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SQLReporting & grouped calculations

Count distinct values within a result

SQL: COUNT DISTINCT counts distinct non-null values.

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SQL ServerReporting & grouped calculations

Count distinct values within a result

SQL Server: COUNT DISTINCT counts distinct non-null values.

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PostgresReporting & grouped calculations

Count distinct values within a result

Postgres: COUNT DISTINCT counts distinct non-null values.

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SQLiteReporting & grouped calculations

Count distinct values within a result

SQLite: COUNT DISTINCT counts distinct non-null values.

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SQLExpressions & aggregates

Count rows per category

Aggregate rows sharing the same category.

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SQLReporting & grouped calculations

Count rows satisfying separate conditions

SQL: SUM over CASE expressions calculates several conditional counts in one scan.

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SQL ServerReporting & grouped calculations

Count rows satisfying separate conditions

SQL Server: SUM over CASE expressions calculates several conditional counts in one scan.

SQL Server✓ Tested
PostgresReporting & grouped calculations

Count rows satisfying separate conditions

Postgres: SUM over CASE expressions calculates several conditional counts in one scan.

Postgres✓ Tested
SQLiteReporting & grouped calculations

Count rows satisfying separate conditions

SQLite: SUM over CASE expressions calculates several conditional counts in one scan.

SQLite✓ Tested
SQLReporting & grouped calculations

Distinguish row count from non-null value count

SQL: COUNT(*) includes every row while COUNT(column) skips NULL values.

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SQL ServerReporting & grouped calculations

Distinguish row count from non-null value count

SQL Server: COUNT(*) includes every row while COUNT(column) skips NULL values.

SQL Server✓ Tested
PostgresReporting & grouped calculations

Distinguish row count from non-null value count

Postgres: COUNT(*) includes every row while COUNT(column) skips NULL values.

Postgres✓ Tested