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Optimizing Aggregates and Window Functions

Learn techniques for efficiently processing complex aggregations and window functions.

Aggregates & Windows Intro

Welcome to optimizing advanced queries! Today, we'll dive into making your aggregate and window functions run faster.

These powerful SQL features let you perform calculations across groups of rows or related rows. But, without care, they can become performance bottlenecks.

Aggregates Refresher

Aggregate functions summarize data for a group of rows, returning a single value per group. Common ones include COUNT(), SUM(), AVG(), MIN(), and MAX().

They often work with the GROUP BY clause to define these groups. Let's see a simple example:

SELECT
  category,
  COUNT(product_id) AS total_products
FROM
  products
GROUP BY
  category;

All lessons in this course

  1. Optimizing Aggregates and Window Functions
  2. Recursive CTEs and Graph Queries
  3. Using Materialized Views for Performance
  4. Optimizing Queries with FILTER and Conditional Aggregation
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