Merge Sales Data from 2022 and 2023 Partitions Using UNION
Use UNION to Query Specific Partitions
Write a PostgreSQL query to fetch data from Sales_2022 and Sales_2023 partitions using UNION.
Solution:
-- Combine data from Sales_2022 and Sales_2023 partitions using UNION ALL
SELECT * FROM Sales_2022 -- Select all columns from the Sales_2022 partition
UNION ALL -- Combine the results from both partitions without eliminating duplicates
SELECT * FROM Sales_2023; -- Select all columns from the Sales_2023 partition
Explanation:
- Purpose of the Query:
- Manually selects and merges data from specific partitions.
- Key Components:
- UNION ALL: Combines multiple partition results without duplicate removal.
- Real-World Application:
- Useful for reports requiring explicit partition selection.
Notes:
- UNION (instead of UNION ALL) removes duplicates but is slower.
For more Practice: Solve these Related Problems:
- Write a PostgreSQL query to combine data from three specified partitions using UNION ALL to maintain all duplicate rows.
- Write a PostgreSQL query to merge data from specific partitions using UNION to remove duplicate rows automatically.
- Write a PostgreSQL query to combine partitioned data where each partition query includes a different filtering condition.
- Write a PostgreSQL query to retrieve and union data from specific partitions and then sort the combined result set by a common column.
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