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Filter clause for aggregate functions

Martin PreissFeb 4 2015 — edited May 28 2016

Having written expressions of the form "sum( case when ... then 1 else 0 end )" a million times I would appreciate the introduction of the SQL:2003 Filter clause - as it has been introduced in recent postgres releases:

sum(...) filter (where ...)

Not a very important change, but I assume this should be a quite simple task - being merely syntactic sugar - and it would brings us closer to SQL:2003 and make this kind of aggregations more simple to understand.

Furthermore I would appreciate the introduction of a decent search function here - so I could be sure that this proposal has not already been made...

A concise explanantion of the filter clause in SQL:2003 can be found in Markus Winand's article: filter — Selective Aggregates

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Hi,

This javaw.exe is used to for Java Web start.

If you clearly see in the doc to use use -vm option as javaw under jre/bin folder.

If you dont find them you can use java.exe .

This reference is only for JVM option to use for IDE.

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Kal
Marked as Answer by e.geesken · Sep 27 2020
Ganesh..
Hi,
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It is not mandatory to specify java location in eclipse.ini. Specify the jrockit/bin path in PATH and start the eclipse, it will pick up the jrockit as launcher.
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