SQL - Aggregate FunctionsWhich SQL function would you use to find the smallest date in a column named OrderDate?AMAX(OrderDate)BSUM(OrderDate)CMIN(OrderDate)DAVG(OrderDate)Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify the function to find smallest valueMIN() returns the smallest value in a column, including dates.Step 2: Confirm other options are incorrectMAX() returns the largest date, SUM() and AVG() do not apply to dates.Final Answer:MIN(OrderDate) -> Option CQuick Check:MIN() = smallest value [OK]Quick Trick: MIN() finds the earliest or smallest value [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESUsing MAX() to find earliest dateTrying to sum datesUsing AVG() on dates
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