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Jared Hancock authored
If there are annotations in an SQL statement, but there are no aggregate functions used (such as SUM, COUNT, etc), then a GROUP BY clause is not technically required. Using one implies sorting of the results to ensure uniqueness--prior to sorting them according to the requested sort in the ORDER BY clause.
Jared Hancock authoredIf there are annotations in an SQL statement, but there are no aggregate functions used (such as SUM, COUNT, etc), then a GROUP BY clause is not technically required. Using one implies sorting of the results to ensure uniqueness--prior to sorting them according to the requested sort in the ORDER BY clause.
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