postgresqlHow do I use the PostgreSQL array_agg function?
The PostgreSQL array_agg function is used to aggregate values from a group of rows into a single array. It takes an expression as an argument and returns an array containing all the values from the group.
Example
SELECT array_agg(name)
FROM users
Output example
{'John', 'Mary', 'James'}
This example returns an array containing the name values from the users table.
Code explanation
SELECT- specifies the columns to be selectedarray_agg- the PostgreSQL array_agg functionname- the expression to be aggregated into an arrayFROM users- specifies the table from which to select the values
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