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SQL: 3 ways to find gaps and missing values

September 5, 2019 Database Tips Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, ORACLE, PL/SQL, PostgreSQL, SQL, Transact-SQL functions

It is really common to have columns that stores sequences of numbers in database systems (specially in relational databases). Users[…]

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LEAD and LAG: accessing multiple rows without self join

February 12, 2019 Database Tips Microsoft Access, Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, ORACLE, PL/SQL, PostgreSQL, SQL, Transact-SQL functions

LEAD and LAG are window functions that enable the simultaneous access to a table’s row and to other row related[…]

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Looking for missing values using recursive queries

December 26, 2018 Database Tips ORACLE, PL/SQL, SQL

In most of application databases, we can find one or more numeric columns representing IDs or used as primary keys.[…]

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Using a recursive query to create a list of dates

October 15, 2018 Database Tips ORACLE, SQL

In enterprise database systems, one may commonly find business events (e.g. sales, revenue, etc) associated to dates or months. In[…]

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