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Mysql : Rollup command ..last row of the result will show the total of sum and count function

Rollup command ..last row of the result will show the total of sum and count function


SELECT month,sum(star),sum(rating),count(*) FROM `rolluptest` group by month with rollup


+-------+-----------+-------------+----------+
| month | sum(star) | sum(rating) | count(*) |
+-------+-----------+-------------+----------+
| Feb   |        19 |           4 |        3 |
| Jan   |         9 |           4 |        2 |
| Mar   |         1 |           3 |        1 |
| NULL  |        29 |          11 |        6 |
+-------+-----------+-------------+----------+

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