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Aggregate Query in SQL
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Aggregate Query in SQL

MediumSQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

Write an aggregate query for data used in AIG Claims reporting.

Using the claims table, summarize claim records by claim_status. Include records with a missing status and treat missing claim amounts as zero when calculating totals.

Output

  1. One row per claim status, including a row for NULL status.
  2. Columns: claim_status, claim_count, and total_claim_amount.
  3. Sort alphabetically by status, with NULL status last.

Schema

claims
ColumnTypeDescription
claim_idPKINTUnique claim identifier
claim_statusVARCHAR(30)Current claim status
claim_amountNUMERIC(12,2)Claimed monetary amount
Tablesclaims
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