The GROUP BY statement is used in conjunction with the aggregate functions to group the result-set by one or more columns. Aggregate Function ==> CountAggregate Column ==>e.g DateGroup BY Column ==>e.g Month
// Created GroupBy Method
DataTable GroupBy(string i_sGroupByColumn, string i_sAggregateColumn, DataTable i_dSourceTable) {
DataView dv = new DataView(i_dSourceTable);
// getting distinct values for group column
DataTable dtGroup = dv.ToTable(true, new string[] {
i_sGroupByColumn});
// adding column for the row count
dtGroup.Columns.Add(
"Count", typeof(int));
// looping thru distinct values for the group, counting
foreach (DataRow dr in dtGroup.Rows) {
dr[
"Count"] = i_dSourceTable.Compute(("Count("
+ (i_sAggregateColumn +
")")), (i_sGroupByColumn + (" = \'"
+ (dr[i_sGroupByColumn] +
"\'"))));
}
// returning grouped/counted result
return dtGroup;
}
// end GroupBy
// Created GroupBy Method
DataTable GroupBy(string i_sGroupByColumn, string i_sAggregateColumn, DataTable i_dSourceTable) {
DataView dv = new DataView(i_dSourceTable);
// getting distinct values for group column
DataTable dtGroup = dv.ToTable(true, new string[] {
i_sGroupByColumn});
// adding column for the row count
dtGroup.Columns.Add(
"Count", typeof(int));
// looping thru distinct values for the group, counting
foreach (DataRow dr in dtGroup.Rows) {
dr[
"Count"] = i_dSourceTable.Compute(("Count("
+ (i_sAggregateColumn +
")")), (i_sGroupByColumn + (" = \'"
+ (dr[i_sGroupByColumn] +
"\'"))));
}
// returning grouped/counted result
return dtGroup;
}
// end GroupBy
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