I have a table like this:
Table "public.statistics"
id | integer | not null default nextval('statistics_id_seq'::regclass)
goals | hstore |
items:
|id |goals |
|30059 |"3"=>"123" |
|27333 |"3"=>"200", "5"=>"10" |
What I need to do for aggregate all values by key in hash?
I want to get result like this:
select sum(goals) from statistics
return
|goals |
|"3"=>"323", "5"=>"10" |
The hstore module is used to implement the hstore data type in the form of key-value pairs for a single value within PostgreSQL. The hstore data type is remarkably effective in many cases, such as, multiple rows with multiple attributes which are rarely queried for or semi-structured data.
This module implements the hstore data type for storing sets of key/value pairs within a single PostgreSQL value. This can be useful in various scenarios, such as rows with many attributes that are rarely examined, or semi-structured data. Keys and values are simply text strings.
pg-hstore is a node package for serializing and deserializing JSON data to hstore format.
Building on Laurence's answer, here's a pure SQL way to aggregate the summed key/value pairs into a new hstore
using array_agg
and the hstore(text[], text[])
constructor.
http://sqlfiddle.com/#!1/9f1fb/17
SELECT hstore(array_agg(hs_key), array_agg(hs_value::text))
FROM (
SELECT
s.hs_key, sum(s.hs_value::integer)
FROM (
SELECT (each(goals)).* FROM statistics
) as s(hs_key, hs_value)
GROUP BY hs_key
) x(hs_key,hs_value)
I've also replaced to_number
with a simple cast to integer and simplified the key/value iteration.
There might be ways to do this to avoid the numeric conversion, but this should get the job done:
SELECT
key, Sum(to_number(value, '999999999999')) FROM (
SELECT (each(goals)).key, (each(goals)).value FROM public.statistics
) as s
Group By
key
http://sqlfiddle.com/#!1/eb745/10/0
This is a big smell that Postgres doesn't want to bend this way but:
create table test (id int, goals hstore);
Insert Into Test(id, goals) Values (30059, '3=>123');
Insert Into Test(id, goals) Values (27333, '3=>200,5=>10');
Create Function hagg() returns hstore As
'Declare ret hstore := ('''' :: hstore); i hstore; c cursor for Select hstore(key, (x.Value::varchar)) From (Select key, Sum((s.value::int)) as Value From (Select (each(goals)).* From Test) as s Group By key) as x; BEGIN Open c; Loop Fetch c into i; Exit When Not FOUND; ret := i || ret; END LOOP; return ret; END' Language 'plpgsql';
I couldn't get sql fiddle to accept a multi line function body, in real postgres, you should be able to $$ quote this and break it up a bit.
http://sqlfiddle.com/#!1/e2ea7/1/0
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