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messing around with sequences in postgres
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drop table if exists seq_test; | |
create table seq_test as | |
with | |
dates as ( | |
select | |
0 as id, | |
generate_series( | |
'2017-01-01'::date, | |
'2017-01-07'::date, | |
'1 day'::interval)::date as date | |
), | |
sequences as ( | |
select | |
*, | |
row_number() over w as sequence | |
from | |
dates | |
window w as ( | |
partition by id | |
order by date | |
) | |
), | |
vals as ( | |
select | |
*, | |
first_value(sequence) over w as first_seq, | |
last_value(sequence) over w as last_seq | |
from | |
sequences | |
window w as ( | |
partition by id | |
order by date | |
rows between unbounded preceding and unbounded following | |
) | |
) | |
select | |
*, | |
case | |
when sequence = last_seq then true | |
else false | |
end as is_latest_sequence | |
from | |
vals | |
; |
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