Thank you for your feedback. Yes, CTE is a game changer in writing queries. I sometimes have 4 or 5 parts broken down before the actual query, and it's still easy to read. Side note, I worked with a junior colleague who easily wrote super complex query in a readable way thanks to this syntax.
Thank you for the post. I need to go and have another look at ctes.
Thank you for your feedback. Yes, CTE is a game changer in writing queries. I sometimes have 4 or 5 parts broken down before the actual query, and it's still easy to read. Side note, I worked with a junior colleague who easily wrote super complex query in a readable way thanks to this syntax.
I feel like the example is documentation is good enough to highlight the benefits: postgresql.org/docs/current/querie...
Also, this course helped me: masterywithsql.com/ (still it's not free)
Thanks for mentioning it. Before i had the false assumption, that CTES are only usefull if i wanted to do a recursive query.