Answer / nb_mopidevi

Aggregate Function : Which returns one row for a group.

Analytical Function : which returns one result for each row in the group.


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Answer / yogish naik

we can observe that the aggregate functions return only one
row per group whereas analytic functions keeps all the rows
in the group. Using the aggregate functions, the select
clause contains only the columns specified in group by
clause and aggregate functions whereas in analytic functions
you can specify all the columns in the table.

The PARTITION BY clause is similar to GROUP By clause, it
specifies the window of rows that the analytic funciton
should operate on.

Answer / pradeep

aggregate function - it returns only single value and (aggr Fun are Min,Max,Count,Sum,Avg)
analytical Function - it returns more than one value and (Analy fun are, string,date, numeric,conversions, and miscellaneous)

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