PostgreSQL - Common Table ExpressionsHow can you combine CTEs with window functions to find the rank of employees by salary within each department?AWindow functions cannot be used with CTEsBApply RANK() inside the CTE without partitioningCUse a CTE to select employees, then apply RANK() OVER (PARTITION BY department_id ORDER BY salary DESC) in main queryDUse multiple CTEs without window functionsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand window function usageRANK() with PARTITION BY groups employees by department and orders by salary.Step 2: Combine with CTE for clarityUsing a CTE to select employees first, then applying RANK() in the main query, keeps logic clear and modular.Final Answer:Use a CTE to select employees, then apply RANK() OVER (PARTITION BY department_id ORDER BY salary DESC) in main query -> Option CQuick Check:CTEs and window functions work together well = D [OK]Quick Trick: Apply window functions after CTE for modular queries [OK]Common Mistakes:Applying RANK() without partitioningThinking window functions can't be used with CTEsUsing multiple unrelated CTEs unnecessarily
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