Product Item Status
A aa 0
A aaa 0
A aaaa 0
A aaaaa 1
B bb 2
B bbb 0
B bbbb 3
C cc 4
C cccc 5
I need to calculate the count of items which have status = '0' at the Product level. So my output shall be:
Product Count
A 3
B 1
My formula is as follows:
{FIXED [Product]: CountD([Item) }
and I dragged the status into filters.
But this is not working. Can someone help?
Try this:
{ FIXED [Product]:COUNT(IF [Status]=0 THEN [Status] END)}
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I have a table of Card holders and the amount of each cards they have.
I'm trying to query to get a result of Full Card Set holders and how many sets they each have.
The data is simular to below:
**Cards **
Card
User
Count
AA
1234
2
BB
1234
2
CC
1234
2
DD
1234
1
AA
4321
1
BB
4321
1
CC
4321
1
AA
3321
3
BB
2221
1
CC
2221
4
**Card Sets **
Card
Set
AA
SetA
BB
SetA
CC
SetA
If looking for "SetA" I would expect below.
**Results **
User
TotalSets
1234
2
4321
1
I know this is possibly a Relational Division solution but not sure how to get the count of sets per Card Holder.
This is what I was using before I needed total sets:
`SELECT
cs.[Set],
tc.User
FROM Cards tc
JOIN (
SELECT *,
Total = COUNT(*) OVER (PARTITION BY CardSets.[Set])
FROM CardSets cs
) ts ON tc.Card = cs.Card
GROUP BY
cs.[Set], tc.User
HAVING COUNT(*) = MIN(cs.Total);`
A blind try, please provide us a create table/insert script for convenience:
select
c.[user]
,cs.[set]
-- if any cs row
,fullsets=
min(case when c.card is null then 0 else 1 end) -- if card missing for a set, set this flag to 0 to absorb results
*
min(c.[count])
from
cardsets cs
left join cards c on c.card=cs.card -- if a card belongs to multiple sets, you'll need to add here: and cs.[set]='SetA'
group by c.[user],cs.[set]
I have this table:
t:([] name:("aaa";"bbb";"ccc";"dddd"); side:(1;2;1;2))
Now I want to add a new column "concatenated", which contains a symbol, which is the concatenation of both values for each row:
I would assume that I have to do this with an each-both adverb, but this here does not work:
update concatenated:((`$name),'(`$side)) from t
How would I have to change this? Thanks.
Your attempt is close the issue with it works if you convert the 'side' column to string format first
I've added two versions one where the concatenation does not merge the 2 values and one where they are merged as a single symbol
q)t:([] name:("aaa";"bbb";"ccc";"dddd"); side:(1;2;1;2))
q)update conc:((`$name),'`$string side) from t
name side conc
------------------
"aaa" 1 aaa 1
"bbb" 2 bbb 2
"ccc" 1 ccc 1
"dddd" 2 dddd 2
q)update conc:(`$name,'string side) from t
name side conc
-----------------
"aaa" 1 aaa1
"bbb" 2 bbb2
"ccc" 1 ccc1
"dddd" 2 dddd2
Hope this helps
How can I add a column containing a substring of a another columns containing symbols. So, go from
t:flip `date`sym`pos!(`d1`d1`d1`d2;`aaaA1`bbbA1`aaaA2`aaaA3;1 2 3 1)
date sym pos
d1 aaaA1 1
d1 bbA1 2
d1 aaaA2 3
d2 aaaA3 1
to
t:flip `date`sym`pos`ext!(`d1`d1`d1`d2;`aaaA1`bbbA1`aaaA2`aaaA3;1 2 3 1;`aaa`bbb`aaa`aaa)
date sym pos ext
d1 aaaA1 1 aaa
d1 bbA1 2 bb
d1 aaaA2 3 aaa
d2 aaaA3 1 aaa
EDIT. The substring should always contain the first len(symbol) -2 characters, so in my example above, aaa for aaaAx and bb for bbAx
If the substring you wish to extract is a constant length, you can do something like this following:
q)t:flip `date`sym`pos!(`d1`d1`d1`d2;`aaaA1`bbbA1`aaaA2`aaaA3;1 2 3 1)
q)update ext:`$3#'string sym from t
date sym pos ext
------------------
d1 aaaA1 1 aaa
d1 bbbA1 2 bbb
d1 aaaA2 3 aaa
d2 aaaA3 1 aaa
If that's not the case, please provide some more detail with regards to how the substring to be extracted can be identified
Hope this helps
Jonathon
There can be a clever way of applying this below, but this is what i first came up with.
t:flip `date`sym`pos!(`d1`d1`d1`d2;`aaaA1`bbbA1`aaaA2`aaaA3;1 2 3 1)
t: update ctr: {-2 + count string x} each sym from t;
t:{[x] :update ext:x[`ctr]#string(x[`sym]) from x} each t;
2nd line is applying your logic of: len(symbol) - 2
3rd line is taking 'ctr' number of characters from the original symbol characters.
You didn’t say so, but this is kdb+, so let’s assume:
your table is long
your sym column has duplicates
You don’t need to convert all the symbols to strings and back: only the distinct ones. (In this example, I’ve changed one of the symbols to create a duplicate.)
q)t:flip `date`sym`pos!(`d1`d1`d1`d2;`aaaA1`bbbA1`aaaA2`aaaA1;1 2 3 1)
q)update ext:{nub:distinct x;(`$-2 _'string nub)nub?x}sym from t
date sym pos ext
------------------
d1 aaaA1 1 aaa
d1 bbbA1 2 bbb
d1 aaaA2 3 aaa
d2 aaaA1 1 aaa
The utility .Q.fu applies a function to the distinct items.
q)update ext:.Q.fu[{`$-2 _'string x};sym] from t
date sym pos ext
------------------
d1 aaaA1 1 aaa
d1 bbbA1 2 bbb
d1 aaaA2 3 aaa
d2 aaaA1 1 aaa
This operation would be faster if the sym column were already stored as an enumeration, because the distinct values would then be available without calculation.
Using drop:
q)t:flip `date`sym`pos!(`d1`d1`d1`d2;`aaaA1`bbA1`aaaA2`aaaA3;1 2 3 1)
q)update ext:`$-2_'string sym from t
date sym pos ext
------------------
d1 aaaA1 1 aaa
d1 bbA1 2 bb
d1 aaaA2 3 aaa
d2 aaaA3 1 aaa
I need to do some advanced grouping in TSQL with data that looks like this:
PK YEARMO DATA
1 201201 AAA
1 201202 AAA
1 201203 AAA
1 201204 AAA
1 201205 (null)
1 201206 BBB
1 201207 AAA
2 201301 CCC
2 201302 CCC
2 201303 CCC
2 201304 DDD
2 201305 DDD
And then, every time DATA changes per primary key, pull up the date range for said item so that it looks something like this:
PK START_DT STOP_DT DATA
1 201201 201204 AAA
1 201205 201205 (null)
1 201206 201206 BBB
1 201207 201207 AAA
2 201301 201303 CCC
2 201304 201305 DDD
I've been playing around with ranking functions but haven't had much success. Any pointers in the right direction would be supremely awesome and appreciated.
You can use the row_number()function to partition your data into ranges:
SELECT
PK,
START_DT = MIN(YEARMO),
STOP_DT = MAX(YEARMO),
DATA
FROM (
SELECT
PK, DATA, YEARMO,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY YEARMO) -
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY PK, DATA ORDER BY YEARMO) grp
FROM your_table
) A
GROUP BY PK, DATA, grp
ORDER BY MIN(YEARMO)
Sample SQL Fiddle
I have 2 tables :
1. transfer
2. data
in table data 2 records :
id name
1. 2 PQR
2. 3 XYZ
in table transfer 5 records :
id to from amount type
1. 1 2 3 100.00 C
2. 2 3 2 200.00 C
3. 3 2 3 150.00 D
4. 4 3 2 150.00 C
5. 5 2 3 300.00 D
now I want to form query that will take 2 in where condition and give me result
from transfer table that when 2 is in to column then from data should be shown
and when 2 is in from column then to data should be print.
And in result I want other columns that are amount and type.
I want data using join (Any), I am totally confused that how to perform this task.
Expected Result :
from/to amount type
3 100.00 C
3 200.00 C
3 150.00 D
3 300.00 D
Any Guidance on this..
Try Like this
select
case when "from"=2 then "to" when "to"=2 then "from" end "from/to"
,amount,type from transfer
Out put is
form/to amount type
3 100 C
3 200 C
3 150 D
3 150 C
3 100 D
OR
select case when "from"=2 then d.name when "to"=2 then data.name end "from/to",
amount,type from transfer inner join data on ("to"=data.id)
inner join data as d on("from"=d.id)
Out put is
form/to amount type
XYZ 100 C
XYZ 200 C
XYZ 150 D
XYZ 150 C
XYZ 100 D
ADDITION:
prove of working query: http://ideone.com/64kIov