Assume I have a budget of $10 (any integer) and I want to distribute it over records which have rank field with varying needs. Example:
rank Req. Fulfilled?
1 $3 Y
2 $4 Y
3 $2 Y
4 $3 N
Those ranks from 1 to 3 should be fulfilled because they are within budget. whereas, the one ranked 4 should not.
I want an SQL query to solve that.
Below is my initial script:
CREATE TABLE budget (
id VARCHAR (32),
budget INTEGER,
PRIMARY KEY (id));
CREATE TABLE component (
id VARCHAR (32),
rank INTEGER,
req INTEGER,
satisfied BOOLEAN,
PRIMARY KEY (id));
INSERT INTO budget (id,budget) VALUES ('1',10);
INSERT INTO component (id,rank,req) VALUES ('1',1,3);
INSERT INTO component (id,rank,req) VALUES ('2',2,4);
INSERT INTO component (id,rank,req) VALUES ('3',3,开发者_开发知识库2);
INSERT INTO component (id,rank,req) VALUES ('4',4,3);
Thanks in advance for your help.
Lee
Well, the example you gave is fairly easy:
select rank, req,
sum(req) over(order by rank) < (select budget from budget where id = '1')
as fulfilled
from component
But this doesn't take into account:
- there are 2 units left over from the budget that could be allocated to a further component with a lower requirement
- budget is allocated to components rank-first, not sure that's what you meant
So if there was a component (id=5, rank=5, req=2) and that should be fulfilled, this isn't sufficient.
TBH I suspect a function to do the allocation is the best bet- should be quite easy to simply run through the result of a query ordered by "rank asc" and update the fulfilled column according to the current state.
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