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This document describes three different methods for summarizing product sales data from a source table into grouped totals: 1) Using a cursor to iterate through the data row-by-row and insert summary rows, 2) Using table variables to store intermediate results before inserting summary data, and 3) Using temporary tables to store intermediate results before inserting final summary data. Each method performs similar logic of selecting distinct product IDs, calculating sales totals for each product, and inserting the results into a output table or variable.
This document describes three different methods for summarizing product sales data from a source table into grouped totals: 1) Using a cursor to iterate through the data row-by-row and insert summary rows, 2) Using table variables to store intermediate results before inserting summary data, and 3) Using temporary tables to store intermediate results before inserting final summary data. Each method performs similar logic of selecting distinct product IDs, calculating sales totals for each product, and inserting the results into a output table or variable.
This document describes three different methods for summarizing product sales data from a source table into grouped totals: 1) Using a cursor to iterate through the data row-by-row and insert summary rows, 2) Using table variables to store intermediate results before inserting summary data, and 3) Using temporary tables to store intermediate results before inserting final summary data. Each method performs similar logic of selecting distinct product IDs, calculating sales totals for each product, and inserting the results into a output table or variable.