Reputation: 149
Please I have a simple table with two columns like the below
|Connect_Date|TRX_Count|
|------------+---------|
|1-May | |
|2-May | |
|3-May | 3|
|4-May | |
|5-May | |
|6-May | 4|
|7-May | |
|8-May | 7|
|9-May | |
|10-May | 10|
And I need to insert a new column that has the last Date of being TRX_Count is greater than 0 or null, and the result will be like the below
|Connect_Date|TRX_Count|Last_Date|
|------------+---------+---------|
|1-May | |3-May |
|2-May | |3-May |
|3-May | 3|3-May |
|4-May | |6-May |
|5-May | |6-May |
|6-May | 4|6-May |
|7-May | |8-May |
|8-May | 7|8-May |
|9-May | |10-May |
|10-May | 10|10-May |
Upvotes: 0
Views: 104
Reputation: 60462
This fills NULLs at the begin and the end:
coalesce(min(case when TRX_Count is not null then Connect_Date end)
over (order by Connect_Date desc
rows unbounded preceding)
,max(case when TRX_Count is not null then Connect_Date end) over ()
)
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 1269653
Use a cumulative minimum:
select t.*,
min(case when trx_count is not null then connect_date end) over (order by connect_date rows between current row and unbounded following) as last_date
from t;
Or lead(ignore nulls)
:
select t.*
lead(case when trx_count is not null then connect_date end ignore nulls) over (order by connect_date)
from t;
Upvotes: 2