
Mastering the MAX() Aggregate Function in SQL: A Complete Guide
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The MIN() function returns the smallest value of the selected column.
The MAX() function returns the largest value of the selected column.
Syntax:
SELECT MAX(column_name) FROM table_name WHERE condition;
We will apply MAX function in this blow table:
We will find the maximum Salary
EmpId |
EmpName |
EmpAddress |
EmpSalary |
EmpDept |
1 |
Rambo |
Kolkata |
30000 |
ADMIN |
2 |
Inza |
Bihar |
31000 |
SALES |
3 |
Samser |
Kolkata |
32000 |
IT |
4 |
Kamran |
Hydrabad |
33000 |
ITIS |
5 |
Azam |
Kolkata |
33000 |
ITIS |
Example: MAX
Code:
SELECT MAX(EmpSalary) AS MaxSalary FROM EmployeeDetails
Output:
The above code will produce the following result-
MaxSalary 33000
Code: Code For table creation and Data Insertion
USE SQLExamples DROP TABLE EmployeeDetails CREATE TABLE EmployeeDetails( EmpId int, EmpName VARCHAR(30), EmpAddress VARCHAR(50), EmpSalary VARCHAR(10), EmpDept VARCHAR(10) ) INSERT INTO EmployeeDetails VALUES (1, 'Rambo', 'Kolkata', '30000', 'ADMIN'), (2, 'Inza', 'Bihar', '31000', 'SALES'), (3, 'Samser', 'Kolkata', '32000', 'IT'), (4, 'Kamran', 'Hydrabad', '33000', 'ITIS'), (5, 'Azam', 'Kolkata', '33000', 'ITIS') SELECT * FROM EmployeeDetails
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