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Amazon SQL Queries-Solution

The document contains a SQL query that processes employee attendance data using Common Table Expressions (CTEs). It identifies periods of 'PRESENT' and 'ABSENT' statuses for each employee, calculating the start and end dates for these periods. The final output lists each employee along with their attendance status and the corresponding date ranges.

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Amazon SQL Queries-Solution

The document contains a SQL query that processes employee attendance data using Common Table Expressions (CTEs). It identifies periods of 'PRESENT' and 'ABSENT' statuses for each employee, calculating the start and end dates for these periods. The final output lists each employee along with their attendance status and the corresponding date ranges.

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with cte as

(select *, row_number() over(partition by employee order by employee,


dates) as rn
from emp_attendance),
cte_present as
(select *, row_number() over(partition by employee order by employee,
dates)
, rn - row_number() over(partition by employee order by employee,
dates) as flag
from cte where status='PRESENT' ),
cte_absent as
(select *, row_number() over(partition by employee order by employee,
dates)
, rn - row_number() over(partition by employee order by employee,
dates) as flag
from cte where status='ABSENT' )
select employee
, first_value(dates) over(partition by employee, flag order by employee, dates) as
from_date
, last_value(dates) over(partition by employee, flag order by employee, dates
range between unbounded preceding and unbounded
following) as to_date
, status
from cte_present
union
select employee
, first_value(dates) over(partition by employee, flag order by employee, dates) as
from_date
, last_value(dates) over(partition by employee, flag order by employee, dates
range between unbounded preceding and unbounded
following) as to_date
, status
from cte_absent
order by employee, from_date

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