Explain contrast amongst grouped and non-bunched records?
Answer / Km Subhash Rani
"Grouped records are those that share common characteristics, which can be identified by a WHERE clause or a GROUP BY statement. Non-grouped records are individual records returned without any aggregation or grouping. Grouped records can be further analyzed using aggregate functions like SUM, AVG, COUNT, MIN, and MAX."n
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