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    AggregateFunction Datetime

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    The document contains SQL queries that perform various operations on sample database tables like retrieving data, calculating aggregates, filtering on conditions, performing conversions and casting. It demonstrates functions for retrieving date/time values, performing date/time calculations and conversions. Window functions like RANK, FIRST_VALUE, LAG etc are also used for analytic queries on sample employee data.

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    AggregateFunction Datetime

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    The document contains SQL queries that perform various operations on sample database tables like retrieving data, calculating aggregates, filtering on conditions, performing conversions and casting. It demonstrates functions for retrieving date/time values, performing date/time calculations and conversions. Window functions like RANK, FIRST_VALUE, LAG etc are also used for analytic queries on sample employee data.

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    The document contains SQL queries that perform various operations on sample database tables like retrieving data, calculating aggregates, filtering on conditions, performing conversions and casting. It demonstrates functions for retrieving date/time values, performing date/time calculations and conversions. Window functions like RANK, FIRST_VALUE, LAG etc are also used for analytic queries on sample employee data.

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    The document contains SQL queries that perform various operations on sample database tables like retrieving data, calculating aggregates, filtering on conditions, performing conversions and casting. It demonstrates functions for retrieving date/time values, performing date/time calculations and conversions. Window functions like RANK, FIRST_VALUE, LAG etc are also used for analytic queries on sample employee data.

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    /*use INTELLIPATDB;

    CREATE TABLE #TEMP1(EMPLOYEEID INT,


    FIRSTNAME VARCHAR(50),
    LASTNAME VARCHAR(50),
    AGE INT,
    GENDER VARCHAR(50));*/

    SELECT * FROM EMPSALARY;

    SELECT AVG(SALARY) AS AVERAGESALARY FROM EMPSALARY


    WHERE EMPLOYEEID IN(1001,1002,1003,1004,1005);
    --GROUP BY EMPLOYEEID;

    SELECT COUNT(*) FROM EMPSALARY;


    SELECT COUNT(SALARY) FROM EMPSALARY;

    WITH TEMP AS
    (
    SELECT EMPLOYEEID, JOBTITLE, SALARY FROM EMPSALARY
    )
    SELECT * FROM TEMP WHERE SALARY = (SELECT MAX(SALARY) FROM TEMP);

    SELECT MIN(SALARY) FROM EMPSALARY;

    SELECT SUM(SALARY) FROM EMPSALARY


    SELECT SUM(SALARY) FROM EMPSALARY
    WHERE EMPLOYEEID IN(1001,1002);

    --DATE
    SELECT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP AS [CURRENT_DATE];

    SELECT GETUTCDATE();

    SELECT GETDATE();--OPERATING SYSTEM TIME ON WHICH SQL SERVER IS RUNNING

    SELECT SYSDATETIME();--MORE FRACTIONAL SECONDS PROVIDED HERE

    SELECT SYSUTCDATETIME();--UTC TIME AND SYSTEM DATE

    SELECT SYSDATETIMEOFFSET();

    --DATE
    SELECT DATENAME(DAYOFYEAR,GETDATE());
    SELECT DATENAME(DAY,GETDATE());
    SELECT DATENAME(WEEK,GETDATE());
    SELECT DATENAME(HOUR,GETDATE());

    SELECT DATENAME(DAY, '2022/09/10');


    SELECT DATENAME(WEEK, '2022/09/10');
    SELECT DATENAME(HOUR, '2022-09-10 20:59:01.373');

    SELECT DATENAME(WEEK, '2022-12-31');


    SELECT DATENAME(WEEK, '10-09-2022');--INDIAN

    SELECT DATEPART(MILLISECOND,GETDATE());
    SELECT DATEPART(HOUR,GETDATE());
    SELECT DATEPART(MINUTE,GETDATE());

    --DAY
    SELECT DAY(GETDATE()) AS DAY;
    --MONTH
    SELECT MONTH(GETDATE()) AS MONTH;
    --YEAR
    SELECT YEAR(GETDATE()) AS YEAR;

    --DATEDIFF
    SELECT DATEDIFF(YY,'2008-05-17','2008-4-28');

    SELECT DATEDIFF(MM,'2008-05-17','2008-4-28');
    SELECT DATEDIFF(MM,'2008-04-17','2008-5-28');--please be careful

    SELECT DATEDIFF(DD,'2008-05-17','2008-4-28');

    --DATEADD
    SELECT DATEADD(MONTH, 2, GETDATE());
    SELECT DATEADD(DAY, 2, GETDATE());

    --EOMONTH
    SELECT EOMONTH(GETDATE());

    --DATEFROMPARTS
    SELECT DATEFROMPARTS(2019,09,10);

    --DATETIME2FROMPARTS
    SELECT DATETIME2FROMPARTS(2019,09,10,15,45,09,503,3);

    --DATETIMEOFFSETFROMPARTS
    SELECT DATETIMEOFFSETFROMPARTS(2019,09,10,16,25,09,363,12,30,3);

    --TIMEFROMPARTS
    SELECT TIMEFROMPARTS(23,59,59,0,0);

    --ISDATE
    SELECT ISDATE(2019-09-10);
    SELECT ISDATE('ANUSHREE');
    SELECT ISDATE(GETDATE());
    SELECT ISDATE(2019-09-30);

    --LTRIM
    SELECT LTRIM(' RISHIPAL') AS TRAINERNAME;

    --SELECT RTRIM('RISHIPAL ') AS TRAINERNAME;

    SELECT RTRIM(' RISHIPAL ');

    --LOWER
    SELECT LOWER('INTELLIPAAT.COM');

    --UPPER
    SELECT UPPER('intellipaat.com');

    --REVERSE
    SELECT REVERSE('SQL SERVER');--REVRES LQS

    --SUBSTRING
    SELECT * FROM EMPSALARY;
    SELECT SUBSTRING(JOBTITLE,1,0) FROM EMPSALARY WHERE SALARY = 30000;--SALESMAN
    SELECT SUBSTRING(JOBTITLE,1,2) FROM EMPSALARY WHERE SALARY = 30000;
    SELECT SUBSTRING(JOBTITLE,1,3) FROM EMPSALARY WHERE SALARY = 30000;
    SELECT SUBSTRING(JOBTITLE,1,4) FROM EMPSALARY WHERE SALARY = 30000;
    SELECT SUBSTRING(JOBTITLE,1,5) FROM EMPSALARY WHERE SALARY = 30000;
    SELECT SUBSTRING(JOBTITLE,1,6) FROM EMPSALARY WHERE SALARY = 30000;
    SELECT SUBSTRING(JOBTITLE,1,7) FROM EMPSALARY WHERE SALARY = 30000;
    SELECT SUBSTRING(JOBTITLE,1,8) FROM EMPSALARY WHERE SALARY = 30000;

    SELECT SUBSTRING('ANUSHREE', 1,3);


    SELECT SUBSTRING('MUKKARAM',1,3);

    --CAST
    SELECT CAST('1234' AS DECIMAL(10,2)) AS RESULT;--DMART/VMART

    SELECT CAST(1234.45 AS INT) AS RESULT;

    SELECT CAST('07/07/2022' AS DATETIME) AS RESULT;

    SELECT CAST(GETDATE() AS VARCHAR(50)) AS RESULT;

    --CONVERT
    SELECT CONVERT(DECIMAL(7,2), 12345.76543);
    SELECT CONVERT(DECIMAL(8,3), 12345.76543);
    SELECT CONVERT(DECIMAL(9,4), 12345.76543);
    SELECT CONVERT(NUMERIC(8,3), 12345.76543);
    SELECT CONVERT(DATETIME,'07/07/2022');

    --CHOOSE
    SELECT CHOOSE(1,'MANGO','STRAWBERRY','KIWI');
    SELECT CHOOSE(2,'MANGO','STRAWBERRY','KIWI');
    SELECT CHOOSE(3,'MANGO','STRAWBERRY','KIWI');

    --ISNULL
    SELECT ISNULL(SALARY,10000) FROM EMPSALARY;
    SELECT * FROM EMPSALARY;

    --ISNUMERIC
    SELECT ISNUMERIC('1234');
    SELECT ISNUMERIC('a1234');

    --IIF
    SELECT IIF(10>5,'TRUE',NULL);--IF 10 IS MORE THAN 5 THEN RETURN TRUE ELSE RETURN
    NULL
    SELECT IIF(10>5,NULL,'FALSE');
    SELECT IIF(5>10,'TRUE',NULL);

    --TRY_CAST
    SELECT TRY_CAST('SQL SERVER' AS INT);--FAILED CONVERSION

    SELECT
    CASE WHEN TRY_CAST('SQL SERVER' AS INT) IS NULL--SATISFIED
    THEN 'CONVERSION FAILED'
    ELSE 'CONVERSION SUCCESSFUL'
    END;

    SELECT EMPLOYEEID, JOBTITLE, SALARY,


    CASE WHEN SALARY < 500 THEN 'BPL'
    WHEN SALARY > 500 AND SALARY <= 30000 THEN 'MIDDLE CLASS'
    WHEN SALARY > 30000 THEN 'UPPER CLASS'
    ELSE 'DATA NOT AVAILABLE'
    END AS SOCIAL_CLASS
    FROM EMPSALARY;

    --CUME_DIST
    SELECT * FROM EMPSALARY;
    SELECT
    EMPLOYEEID,
    JOBTITLE,
    SALARY,
    CUME_DIST() OVER (ORDER BY SALARY DESC) AS CUMULATIVE FROM EMPSALARY;--CUMULATIVE
    DISTRIBUTION OF VALUES IN A SET OF VALUES

    use INTELLIPATDB;
    --CUME_DIST
    SELECT * FROM EMPSALARY;
    SELECT
    EMPLOYEEID,
    JOBTITLE,
    SALARY,
    CUME_DIST() OVER (ORDER BY SALARY DESC) AS CUMULATIVE FROM EMPSALARY;--CUMULATIVE
    DISTRIBUTION OF VALUES IN A SET OF VALUES

    SELECT * FROM APPLEINDIA;


    SELECT * FROM AADHAARTABLE;
    SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEE;

    --DELETE FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE EMPLOYEEID IN(1,2,3,6,7,8);

    --DENSE_RANK()
    SELECT
    EMPLOYEEID,
    FIRSTNAME,
    LASTNAME,
    AGE,
    GENDER,
    DENSE_RANK() OVER (PARTITION BY [GENDER] ORDER BY [EMPLOYEEID] DESC) AS RANK
    FROM EMPLOYEE;

    --FIRST_VALUE()
    SELECT
    EMPLOYEEID,
    FIRSTNAME,
    LASTNAME,
    AGE,
    GENDER,
    FIRST_VALUE(FIRSTNAME) OVER (PARTITION BY [GENDER] ORDER BY [EMPLOYEEID] DESC) AS
    FIRST_VALUE
    FROM EMPLOYEE;

    --LAG()
    SELECT
    EMPLOYEEID,
    --FIRSTNAME,
    --LASTNAME,
    --AGE,
    --GENDER,
    JOBTITLE,
    SALARY,
    LAG(SALARY,1,0) OVER (ORDER BY [EMPLOYEEID] DESC) AS LAG
    FROM EMPSALARY;

    --LAST_VALUE()

    SELECT
    EMPLOYEEID,
    --FIRSTNAME,
    --LASTNAME,
    --AGE,
    --GENDER,
    JOBTITLE,
    SALARY,
    LAST_VALUE(JOBTITLE) OVER (ORDER BY SALARY) AS LAST_VALUE
    FROM EMPSALARY;

    SELECT
    EMPLOYEEID,
    --FIRSTNAME,
    --LASTNAME,
    --AGE,
    --GENDER,
    JOBTITLE,
    SALARY,
    LAST_VALUE(JOBTITLE) OVER (ORDER BY SALARY ROWS BETWEEN UNBOUNDED PRECEDING AND
    UNBOUNDED FOLLOWING) AS LAST_VALUE
    FROM EMPSALARY;

    SELECT
    CASE
    WHEN TRY_CAST(123.1 AS INT) IS NULL--SATISFIED (TRY_CAST('SHILPA' AS INT) = NULL)
    CONDITION #1
    THEN 'CONVERSION FAILED'
    ELSE 'CONVERSION SUCCESSFUL'
    END;

    SELECT
    CASE
    WHEN TRY_CAST('123.1' AS INT) IS NULL--SATISFIED (TRY_CAST('SHILPA' AS INT) =
    NULL) CONDITION #1
    THEN 'CONVERSION FAILED'
    ELSE 'CONVERSION SUCCESSFUL'
    END;

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