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Sometimes you want to know what the percentage is of null values in a table for a Column
Or you might want to know what the percentage of all values in a Column is grouped by value
You can get these answers by running the code below
First create this table
Good SQL Articles To Read If You Can't Afford Books
You have only $50 left and you can buy two DVDs or one SQL book, what do you do? I would buy the book but not every person has the same idea of a fun time. This is the reason why I present you with a bunch of links to articles which will give you very good info. Some of this you won’t be able to find in a book anyway.
The curse and blessings of dynamic SQL. How you use dynamic SQL, when you should - and when you should not.
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