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GROUP BY: SQL's Organizational Clause

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GROUP BY is an invaluable SQL clause for organizing and performing operations on information about several different items you want to aggregate. For instance, what if you wanted to get information about employee attendance in several different time periods to do comparisons and charting? Or what if you wanted to get the sales figures for several salespeople with a single SQL phrase?

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