yearly average of each ID, and the overall count. The results will look like this: Answer You can add another level of aggregation: Notes: you don’t actually need a CTE to
Single-row subquery returns more than one row BUT with one row
“CityJail” schema. I am supposed to find each appeal that has a less than the average number of days between the filing and hearing dates. Here is my code: I get an error: ORA-01427: single-row subquery returns more than one row 01427. 00000 – “single-row subquery returns more than one row” *Cause: *Action: Finding the average works fine by itself:
Calculating a 7 day average
I have this query. I want to generate the 7 day average of the mappings column. For example, I want to calculate the average mappings for each day (from 2020-01-03 – 2020-01-10). Results: Then return avg(avg_mapping) Answer I don’t see how your question relates to a rolling average. From your data and results, it seems like you just want aggregation
count distinct if a condition is satisfied
I have a table which shows if a address_no has a telephone or not. To determine, i am looking at cell_phone and house_phone columns and want to write ‘no phone’ only when house_phone and cell_phone is …