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training_duration with the "distinct on" paradigm

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This improves performance against the previous "partition by" approach
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Riccardo Berto 2021-09-12 11:25:30 +02:00
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@ -24,30 +24,28 @@ create index if not exists idx_training_data_training_id on training_data(traini
create index if not exists idx_training_data_geog on training_data using GIST(geog); create index if not exists idx_training_data_geog on training_data using GIST(geog);
create or replace view training_duration as create or replace view training_duration as
(select td_start.id as id, (
td_start.geog as start_location, select
td_end.geog as end_location, td_start.training_id as training_id,
td_start.t as start_time, td_start.t as start_time,
td_end.t as end_time, td_end.t as end_time,
date_trunc('second', (td_end.t - td_start.t)) as duration resolve_geo_location(td_start.geog) AS start_location,
from (select td_row_n.t, td_row_n.id, td_row_n.geog resolve_geo_location(td_end.geog) AS end_location,
from (select *, td_start.geog as start_location_point,
row_number() over (partition by td.training_id order by td.t asc) as row_n td_end.geog as end_location_point,
from training_data td join training t on (t.id = td.training_id) date_trunc('second'::text, td_end.t - td_start.t) AS duration
order by td.t asc) as td_row_n from
where td_row_n.row_n = 1 (
order by td_row_n.t asc) td_start select distinct on (td2.training_id) *
from training_data td2 order by td2.training_id, t asc
join ) td_start
join
(select td_row_n.t, td_row_n.id, td_row_n.geog (
from (select *, select distinct on (td2.training_id) *
row_number() over (partition by td.training_id order by td.t desc) as row_n from training_data td2 order by td2.training_id, t desc
from training_data td join training t on (t.id = td.training_id) ) td_end
order by td.t asc) as td_row_n on (td_start.training_id = td_end.training_id)
where td_row_n.row_n = 1) td_end order by td_start.t asc
on (td_start.id = td_end.id)
); );
create or replace view training_info as create or replace view training_info as