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Cube-Operator exisiting

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bebbo1986

bebbo1986

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Feb 12, 2008
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Hallo together,
I have one short question. Is in PostgreSQL something like a CUBE-Operator existing.
According to the manual there is nothing. But perhaps I didn't find it.

If not, what would be the best solution to get the same result.
Probably a lot of GROUP BY in combination with UNION, right?

Thanks for any help and best regards,
Martin
 
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Hi

Until now I believed that cube is an abstraction and is managed the client applications, for example with Mondrian... Which indeed generates [tt]select[/tt]s stuffed with a lot of [tt]group by[/tt] and [tt]union[/tt] clauses.

Feherke.
 
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In fact there exists some database systems that can use the cube operator in their SQL version. For example with MS SQL Server in the corresponding T-SQL.
 
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