# Query10
Analysis generated on: 4/2/2025 10:08:34 AM
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## SQL Statement
```sql
SELECT [Sorted By Machines 1].prt
FROM [Sorted By Machines 1]
GROUP BY [Sorted By Machines 1].prt;

```
## Dependencies
- [[Tables/Machines]]
## Parameters
- *None*
## What it does
**SQL Query Description**
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### Overview

This SQL query is used to retrieve and group data from a table based on the values of a specific column.

### Breakdown

#### SELECT Statement

The `SELECT` statement is used to specify the columns that should be retrieved from the database. In this case, only one column (`[Sorted By Machines 1].prt`) is selected for retrieval.

#### FROM Clause

The `FROM` clause specifies the table(s) from which data will be retrieved. In this query, a single table referred to as `[Sorted By Machines 1]` is specified.

#### GROUP BY Statement

The `GROUP BY` statement is used to group the retrieved data based on the values of one or more columns. In this case, only one column (`[Sorted By Machines 1].prt`) is used for grouping.

**Behavior**

When executed, this query will:

* Retrieve all rows from the `[Sorted By Machines 1]` table
* Group each row by the value in the `prt` column
* Return a list of unique values found in the `prt` column

**Example Output**

Assuming the `[Sorted By Machines 1]` table contains data like this:

| prt | name    |
|----|---------|
| A   | Machine1|
| B   | Machine2|
| A   | Machine3|

The query will return:

| prt |
|----|
| A   |
| B   |

Note that the `prt` values are grouped together, and each group is a separate row in the output.

**Note**

In Markdown, square brackets are used to denote table names or column names. In the SQL code provided, these are represented as `[Sorted By Machines 1]`. The actual syntax may vary depending on the database management system being used (e.g., MySQL, PostgreSQL, etc.).