> > SELECT id, MUL(val) FROM above_table GROUP BY id; > > I would get: > +----+-----------+ > | id| MUL(val)| > +----+-----------+ > | 1| 200| > | 2| 250| > +----+-----------+ > > ****************** > I know there is now function MUL(), but is there anything comparable ? > Nope, you have to write your own UDF.
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