I have a LARGE table with 5 minute summary information:
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-- TOC Entry ID 9 (OID 539300)
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-- Name: traffic Type: TABLE Owner: ler
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CREATE TABLE "traffic" ("asn" integer,"protocol" integer,"pkts_src" integer,"pkts_dst" integer,"bytes_src"
integer,"bytes_dst"integer,"secs_src" integer,"secs_dst" integer,"early" timestamp with time zone,"late" timestamp with
timezone
);
I'd like to summarize it into:
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-- TOC Entry ID 10 (OID 539319)
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-- Name: traffic_summary Type: TABLE Owner: ler
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CREATE TABLE "traffic_summary" ("asn" integer,"protocol" integer,"pkts_src" double precision,"pkts_dst" double
precision,"bytes_src"double precision,"bytes_dst" double precision,"secs_src" double precision,"secs_dst" double
precision,"early"timestamp with time zone,"late" timestamp with time zone
);
Where we group into six hour groupings.
I came up with the following:
insert into traffic_summary
select asn,protocol,
cast(sum(pkts_src) as float) as pkts_src,
cast(sum(pkts_dst) as float) as pkts_dst,
cast(sum(bytes_src) as float) as bytes_src,
cast(sum(bytes_dst) as float) as bytes_dst,
cast(sum(secs_src) as float) as secs_src,
cast(sum(secs_dst) as float) as secs_dst,
min(early) as early,
max(late) as late
from traffic
where early >= '2001-01-01 00:00:00' and early <= '2001-01-02 05:59:59'
GROUP BY asn,protocol;
BUT, I'm wondering if there is an easy way to generate the obvious
where clauses automatically?
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