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SQLServer SQL Group By vs Distinct

Difference between GROUP BY and DISTINCT


The query below uses GROUP BY to perform aggregated calculations.

SELECT
 storeName,
 COUNT(*) AS total_nr_orders,
 COUNT(DISTINCT userId) AS nr_unique_customers,
 AVG(orderValue) AS average_order_value,
 MIN(orderDate) AS first_order,
 MAX(orderDate) AS lastOrder
FROM
 orders
GROUP BY
 storeName;

While DISTINCT is used to list a unique combination of distinct values for the specified columns.

SELECT DISTINCT
 storeName,
 userId
FROM
 orders;


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