Sequel: how to pass variable to select block?









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I need to calculate users count inside of select query.
Here is my SQL snippet



SELECT count(id) FROM demo.users WHERE year_id = 'c4c62a9d-801f-4573-92a8-aa0a8589200a'


I use it inside of



 CASE count(DISTINCT assigned_lessons.id)
WHEN 0 THEN 0
ELSE count(DISTINCT homework_results.id) :: float /
(
count(DISTINCT assigned_lessons.id) *
(SELECT count(id) FROM demo.users WHERE year_id = 'c4c62a9d-801f-4573-92a8-aa0a8589200a')
)
END AS completed_homework_rate


Here is my implementation on Sequel which works



 Sequel.case( 0 => 0 ,
Sequel.cast(count(:homework_results__id).distinct, :float) /
(
count(:assigned_lessons__id).distinct *
DB['demo__users'.to_sym].select do
count(id)
end.where(year_id: 'c4c62a9d-801f-4573-92a8-aa0a8589200a')
),
count(:assigned_lessons__id).distinct,
).as(:completed_homework_rate),


but I need use something like this



 Sequel.case( 0 => 0 ,
Sequel.cast(count(:homework_results__id).distinct, :float) /
(
count(:assigned_lessons__id).distinct *
DB["#schema__users".to_sym].select do
count(id)
end.where(year_id: year.id)
),
count(:assigned_lessons__id).distinct,
).as(:completed_homework_rate),


I need to use schema and year varibale inside of with query but Sequel say me



undefined method `id' for #<Sequel::SQL::Identifier @value=>:year>


or if I pass year id directly as a string it replaces schema variable in the wrong way



SELECT count("id") FROM "#<Sequel::SQL::Identifier:0x00007f8d36b553b8>"."users"


Simplified use case



 DB[:curriculum_strands].select do
[
Sequel.case( 0 => 0 ,
Sequel.cast(count(:homework_results__id).distinct, :float) /
(
count(:assigned_lessons__id).distinct *
DB["#schema__users".to_sym].select do
count(id)
end.where(year_id: year.id)
),
count(:assigned_lessons__id).distinct,
).as(:completed_homework_rate),
]
end.left_join(...)


Is any way to pass variables to the select block in this case?










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    I need to calculate users count inside of select query.
    Here is my SQL snippet



    SELECT count(id) FROM demo.users WHERE year_id = 'c4c62a9d-801f-4573-92a8-aa0a8589200a'


    I use it inside of



     CASE count(DISTINCT assigned_lessons.id)
    WHEN 0 THEN 0
    ELSE count(DISTINCT homework_results.id) :: float /
    (
    count(DISTINCT assigned_lessons.id) *
    (SELECT count(id) FROM demo.users WHERE year_id = 'c4c62a9d-801f-4573-92a8-aa0a8589200a')
    )
    END AS completed_homework_rate


    Here is my implementation on Sequel which works



     Sequel.case( 0 => 0 ,
    Sequel.cast(count(:homework_results__id).distinct, :float) /
    (
    count(:assigned_lessons__id).distinct *
    DB['demo__users'.to_sym].select do
    count(id)
    end.where(year_id: 'c4c62a9d-801f-4573-92a8-aa0a8589200a')
    ),
    count(:assigned_lessons__id).distinct,
    ).as(:completed_homework_rate),


    but I need use something like this



     Sequel.case( 0 => 0 ,
    Sequel.cast(count(:homework_results__id).distinct, :float) /
    (
    count(:assigned_lessons__id).distinct *
    DB["#schema__users".to_sym].select do
    count(id)
    end.where(year_id: year.id)
    ),
    count(:assigned_lessons__id).distinct,
    ).as(:completed_homework_rate),


    I need to use schema and year varibale inside of with query but Sequel say me



    undefined method `id' for #<Sequel::SQL::Identifier @value=>:year>


    or if I pass year id directly as a string it replaces schema variable in the wrong way



    SELECT count("id") FROM "#<Sequel::SQL::Identifier:0x00007f8d36b553b8>"."users"


    Simplified use case



     DB[:curriculum_strands].select do
    [
    Sequel.case( 0 => 0 ,
    Sequel.cast(count(:homework_results__id).distinct, :float) /
    (
    count(:assigned_lessons__id).distinct *
    DB["#schema__users".to_sym].select do
    count(id)
    end.where(year_id: year.id)
    ),
    count(:assigned_lessons__id).distinct,
    ).as(:completed_homework_rate),
    ]
    end.left_join(...)


    Is any way to pass variables to the select block in this case?










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      I need to calculate users count inside of select query.
      Here is my SQL snippet



      SELECT count(id) FROM demo.users WHERE year_id = 'c4c62a9d-801f-4573-92a8-aa0a8589200a'


      I use it inside of



       CASE count(DISTINCT assigned_lessons.id)
      WHEN 0 THEN 0
      ELSE count(DISTINCT homework_results.id) :: float /
      (
      count(DISTINCT assigned_lessons.id) *
      (SELECT count(id) FROM demo.users WHERE year_id = 'c4c62a9d-801f-4573-92a8-aa0a8589200a')
      )
      END AS completed_homework_rate


      Here is my implementation on Sequel which works



       Sequel.case( 0 => 0 ,
      Sequel.cast(count(:homework_results__id).distinct, :float) /
      (
      count(:assigned_lessons__id).distinct *
      DB['demo__users'.to_sym].select do
      count(id)
      end.where(year_id: 'c4c62a9d-801f-4573-92a8-aa0a8589200a')
      ),
      count(:assigned_lessons__id).distinct,
      ).as(:completed_homework_rate),


      but I need use something like this



       Sequel.case( 0 => 0 ,
      Sequel.cast(count(:homework_results__id).distinct, :float) /
      (
      count(:assigned_lessons__id).distinct *
      DB["#schema__users".to_sym].select do
      count(id)
      end.where(year_id: year.id)
      ),
      count(:assigned_lessons__id).distinct,
      ).as(:completed_homework_rate),


      I need to use schema and year varibale inside of with query but Sequel say me



      undefined method `id' for #<Sequel::SQL::Identifier @value=>:year>


      or if I pass year id directly as a string it replaces schema variable in the wrong way



      SELECT count("id") FROM "#<Sequel::SQL::Identifier:0x00007f8d36b553b8>"."users"


      Simplified use case



       DB[:curriculum_strands].select do
      [
      Sequel.case( 0 => 0 ,
      Sequel.cast(count(:homework_results__id).distinct, :float) /
      (
      count(:assigned_lessons__id).distinct *
      DB["#schema__users".to_sym].select do
      count(id)
      end.where(year_id: year.id)
      ),
      count(:assigned_lessons__id).distinct,
      ).as(:completed_homework_rate),
      ]
      end.left_join(...)


      Is any way to pass variables to the select block in this case?










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      I need to calculate users count inside of select query.
      Here is my SQL snippet



      SELECT count(id) FROM demo.users WHERE year_id = 'c4c62a9d-801f-4573-92a8-aa0a8589200a'


      I use it inside of



       CASE count(DISTINCT assigned_lessons.id)
      WHEN 0 THEN 0
      ELSE count(DISTINCT homework_results.id) :: float /
      (
      count(DISTINCT assigned_lessons.id) *
      (SELECT count(id) FROM demo.users WHERE year_id = 'c4c62a9d-801f-4573-92a8-aa0a8589200a')
      )
      END AS completed_homework_rate


      Here is my implementation on Sequel which works



       Sequel.case( 0 => 0 ,
      Sequel.cast(count(:homework_results__id).distinct, :float) /
      (
      count(:assigned_lessons__id).distinct *
      DB['demo__users'.to_sym].select do
      count(id)
      end.where(year_id: 'c4c62a9d-801f-4573-92a8-aa0a8589200a')
      ),
      count(:assigned_lessons__id).distinct,
      ).as(:completed_homework_rate),


      but I need use something like this



       Sequel.case( 0 => 0 ,
      Sequel.cast(count(:homework_results__id).distinct, :float) /
      (
      count(:assigned_lessons__id).distinct *
      DB["#schema__users".to_sym].select do
      count(id)
      end.where(year_id: year.id)
      ),
      count(:assigned_lessons__id).distinct,
      ).as(:completed_homework_rate),


      I need to use schema and year varibale inside of with query but Sequel say me



      undefined method `id' for #<Sequel::SQL::Identifier @value=>:year>


      or if I pass year id directly as a string it replaces schema variable in the wrong way



      SELECT count("id") FROM "#<Sequel::SQL::Identifier:0x00007f8d36b553b8>"."users"


      Simplified use case



       DB[:curriculum_strands].select do
      [
      Sequel.case( 0 => 0 ,
      Sequel.cast(count(:homework_results__id).distinct, :float) /
      (
      count(:assigned_lessons__id).distinct *
      DB["#schema__users".to_sym].select do
      count(id)
      end.where(year_id: year.id)
      ),
      count(:assigned_lessons__id).distinct,
      ).as(:completed_homework_rate),
      ]
      end.left_join(...)


      Is any way to pass variables to the select block in this case?







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          I found that I don't need to use block it select.



          Here is my solution



           DB[:curriculum_strands].select(
          completed_homework_rate.as(:completed_homework_rate),
          ).left_join(...)

          private

          def completed_homework_rate
          Sequel.case( 0 => 0 ,
          count_distinct(:homework_results__id).cast(Float) /
          (count_distinct(:assigned_lessons__id) * users_count),
          count_distinct(:assigned_lessons__id),
          )
          end

          def users_count
          DB["#schema__users".to_sym].select count(id) .where(year_id: year.id)
          end

          def count_distinct(column)
          Sequel.function(:count, column).distinct
          end


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            I found that I don't need to use block it select.



            Here is my solution



             DB[:curriculum_strands].select(
            completed_homework_rate.as(:completed_homework_rate),
            ).left_join(...)

            private

            def completed_homework_rate
            Sequel.case( 0 => 0 ,
            count_distinct(:homework_results__id).cast(Float) /
            (count_distinct(:assigned_lessons__id) * users_count),
            count_distinct(:assigned_lessons__id),
            )
            end

            def users_count
            DB["#schema__users".to_sym].select count(id) .where(year_id: year.id)
            end

            def count_distinct(column)
            Sequel.function(:count, column).distinct
            end


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              I found that I don't need to use block it select.



              Here is my solution



               DB[:curriculum_strands].select(
              completed_homework_rate.as(:completed_homework_rate),
              ).left_join(...)

              private

              def completed_homework_rate
              Sequel.case( 0 => 0 ,
              count_distinct(:homework_results__id).cast(Float) /
              (count_distinct(:assigned_lessons__id) * users_count),
              count_distinct(:assigned_lessons__id),
              )
              end

              def users_count
              DB["#schema__users".to_sym].select count(id) .where(year_id: year.id)
              end

              def count_distinct(column)
              Sequel.function(:count, column).distinct
              end


              Ideas for improving this code are accepting... )






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                up vote
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                I found that I don't need to use block it select.



                Here is my solution



                 DB[:curriculum_strands].select(
                completed_homework_rate.as(:completed_homework_rate),
                ).left_join(...)

                private

                def completed_homework_rate
                Sequel.case( 0 => 0 ,
                count_distinct(:homework_results__id).cast(Float) /
                (count_distinct(:assigned_lessons__id) * users_count),
                count_distinct(:assigned_lessons__id),
                )
                end

                def users_count
                DB["#schema__users".to_sym].select count(id) .where(year_id: year.id)
                end

                def count_distinct(column)
                Sequel.function(:count, column).distinct
                end


                Ideas for improving this code are accepting... )






                share|improve this answer














                I found that I don't need to use block it select.



                Here is my solution



                 DB[:curriculum_strands].select(
                completed_homework_rate.as(:completed_homework_rate),
                ).left_join(...)

                private

                def completed_homework_rate
                Sequel.case( 0 => 0 ,
                count_distinct(:homework_results__id).cast(Float) /
                (count_distinct(:assigned_lessons__id) * users_count),
                count_distinct(:assigned_lessons__id),
                )
                end

                def users_count
                DB["#schema__users".to_sym].select count(id) .where(year_id: year.id)
                end

                def count_distinct(column)
                Sequel.function(:count, column).distinct
                end


                Ideas for improving this code are accepting... )







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