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In this article, we explore non recursive CTEs (Common Table Expressions). This is a broad class, and basically covers every form of CTEs except those that call themselves. This other class is called the recursive CTEs; they are covered in the next article.
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Pretty cool little trick you've made there.With the help of an analytic function, I've fixed the ordering, and as a byproduct it also scales better:WITH ranked AS ( SELECT make,model,Rank() over (PARTITION BY make ORDER BY model) Rnk FROM MakeModel ),cte...
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In this article, we explore non recursive CTEs (Common Table Expressions). This is a broad class, and basically covers every form of CTEs except those that call themselves. This other class is called the recursive CTEs; they are covered in the next article.
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Group concatenation in T-SQL using CTE.
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14 Jul 2016 by essentialSQL
In this article, we explore non recursive CTEs (Common Table Expressions). This is a broad class, and basically covers every form of CTEs except those that call themselves. This other class is called the recursive CTEs; they are covered in the next article.
15 Nov 2013 by Johan Ohlin
How to use recursive CTE calls in T-SQL.
15 Nov 2013 by Johan Ohlin
Group concatenation in T-SQL using CTE.