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Structured Query Language is a language for interacting with relational databases. Read the tag wiki's guidelines for requesting SQL reviews: 1) Provide context, 2) Include the schema, 3) If asking about performance, include indexes and the output of EXPLAIN SELECT.

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Slow SQL query with nested subquery

I have written the below query in order to identify how many events (occur over a week) in each hour. ...
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4 votes
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better-SQLite3 and JS/Next.js - updating data using "transaction"- shorter / better code?

I am pretty new to SQL databases and in particular to the better-SQLite3 database. I have managed to insert, update, and delete data in a way I desire. All of it running in the background of a self-...
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JavaFX app with User Authentication and SQL Persistence

This JavaFX program is just supposed to allow a user to register a username and password and then have it stored in an SQL database. There's been some criticism that it's not clean, readable or ...
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Getting all column vs. table regardless of alias using JSqlParser

I have been trying to get all column vs. table regardless of alias used, for example, assume this query ...
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Better Microsoft SQL update

I've got the following SQL that I need to update by adding a new parameter: ...
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Enhancing my query for select information implement in oracle(plus/sql) [closed]

I'm working on my query for select information relate to the order table in oracle. I've written the following code. But I'm looking for suggest on how to improve it. ...
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A schema for awallet system that allows transfers between users

I am currently working on a wallet system that allows transfers of money between users. I tried creating this as a Stack Overflow question, but it was rejected. I'm not sure if this is the right ...
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Clean up verbose code for Oracle SQL

I have the following Oracle SQL code that works, but I would like to try and find a way to clean it up so it's not so repetitive. It is looking at orders for a part ordered each FY in an Oracle ...
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Faster Query to Track State changes in a Large Table

I have a table that tracks state changes of an entity with timestamps. The schema of the table is as follows: entityid userid originalvalue newvalue changetime 255 101 Draft Submitted 2023-11-28 12:10:...
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Delete duplicates from SQL database with Python and reset ID's

I tried to create a peice of code that helps me remove duplicates from my sql database and reset the ID's as well. I am not sure that it's error proof. ...
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1 answer
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Postgresql generated column from Finnish personal identity code

The Finnish personal identity code is defined as: Day, month, and year of birth, in ddmmyy form (six digits, zero padded if necessary) A separator For those born &...
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Case Study: Database design help for a small app used to coach tennis players

I have a small SQL server database and VBA program that is used to automate tasks related to tennis students, programs, practices, performances, and student testing. I'm trying to learn db design and ...
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Feedback for my first project - sqlserver-json-tools

could you review my first project on github please. The JSON_MODIFY function in SQL Server 2016 and 2019 does not allow creating paths dynamically, making it necessary to chain JSON_MODIFY executions. ...
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1 answer
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Determining the least dangerous tags with over 1K answers to answer

So I thought I'd take another shot at making a SEDE query after being somewhat inactive after a while. Essentially what this does is that it takes the tags that have at least 1000 answers for that tag ...
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PostgreSQL Search Feature

The Problem I am developing a search feature in PostgreSQL that involves a collection of JSONB documents stored in a table, which have been standardised. The goal is to enable clients to perform ...
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