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> How would you go about getting the top N (say, the top 10) for each query?
Assume you have a table "ch" and three sequences 'aa', 'bb', and 'cc'.
(Only 'aa' and 'bb' need to be initially set)
SELECT setval('aa',1,'f');
SELECT setval('bb',1,'f');
SELECT nextval('cc') AS rating,q2 AS query, s2 AS score FROM
(
SELECT 0 AS q1, 0 AS s1, NULL AS cs, nextval('aa') AS v1
UNION ALL
(SELECT *, nextval('aa') AS v1 FROM
(SELECT query AS q1, MAX(score) AS s1, checksum AS cs FROM ch GROUP BY 1,3 ORDER BY
1 ASC, 2 DESC) AS foo)
) AS uno,
(
(SELECT *, nextval('bb') AS v2 FROM
(SELECT query AS q2, MAX(score) AS s2, checksum AS cs FROM ch GROUP BY 1,3 ORDER BY
1 ASC, 2 DESC) AS foo)
UNION ALL
SELECT NULL AS q2, 0 AS s2, NULL AS cs, nextval('bb') AS v2
) AS dos
WHERE v1 = v2 AND q2 IS NOT NULL
AND (
(CASE WHEN q1 != q2 THEN setval('cc',1,'f') ELSE 0 END > 0)
OR
(CASE WHEN currval('cc')<10 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END >0)
);
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Greg Sabino Mullane [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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