GROUPING SETS
The CUBE
and ROLLUP
operators allow you to run a single query and generate multiple sets of groupings. However, the sets of groupings are fixed. For example, if you use GROUP BY ROLLUP (A, B, C)
, you get aggregates generated for the following groupings of nonaggregate columns:
• GROUP BY A, B, C
• GROUP BY A, B
• GROUP BY A
• A super-aggregate for all rows
If you use GROUP BY CUBE (A, B, C)
, you get aggregates generated for the following groupings of nonaggregate columns:
• GROUP BY A, B, C
• GROUP BY A, B
• GROUP BY A, C
• GROUP BY B, C
• GROUP BY A
• GROUP BY B
• GROUP BY C
• A super-aggregate for all rows
SQL Server 2008 introduces the GROUPING SETS
operator in addition to the CUBE
and ROLLUP
operators for performing several ...
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