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SQLite: select top n products from each category
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Table 'Products' contains different products, their categories and prices. | |
We want to select top n products per each category rated by their price | |
SOLUTION: Window function RANK() | |
1. TABLE 'Products' | |
┌───────────┬────────────┬───────┐ | |
│ product │ category │ price │ | |
├───────────┼────────────┼───────┤ | |
│ product_A │ category_A │ 55 │ | |
│ product_B │ category_A │ 67 │ | |
│ product_C │ category_A │ 12 │ | |
│ product_D │ category_A │ 34 │ | |
│ product_E │ category_A │ 101 │ | |
│ product_F │ category_A │ 87 │ | |
│ product_G │ category_A │ 43 │ | |
│ product_A │ category_B │ 99 │ | |
│ product_B │ category_B │ 79 │ | |
│ product_C │ category_B │ 67 │ | |
│ product_D │ category_B │ 122 │ | |
│ product_E │ category_B │ 71 │ | |
│ product_F │ category_B │ 38 │ | |
│ product_G │ category_B │ 98 │ | |
│ product_A │ category_C │ 19 │ | |
│ product_B │ category_C │ 34 │ | |
│ product_C │ category_C │ 51 │ | |
│ product_D │ category_C │ 74 │ | |
│ product_E │ category_C │ 96 │ | |
│ product_F │ category_C │ 108 │ | |
└───────────┴────────────┴───────┘ | |
2. SQL | |
SELECT * FROM ( | |
SELECT *, | |
RANK () OVER (PARTITION BY category ORDER BY price DESC) AS R | |
FROM Products | |
ORDER BY category | |
) | |
WHERE R <= 2; | |
3. RESULT | |
┌───────────┬────────────┬───────┬───┐ | |
│ product │ category │ price │ R │ | |
├───────────┼────────────┼───────┼───┤ | |
│ product_E │ category_A │ 101 │ 1 │ | |
│ product_F │ category_A │ 87 │ 2 │ | |
│ product_D │ category_B │ 122 │ 1 │ | |
│ product_A │ category_B │ 99 │ 2 │ | |
│ product_F │ category_C │ 108 │ 1 │ | |
│ product_E │ category_C │ 96 │ 2 │ | |
└───────────┴────────────┴───────┴───┘ | |
""" | |
import sqlite3 | |
connection = sqlite3.connect(':memory:') | |
cursor = connection.cursor() | |
cursor.execute("CREATE TABLE Products (product TEXT, category TEXT, price INTEGER);") | |
cursor.execute(""" | |
INSERT INTO Products VALUES | |
('product_A', 'category_A', 55), | |
('product_B', 'category_A', 67), | |
('product_C', 'category_A', 12), | |
('product_D', 'category_A', 34), | |
('product_E', 'category_A', 101), | |
('product_F', 'category_A', 87), | |
('product_G', 'category_A', 43), | |
('product_A', 'category_B', 99), | |
('product_B', 'category_B', 79), | |
('product_C', 'category_B', 67), | |
('product_D', 'category_B', 122), | |
('product_E', 'category_B', 71), | |
('product_F', 'category_B', 38), | |
('product_G', 'category_B', 98), | |
('product_A', 'category_C', 19), | |
('product_B', 'category_C', 34), | |
('product_C', 'category_C', 51), | |
('product_D', 'category_C', 74), | |
('product_E', 'category_C', 96), | |
('product_F', 'category_C', 108); | |
""") | |
cursor.execute(""" | |
SELECT * FROM ( | |
SELECT *, | |
RANK () OVER (PARTITION BY category ORDER BY price DESC) AS R | |
FROM Products | |
ORDER BY category | |
) | |
WHERE R <= 2; | |
""").fetchall() |
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