> Thanks for your help. That does make sense, but I am not able to get the
> result what I wanted
> exactly. Let me explain you.
>
> I have ticks table in which I have columns like ric, tick_time, price &
> volume. The times
> table has just one column with times_time which has time data for each minute
> ie.)
>
> Ticks
> ric | tick_time | price | volume
> A | 12:00:01 | 23.00 | 12
> A | 12:00:02 | 26.00 | 7
> B | 12: 00:02 | 8.00 | 2
> B | 12:01:01 | 45.00 | 6
>
> Times
> times_time
> 12:00
> 12:01
> 12:02
>
> Now I want the timeseries for each minute for all ric in the tick table. So
> my query goes like
> this for a particular ric say for example ric 'A'
>
> select foo.ric, tm.times_time, count(tk.*), avg(tk.price), sum
> (tk.price*tk.volume)/sum(tk.volume), sum(tk.volume) from (select ric from
> ticks where ric = 'A'
> group by ric) as foo, times tm left join ticks tk on tk.tick_time >=
> tm.times_time and
> tk.tick_time < (tm.times_time + '1 minute' :: interval)::time and tk.ric =
> 'A' group by
> tm.times_time, foo.ric order by tm.times_time;
>
> I get the result as I expect, but i am not able to derive a query for all
> rics in the tick
> table.
>
How about:
SELECT
foo.ric,
date_trunc('minute', tm.times_time) as minute,
count(tk.*),
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