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Tuesday, 20 February 2024

AVG Function in Greenplum

In Greenplum, you can use the AVG function to calculate the average value of a set of values. Here's an example of how to use the AVG function in Greenplum:


Suppose you have a table named sales with a column amount that stores the sales amount for each transaction. You can use the AVG function to calculate the average sales amount:


SELECT AVG(amount) AS average_sales

FROM sales;


This query will calculate the average sales amount from the amount column in the sales table and alias the result as average_sales.


For example, if your sales table contains the following data:

| amount |

|--------|

| 100    |

| 200    |

| 300    |

| 400    |

| 500    |


The result of the query would be:

average_sales

-------------

300


This is because the average of 100, 200, 300, 400, and 500 is 300.

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