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Date & Time Fns

From market_start_datetime, extract the following:


- Date,
- Time,EXTRACT(date from market_start_datetime) AS
-
- Day of month,
- Month of year,
- Year, SELECT
- Hour market_start_datetime,
- Minute EXTRACT(date from market_start_datetime) AS mkt_date,

- Quarter EXTRACT(time from market_start_datetime) AS mkt_time,


EXTRACT(day from market_start_datetime) AS mkt_day,
- Day of week
EXTRACT(month from market_start_datetime) AS mkt_month,
EXTRACT(year from market_start_datetime) AS mkt_year,
EXTRACT(hour from market_start_datetime) AS mkt_hour,
EXTRACT(minute from market_start_datetime) AS mkt_min,
EXTRACT(quarter from market_start_datetime) AS mkt_qtr,
EXTRACT(DAYOFWEEK from market_start_datetime) AS
mkt_weekday,
EXTRACT(WEEK from market_start_datetime) AS mkt_dayname
FROM `farmers_market.datetime_demo`
What is the time 30 minutes after the market opened?

SELECT
market_start_datetime,
DATE_ADD(market_start_datetime, INTERVAL 150 MINUTE),
DATE_SUB(market_start_datetime, INTERVAL 150 MINUTE)
FROM `farmers_market.datetime_demo`
Today is 17th July, find out how many orders were placed in the last 30 days.

SELECT
COUNT(DISTINCT order_id)
FROM orders
WHERE market_date BETWEEN DATE_SUB("2023-07-17", INTERVAL 30 DAY) AND
"2023-07-17"
What is the time period for which the data is recorded in the farmer’s
market dataset?

SELECT
MIN(market_date) AS first_prch_date,
MAX(market_date) AS last_prch_date,
DATE_DIFF(MAX(market_date), MIN(market_date), DAY)
FROM `farmers_market.customer_purchases`
Customer Profiling
- First purchase
- Most recent purchase
- How many times they have visited the market

SELECT
customer_id,
MIN(market_date) AS first_prch_date,
MAX(market_date) AS last_prch_date,
DATE_DIFF(MAX(market_date), MIN(market_date), DAY) AS customer_time_period,
COUNT(DISTINCT market_date) AS uniq_visits
FROM `farmers_market.customer_purchases`
GROUP BY customer_id
ORDER BY customer_id

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