You can use the GROUP BY
clause along with aggregate functions like SUM
, AVG
, etc. to combine multiple records into one. For example, if you have three records with columns col1
, col2
, and col3
, you can group them by a common column and sum their values using the following query:
SELECT common_col, SUM(col1) AS total_col1, SUM(col2) AS total_col2, SUM(col3) AS total_col3
FROM your_table
GROUP BY common_col
This query will create a new column for each original column with the combined values, using the SUM
function. You can also use other aggregate functions depending on your requirements.
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