SQL has maintained its prominent position in the technical world due to its ability to cater to a wide range of business intelligence and analytic requests. While databases are often used for finding a needle in a haystack, that is, narrowing down to a single row, a lot of interactive usage of SQL revolves around generating aggregated insights from a bunch of rows.
Indeed, a major advantage that SQL-based systems have over NoSQL data storage solutions is how intuitive grouping and aggregation is in the former category.
Aggregate Functions
An aggregate function is used to compute summarization information ...
