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    This document describes an experiment to implement OLAP queries using CUBE and ROLLUP operators on tables with sample data. It instructs to create tables with sample records, then execute CUBE and ROLLUP operators with a GROUP BY clause to aggregate data and return summary results rolled up or cross-tabulated in multiple dimensions.

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    This document describes an experiment to implement OLAP queries using CUBE and ROLLUP operators on tables with sample data. It instructs to create tables with sample records, then execute CUBE and ROLLUP operators with a GROUP BY clause to aggregate data and return summary results rolled up or cross-tabulated in multiple dimensions.

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    EXPERIMENT 12

    Implementation of OLAP Queries.

    Commands-
    1) create table locations,sales,products,time with at least 5 records.
    2) Execute the CUBE & ROLLUP operator.
    Group by Cube-

    select * from sales;


    select pid,sum(pid) from sales group by cube(pid);

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