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horizontal aggregation
hello....

is it possible to create a horizontal aggregation in MySQL....

if possible... how could it be?
is it present nowadays? i mean the source code?
can anyone help me....
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RE: horizontal aggregation
You'll need to be a bit more specific. What exactly are you trying to do? If you just want to add some fields in a row, simply do "SELECT field1+field2+field3 as thesum, ... ".
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please define what you mean by "horizontal aggregation".
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