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I need to create a Table of date,product and inventory count only for the days inventory 0 , something like this



Date Product store Inv
Jan1 1 1 0
Feb4 1 1 0


From the inventory table that only has a record whenever inventory changes
Like this



 Store Product start_date end_date Inv
1 1 Jan 4 Jan10 5
1 1 Jan10 jan 15 4


I know I can create a master table by cross joining all store,product and calendar days in a year and then join only with days where date falls between start and end date of the inventory table. Is there a better way than this ? Can cross join be avoided ? Thanks










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    Please provide a sample set of desired input and output records- February is not mentioned in your input, and the two dates mentioned in your output seems ‘out of the blue’ ?
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I need to create a Table of date,product and inventory count only for the days inventory 0 , something like this



Date Product store Inv
Jan1 1 1 0
Feb4 1 1 0


From the inventory table that only has a record whenever inventory changes
Like this



 Store Product start_date end_date Inv
1 1 Jan 4 Jan10 5
1 1 Jan10 jan 15 4


I know I can create a master table by cross joining all store,product and calendar days in a year and then join only with days where date falls between start and end date of the inventory table. Is there a better way than this ? Can cross join be avoided ? Thanks










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  • I am using netezza
    – mezz
    Nov 19 at 18:58






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    Please provide a sample set of desired input and output records- February is not mentioned in your input, and the two dates mentioned in your output seems ‘out of the blue’ ?
    – Lars G Olsen
    Nov 21 at 17:30













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I need to create a Table of date,product and inventory count only for the days inventory 0 , something like this



Date Product store Inv
Jan1 1 1 0
Feb4 1 1 0


From the inventory table that only has a record whenever inventory changes
Like this



 Store Product start_date end_date Inv
1 1 Jan 4 Jan10 5
1 1 Jan10 jan 15 4


I know I can create a master table by cross joining all store,product and calendar days in a year and then join only with days where date falls between start and end date of the inventory table. Is there a better way than this ? Can cross join be avoided ? Thanks










share|improve this question















I need to create a Table of date,product and inventory count only for the days inventory 0 , something like this



Date Product store Inv
Jan1 1 1 0
Feb4 1 1 0


From the inventory table that only has a record whenever inventory changes
Like this



 Store Product start_date end_date Inv
1 1 Jan 4 Jan10 5
1 1 Jan10 jan 15 4


I know I can create a master table by cross joining all store,product and calendar days in a year and then join only with days where date falls between start and end date of the inventory table. Is there a better way than this ? Can cross join be avoided ? Thanks







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  • I am using netezza
    – mezz
    Nov 19 at 18:58






  • 1




    Please provide a sample set of desired input and output records- February is not mentioned in your input, and the two dates mentioned in your output seems ‘out of the blue’ ?
    – Lars G Olsen
    Nov 21 at 17:30


















  • I am using netezza
    – mezz
    Nov 19 at 18:58






  • 1




    Please provide a sample set of desired input and output records- February is not mentioned in your input, and the two dates mentioned in your output seems ‘out of the blue’ ?
    – Lars G Olsen
    Nov 21 at 17:30
















I am using netezza
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Nov 19 at 18:58




I am using netezza
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Nov 19 at 18:58




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Please provide a sample set of desired input and output records- February is not mentioned in your input, and the two dates mentioned in your output seems ‘out of the blue’ ?
– Lars G Olsen
Nov 21 at 17:30




Please provide a sample set of desired input and output records- February is not mentioned in your input, and the two dates mentioned in your output seems ‘out of the blue’ ?
– Lars G Olsen
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Are you looking for lag():



select t.*
from (select t.*,
lag(inventory) over (partition by product, store order by date) as prev_inventory
from t
) t
where prev_inventory is null or prev_inventory <> inventory;





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    Create a table with dates (which can be handy to have around for a ton of reasons) then left join from the inventory table and use BETWEEN against your date columns.






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    Are you looking for lag():



    select t.*
    from (select t.*,
    lag(inventory) over (partition by product, store order by date) as prev_inventory
    from t
    ) t
    where prev_inventory is null or prev_inventory <> inventory;





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      Are you looking for lag():



      select t.*
      from (select t.*,
      lag(inventory) over (partition by product, store order by date) as prev_inventory
      from t
      ) t
      where prev_inventory is null or prev_inventory <> inventory;





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        Are you looking for lag():



        select t.*
        from (select t.*,
        lag(inventory) over (partition by product, store order by date) as prev_inventory
        from t
        ) t
        where prev_inventory is null or prev_inventory <> inventory;





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        Are you looking for lag():



        select t.*
        from (select t.*,
        lag(inventory) over (partition by product, store order by date) as prev_inventory
        from t
        ) t
        where prev_inventory is null or prev_inventory <> inventory;






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            Create a table with dates (which can be handy to have around for a ton of reasons) then left join from the inventory table and use BETWEEN against your date columns.






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            • could you elaborate your suggestion, please ?
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            Create a table with dates (which can be handy to have around for a ton of reasons) then left join from the inventory table and use BETWEEN against your date columns.






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            Create a table with dates (which can be handy to have around for a ton of reasons) then left join from the inventory table and use BETWEEN against your date columns.






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            Create a table with dates (which can be handy to have around for a ton of reasons) then left join from the inventory table and use BETWEEN against your date columns.







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