Aggregate functions perform operations on multiple values to create summary results.
AvgDistinct
BottomN
Count
CountDistinct
Count*
Mavg
Max
Median
Min
NTile
Percentile
Rank
StdDev
StdDev_Pop
Sum
SumDistinct
TopN
The average for the first row is equal to the numeric expression for the first row, the average for the second row is calculated by taking the average of the first two rows of data, the average for the third row is calculated by taking the average of the first three rows of data, and so on. When the nth row is reached, the average is calculated based on the last n rows of data.
Functions
AvgAvgDistinct
BottomN
Count
CountDistinct
Count*
Mavg
Max
Median
Min
NTile
Percentile
Rank
StdDev
StdDev_Pop
Sum
SumDistinct
TopN
Avg
Calculates the average (mean) value of an expression in a result set. Must take a numeric expression as its argument.
Syntax
Avg(numExpr)
Where:
numExpr
Any expression that evaluates to a numerical value.
AvgDistinct
Calculates the average (mean) of all distinct values of an expression. Must take a numeric expression as its argument.
Syntax
Avg(DISTINCT numExpr)
Where:
numExpr
Any expression that evaluates to a numerical value.
BottomN
Ranks the lowest n values of the expression argument from 1 to n, 1 corresponding to the lowest numerical value. The BOTTOMN function operates on the values returned in the result set. A request can contain only one BOTTOMN expression.
Syntax
BottomN(Expr, integer)
Where:
Expr
Any expression that evaluates to a numerical value.
integer
Any positive integer. Represents the bottom number of rankings displayed in the result set, 1 being the lowest rank.
Count
Calculates the number of rows having a nonnull value for the expression. The expression is typically a column name, in which case the number of rows with nonnull values for that column is returned.Syntax
Count(numExpr)
Where:
numExpr
Any expression that evaluates to a numerical value.
CountDistinct
Adds distinct processing to the count function.Syntax
Count(DISTINCT numExpr)
Where:
numExpr
Any expression that evaluates to a numerical value.
Count *
Counts the number of rows.
Syntax
Count(*)
Example
Suppose a table named Facts contains 200,000,000 rows. The sample request would return the result shown.
SELECT Count(*) FROM dim_tables
Result
5000
Mavg
Calculates a moving average (mean) for the last n rows of data, inclusive of the current row.The average for the first row is equal to the numeric expression for the first row, the average for the second row is calculated by taking the average of the first two rows of data, the average for the third row is calculated by taking the average of the first three rows of data, and so on. When the nth row is reached, the average is calculated based on the last n rows of data.
Syntax
MAVG (numExpr, integer)
Where:
numExpr
Any expression that evaluates to a numerical value.
integer
Any positive integer. Represents the average of the last n rows of data.
Max
Calculates the maximum value (highest numeric value) of the rows satisfying the numeric expression argument.Syntax
Max(numExpr)
Where:
numExpr
Any expression that evaluates to a numerical value.
Median
Calculates the median (middle) value of the rows satisfying the numeric expression argument. Where there are an even number of rows, the median is the mean of the two middle rows.
Syntax
Median(numExpr)
Where:
numExpr
Any expression that evaluates to a numerical value.
NTile
Determines the rank of a value in terms of a user-specified range. It returns integers to represent any range of ranks. NTile with numTiles=100 returns what is commonly called the "percentile" (with numbers ranging from 1 to 100, with 100 representing the high end of the sort). This value is different from the results of the Oracle BI percentile function, which conforms to what is called "percent rank" in SQL 92 and returns values from 0 to 1.
Syntax
NTile(numExpr, numTiles)
Where:
numExpr
Any expression that evaluates to a numerical value.
numTiles
Any positive, nonnull integer.
Min
Calculates the minimum value (lowest numeric value) of the rows satisfying the numeric expression argument.Syntax
Min(numExpr)
Where:
numExpr
Any expression that evaluates to a numerical value.
Percentile
Calculates a percentile rank for each value satisfying the numeric expression argument. The percentile rank ranges are between 0 (0th percentile) to 1 (100th percentile). The percentile is calculated based on the values in the result set.
Syntax
Percentile(Expr)
Where:
Expr
Any expression that evaluates to a numerical value.
Rank
Calculates the rank for each value satisfying the numeric expression argument. The highest number is assigned a rank of 1, and each successive rank is assigned the next consecutive integer (2, 3, 4,...). If certain values are equal, they are assigned the same rank (for example, 1, 1, 1, 4, 5, 5, 7...). The rank is calculated based on the values in the result set.Syntax
Rank(Expr)
Where:
Expr
Any expression that evaluates to a numerical value.
StdDev
Returns the standard deviation for a set of values. StdDev_Samp is a synonym for StdDev.Syntax
StdDev([ALL | DISTINCT] numExpr)
StdDev_Samp([ALL | DISTINCT] numExpr)
StdDev_Samp([ALL | DISTINCT] numExpr)
Where:
numExpr
Any expression that evaluates to a numerical value.
ALL
The standard deviation is calculated for all data in the set.
DISTINCT
All duplicates are ignored in the calculation.
StdDev_Pop
Returns the standard deviation for a set of values using the computational formula for population variance and standard deviation.Syntax
StdDev_Pop([ALL | DISTINCT] numExpr)
Where:
numExpr
Any expression that evaluates to a numerical value.
ALL
The standard deviation is calculated for all data in the set.
DISTINCT
All duplicates are ignored in the calculation.
Sum
Calculates the sum obtained by adding up all values satisfying the numeric expression argument.
Syntax
Sum(numExpr)
Where:
numExpr
Any expression that evaluates to a numerical value.
SumDistinct
Calculates the sum obtained by adding all of the distinct values satisfying the numeric expression argument.
Syntax
Sum(DISTINCT numExpr)
Where:
numExpr
Any expression that evaluates to a numerical value.
TopN
Ranks the highest n values of the expression argument from 1 to n, 1 corresponding to the highest numerical value. The TOPN function operates on the values returned in the result set. A request can contain only one TOPN expression.Syntax
TopN(Expr, integer)
Where:
Expr
Any expression that evaluates to a numerical value.
integer
Any positive integer. Represents the bottom number of rankings displayed in the result set, 1 being the highest rank.
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