Use Community_Assist --math Select 5 * 2 /3 % 2 Select DonationAmount, DonationAmount * .80 as Charity, DonationAmount * .20 as Maintenance from Donation Select DonationAmount, DonationAmount * .80 Charity, DonationAmount * .20 Maintenance from Donation; --scaler --Date Functions Select * from Donation; Select Distinct Year(DonationDate) [Year] from Donation; Select Distinct Month(DonationDate) [Month] from Donation; Select Distinct Day(DonationDate) [Day] from Donation; Select DonationDate, DatePart(Minute,DonationDate) as [Minute] from Donation; Select * from Donation Where Year(DonationDate)=2015 And Month(donationDate) between 8 and 9; Select GetDate() Select * from Employee Select DateDiff(Month,'2/21/2005','4/21/2013')[Difference] Select DateAdd(day, 13,GetDate()) --formats Select * from Donation Select DonationDate, Format(DonationAmount,'$#,##0.00') [DonationAmount] from Donation Select * from Contact Select '(' + substring(ContactNumber,1,3) + ')' + substring(ContactNumber,4,3) + '-' + substring(ContactNumber, 7,4) [Phone] from Contact Select ContactNumber, Format(Cast(ContactNumber as bigint), '(000)000-0000') from Contact --Aggregate --operate across multiple rows Select sum(DonationAmount) Total from Donation Select Avg(DonationAmount) Total from Donation Select count(DonationAmount) Total from Donation Select Max(DonationAmount) Total from Donation Select Min(DonationAmount) Total from Donation Select Year(DonationDate) [Year], format(Sum(DonationAmount),'$#,##0.00') Total From Donation Group by Year(DonationDate) Select Year(DonationDate) [Year], Month(DonationDate) [Month], format(Sum(DonationAmount),'$#,##0.00') Total From Donation Group by Year(DonationDate), Month(DonationDate) Order by Year(DonationDate),Month(DonationDate) Select Year(DonationDate) [Year], Case Month(DonationDate) when 8 then 'August' when 9 then 'September' when 2 then 'February' when 4 then 'April' end as [Month], DonationAmount From Donation Select Year(donationDate) [Year], datename(Month,donationDate) [Month], DonationAmount From Donation Select name from Sys.Databases Select name from sys.Tables
I forgot to cover this in class. If you have an aggregate function in the criteria, you have to use "having" instead of "where"
--You must use HAVING with any criteria that uses an --aggregate function --these examples have both a having and a where clause Select EmployeeKey, AVG(DonationAmount) Average From Donation Where EmployeeKey > 2 Group by EmployeeKey Having AVG(DonationAmount) < 1000
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