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Sharli Paphitis,Lindsay-Ann Kellandtions. The previous chapter taught you how to write queries with multiple tables so that the data makes sense in applications and reports. Now it is time to learn about a special type of query, ., used to group and summarize data. You may find that writing aggregate queries is more challenging than

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Introduction: In Defense of Identityreally enjoy writing code. Programming is not something you can just learn and be done with it. You will continue to learn new techniques as long as you are programming T-SQL. The other thing you can count on is that Microsoft will continue to add new features to SQL Server, including new T-SQL feat