SQL Server Code Example

Using the GROUPING_ID Function

A practical SQL Server aggregate-function example for Using the GROUPING_ID Function.

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The builtin GROUPING_ID function Is a function that computes the level of grouping. GROUPING_ID can be used only in the SELECT list, HAVING, or ORDER BY clauses when GROUP BY is specified. The code below will show you how to use the GROUPING_ID function. For more details on the GROUPING_ID function click here

Select Client_Status, Grouping_ID(Client_Status) AS 'Grouping_ID'
From CLIENT
Group By Client_Status


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