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Suppose that I have a column named ‘$’ and in it I have different values, for example:
id|| $
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1 || 50
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2 || 54
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3 || 76
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How can i add the values of $? A query that would give me 50+54+76? The real table has around 20,000 rows.
Thanks!
I’m not sure $ is a valid column name though
UPDATE
Tested in PHPMyAdmin and I was able to name a column
$and perform aSUMon it. Something new learned!