MySQL: GROUP BY

#MySQL #tutorial #course You can copy and paste all of the following statements if you would like to follow along in this video. P.S. Make sure you have a customers table if you're linking the foreign key on customer_id. ------------------------------------------------------------ DROP TABLE IF EXISTS transactions; CREATE TABLE transactions ( transaction_id INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, amount DECIMAL(5, 2), customer_id INT, order_date DATE, FOREIGN KEY (customer_id) REFERENCES customers(customer_id) ); INSERT INTO transactions VALUES (1000, , 3, “2023-01-01“), (1001, , 2, “2023-01-01“), (1002, , 3, “2023-01-02“), (1003, , 1, “2023-01-02“), (1004, , NULL, “2023-01-03“), (1005, , 4, “2023-01-03“), (1006, , NULL, “2023-01-03“); SELECT * FROM transactions; ------------------------------------------------------------ 00:00:00 intro 00:00:16 data for this demo 00:00:00 GROUP BY 00:03:19 HAVING 00:04:36 conclusion