In Today´s class we are going to talk about: how we can build a query that brings always the first and the last three columns from a table that keeps having new columns every new month. We will see two examples: one where the last columns to consider are dates, and another example where the last columns have random names.
In Today´s class we are going to talk about: how we can build a query that brings always the first and the last three columns from a table that keeps having new columns every new month. We will see two examples: one where the last columns to consider are dates, and another example where the last columns have random names.
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