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Why most developers stop learning SQL at subqueries - a 5-minute guide for PARTITION BY and CTEs
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this post was submitted on 15 Feb 2024
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I imagine it depends on use case. Anything more advanced that subqueries/CTEs is largely the domain of ETL developers (not exclusively, obviously) but most others using SQL don't need anything that advanced.