I'm executing a query that gets a couple thousands rows as result, and the customer needs a row showing the sum totals of certain numeric columns. I've achieved this by using group by grouping sets, but this function supports up to 32 columns that are not in aggregate functions. My problem is that I have nearly 45 columns that I have to return, being only 10 that I leave out of the group by because of aggregate functions.I'm executing a query that gets a couple thousa