Useful SQL queries for administrators of University of Michigan research cores, centers, institutes and labs, including queries to report on publications and grants.
- These example queries are organized by subject area or general reporting need (e.g. "Publications").
- To use them, copy the query you want to use, paste it into your favorite SQL development tool, and edit any input variables.
- The query documents which data sources are needed. To be granted access, submit a ticket to HITS or ITS depending on the source.
- Each query is self-documented.
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