According to this answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/25863597/12304000 We can use something like this in mysql to calculate the time diff between two cols: How can I achieve the same thing with pandasql? I tried these: but they throw an error that: Answer From the PandaSQL documentation: pandasql uses SQLite syntax. The link in your post is for MySQL. Here is a reference
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Select Rows That Does Not Contain any Negative Or Missing Value
Assume a database table has a few hundred columns. In SQL statements, how would you select rows/records that do not contain any negative or missing value? Can you do it using the sqldf package for R users? Here is an example of data frame with 6 rows and 2 columns: The SQL statement(s) should only return a table containing the
get first row fo each group SQL
I have data like below. I would like to get the top choice for each gender from the following data I have tried mapping the choices by descending order as below : BUT, I would like to get the following table where i get the top choice for eachgender : Answer If you are runing MySQL 8.0, you can use
Count based on multiple conditions using sqldf
Hi all I’m writing a sql query on R using sqldf and seem to hit a roadblock. I have a table with an Id column, two dates columns and a grouping by column. The query I’m writing is From this query the result I’m getting is Whichis correct based on the query. What I want to achieve is if my
Preserving times Class with sqldf
I am using sqldf to join several tables, but I am having trouble preserving the times class set with the chron package on a column. I used the method=”name__class” argument to the sqldf function and …
I can’t figure out why my SQL statement doesn’t work
I’m new to SQL and thought I’d write a simple statement to see how it works. I first connect to a database which contains a table called LuPull. All I’m trying to do is select all the rows from LuPull …