Description
Numbers the output of a result set. More specifically, returns the sequential number of a row within a partition of a result set, starting at 1 for the first row in each partition. (ROW_NUMBER in Transact-SQL ).
Sample Source Pattern
Syntax
SQL Server Snowflake SQL
Copy ROW_NUMBER ( )
OVER ( [ PARTITION BY value_expression , ... [ n ] ] order_by_clause )
Examples
SQL Server Snowflake SQL
Code:
Copy SELECT
ROW_NUMBER () OVER ( ORDER BY NAME ASC ) AS RowNumber,
NAME
FROM HUMANRESOURCES.DEPARTMENT
Output:
Copy RowNumber|NAME |
---------+--------------------------+
1|Document Control |
2|Engineering |
3|Executive |
4|Facilities and Maintenance|
5|Finance |
6|Human Resources |
7|Information Services |
8|Marketing |
9|Production |
10|Production Control |
11|Purchasing |
12|Quality Assurance |
13|Research and Development |
14|Sales |
15|Shipping and Receiving |
16|Tool Design |
Code:
Copy SELECT ROW_NUMBER ()
OVER ( ORDER BY NAME ASC ) AS RowNumber,
NAME
FROM HUMANRESOURCES.DEPARTMENT;
Output:
Copy RowNumber|NAME |
---------+--------------------------+
1|Document Control |
2|Engineering |
3|Executive |
4|Facilities and Maintenance|
5|Finance |
6|Human Resources |
7|Information Services |
8|Marketing |
9|Production |
10|Production Control |
11|Purchasing |
12|Quality Assurance |
13|Research and Development |
14|Sales |
15|Shipping and Receiving |
16|Tool Design |