SQL: Learning the basics of the SELECT statement
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Very good video thank you
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Patty O'furniture, LOL. :)
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Please keep doing your effort to save fortune to the thickest ppl like me :( your videos are great !!!
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maybe i'm miscalculating it but @7:55 says 34 employees but @ 6:28 when you do top 20% of the employee's it gives you 7 employee's. so 7 * 5 (=20%) should be 35 employee's right? is this something SQL round's off? or am i missing something? tanx for youre video I hope it helps me with my exames today ^^
stijnweegberg1983 1 month ago
@stijnweegberg1983 yes. it rounds up to the nearest whole number 34 * 20% == 6.8 Rounded up to 7. I hope your prof didn't tests you on that, it's a rather obscure fact!
michaelfudge 1 week ago