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Combining multiple data points into a single data point. This usually is used in reference to SQL and usually to an aggregate function of some sort.
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How to aggregate in the WHERE clause referencing the subquery from the FROM clause
Below is a query that achieves the goal, though it might be far suboptimal:
SELECT p1.ID, Content, Volume, CustomerID, runtot
FROM (
SELECT ID, Content, Volume, CustomerID,
SUM(Volume) OVER (PAR …
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How to aggregate in the WHERE clause referencing the subquery from the FROM clause
I got the following query so far:
SELECT q1.ID, Content, Volume, CustomerID, runtot
FROM (
SELECT ID, Content, Volume, CustomerID,
SUM(Volume) OVER (PARTITION BY CustomerID ORDER BY ID) AS runto …
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