I’m not sure that this issue can be solved in SQL server, but I decided to ask you anyway.
Let’s create a table and add some random variables:
CREATE TABLE test_c ( timestamp datetime, product varchar(max), client_id varchar(max), seconds int, ) --Insert values INSERT INTO test_c VALUES ('2022-08-05 08:17:55', 'B', '5', 12) , ('2022-08-05 07:14:59', 'A', '11', 1) , ('2022-08-05 07:16:44', 'A', '11', 1) , ('2022-08-05 07:17:50', 'A', '11', 10) , ('2022-08-05 07:22:50', 'A', '11', 1) , ('2022-08-05 07:31:59', 'A', '11', 1) , ('2022-08-05 08:16:44', 'B', '5', 1) , ('2022-08-05 08:17:50', 'B', '5', 7) , ('2022-08-05 08:22:50', 'B', '5', 3) , ('2022-08-05 08:31:59', 'B', '5', 1) , ('2022-08-05 08:44:59', 'B', '5', 1) , ('2022-08-05 08:45:59', 'B', '5', 1) , ('2022-08-05 08:46:59', 'C', '3', 3) , ('2022-08-05 08:16:44', 'C', '3', 3) , ('2022-08-05 08:17:50', 'C', '3', 3) , ('2022-08-05 08:22:50', 'C', '3', 3) , ('2022-08-05 08:31:59', 'C', '3', 3) , ('2022-08-05 08:44:59', 'C', '3', 3) , ('2022-08-05 08:45:59', 'C', '3', 3) , ('2022-08-05 08:46:59', 'C', '3', 3)
Now, let’s add to the table two columns:
- “before_5” – five minutes before the given timestamp
- “after_5” – five minutes the given timestamp
SELECT * , DATEADD(minute, -5, timestamp) AS 'before_5' , DATEADD(minute, 5, timestamp) AS 'after_5' FROM test_c
Now our table looks in the following way:
timestamp | product | client_id | seconds | before_5 | after_5 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
2022-08-05 07:14:59.000 | A | 11 | 1 | 2022-08-05 07:09:59 | 2022-08-05 07:19:59 |
2022-08-05 07:14:59.000 | A | 11 | 1 | 2022-08-05 07:09:59 | 2022-08-05 07:19:59 |
The task is the following: If the the value in the column “seconds”>=8, then I need to count the number of the same products within the range (5 minutes before and 5 minutes after) of this row.
I want to receive the following results:
timestamp | product | client_id | seconds | num_of_products |
---|---|---|---|---|
2022-08-05 07:17:50.000 | A | 11 | 10 | 5 |
2022-08-05 08:17:55.000 | B | 5 | 12 | 4 |
Also, I’m attaching screenshot:
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Answer
A simple correlated subquery should give you your expected results.
select [Timestamp], Product, Client_Id, Seconds, case when seconds < 8 then 0 else ( select Count(*) from t t2 where t2.product = t.product and t.timestamp >= DateAdd(minute, -5, t2.timestamp) and t.timestamp < DateAdd(minute, 5, t2.timestamp) ) end Num_Of_Products from t order by [Timestamp];
It’s not clear if you’re expecting to filter the results to only rows with seconds >=8
however if that’s the case the query just needs a where
criteria and removal of the case
expression:
select [Timestamp], Product, Client_Id, Seconds, ( select Count(*) from t t2 where t2.product = t.product and t.timestamp >= DateAdd(minute, -5, t2.timestamp) and t.timestamp < DateAdd(minute, 5, t2.timestamp) ) Num_Of_Products from t where t.seconds >= 8 order by [Timestamp];
Note that datetime was deprecated years ago by datetime2 and varchar(max) should be avoided if your product names are not potentially > 8kb in length.
See DB<>Fiddle