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Optimizing Data with PostgreSQL Materialized Views


This resource offers a total of 45 PostgreSQL Creating and refreshing materialized views problems for practice. It includes 9 main exercises, each accompanied by solutions, detailed explanations, and four related problems.

Following exercises cover various aspects of creating and refreshing materialized views in PostgreSQL, demonstrating how to pre-computed data for improved query performance and reporting.

1. Create a Simple Materialized View

Write a PostgreSQL query to create a materialized view that selects specific columns from the Employees table.

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2. Create a Materialized View with Aggregation

Write a PostgreSQL query to create a materialized view that aggregates total sales per product from the Sales table.

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3. Create a Materialized View with a JOIN

Write a PostgreSQL query to create a materialized view that joins the Orders and Customers tables.

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4. Create a Materialized View with Filtering

Write a PostgreSQL query to create a materialized view that includes only active customers from the Customers table.

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5. Create a Materialized View with Sorting

Write a PostgreSQL query to create a materialized view that returns orders sorted by order date.

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6. Create a Materialized View for a Reporting Dashboard

Write a PostgreSQL query to create a materialized view that summarizes monthly sales figures for a dashboard.

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7. Refresh a Materialized View Concurrently

Write a PostgreSQL query to refresh a materialized view concurrently to allow continued access during the refresh process.

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8. Create a Complex Materialized View with Subqueries

Write a PostgreSQL query to create a materialized view that includes data from a subquery to calculate top-selling products.

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9. Drop and Recreate a Materialized View

Write a PostgreSQL query to drop an existing materialized view and then recreate it with updated logic.

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More to Come !

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