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SQLiteText cleanup & matching

Search for a literal LIKE wildcard

SQLite: Declare an escape character so a percent sign in the pattern is literal.

SQLite✓ Tested
SQLSelect & filter

Select an inclusive range

Find rows with values between two endpoints.

BETWEEN✓ Tested
SQLSelect & filter

Select specific columns

Read only the fields a result needs.

SELECT✓ Tested
SQLWindow analytics

Select the top row in each group with a tie-breaker

SQL: Filter an outer query on ROW_NUMBER because window functions are not evaluated in WHERE.

SQL✓ Tested
SQL ServerWindow analytics

Select the top row in each group with a tie-breaker

SQL Server: Filter an outer query on ROW_NUMBER because window functions are not evaluated in WHERE.

SQL Server✓ Tested
PostgresWindow analytics

Select the top row in each group with a tie-breaker

Postgres: Filter an outer query on ROW_NUMBER because window functions are not evaluated in WHERE.

Postgres✓ Tested
SQLiteWindow analytics

Select the top row in each group with a tie-breaker

SQLite: Filter an outer query on ROW_NUMBER because window functions are not evaluated in WHERE.

SQLite✓ Tested
Arduino / CData & storage

Set and inspect a bit flag

Store several boolean states in one byte.

bitSet✓ Tested
CSSTypography

Set readable line spacing

Use a unitless CSS line-height that scales with the font size.

CSS✓ Tested
SQLWindow analytics

Show a group total beside each detail row

SQL: A partitioned aggregate preserves detail rows instead of collapsing them with GROUP BY.

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SQL ServerWindow analytics

Show a group total beside each detail row

SQL Server: A partitioned aggregate preserves detail rows instead of collapsing them with GROUP BY.

SQL Server✓ Tested
PostgresWindow analytics

Show a group total beside each detail row

Postgres: A partitioned aggregate preserves detail rows instead of collapsing them with GROUP BY.

Postgres✓ Tested