Let's assume I have Model, Products and I have 100k records. Now I want to pass month 2022-01-01 and get maximum price of each day of the passed month.
Product Model
id price date
1. 33.33 2022-01-01
2. 93.33 2022-01-01
3. 64.33 2022-01-02
4. 34.33 2022-01-02
.
.
.
101. 43.33 2022-01-29
102. 74.33 2022-01-30
103. 36.33 2022-01-30
Expecting Result
93.33
64.33
.
.
.
43.33
74.33
Sorry I can't explain in more better way.
Note I just want queryset. Kindly try avoid loop.
CodePudding user response:
You can query the objects and annotate a maximum per day with the following query:
from django.db.models import Max
Product.objects.filter(
valuta_date__gte="startdate", valuta_date__lt="enddate"
).values("date").order_by("date").annotate(Max("price"))
CodePudding user response:
You can do it like this:
from django.db.models import Max
Product.objects.filter(
my_date__year="2022", my_date__month="01"
).values('my_date').annotate(
max_price=Max("price")
).order_by()
But I would suggest executing raw queries when dealing with large dataset as they work faster like this:
max_product_query = """
SELECT id, MAX(price), my_date FROM your_app_product
WHERE strftime("%Y-%m", my_date) = '{0}' GROUP BY my_date;
""".format(year_month)
products = Product.objects.raw(max_product_query)
for product in products:
# do something with the product
the above query is for sqlite for mysql and postgres use below:
max_product_query = """
SELECT id, MAX(price), my_date FROM your_app_product
WHERE EXTRACT(YEAR_MONTH FROM my_date) = '{0}' GROUP BY my_date';
""".format(year_month)
