Site:Developer stuff/Analysis of edits
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# use these commands to clean up temporary tables created in this code. drop table test.commentary_edits; drop table test.del1 drop table test.all_scripture_edits drop table test.scripture_edits_page_summary drop table test.scripture_edits_all_page_summary drop table test.del2 drop table test.scripture_edits_set_100_summary #get a list from old of all the edits. Create table test.commentary_edits select a.order_id, b.old_namespace as namespace, b.old_title as title, b.old_id, b.old_user_text as user_text, b.old_timestamp as timestamp, b.old_minor_edit as minor_edit from test.commentary_pages_ordered a, feastupontheword.old b where a.cur_title=b.old_title and b.old_namespace in (0,1) #kick out original content on commentary pages. #first find the first entry for commentary pages #we don't do the same for talk pages since they are originally blank. create table test.del1 select a.order_id, a.namespace, a.title, min(case when namespace=0 then old_id else 0 end) as min_old_id from test.commentary_edits a group by a.order_id, a.namespace, a.title #make table without original commentary content create table test.all_scripture_edits select a.*, NULL as cur_id from test.commentary_edits a, test.del1 b where a.old_id<>b.min_old_id and a.namespace=b.namespace and a.title=b.title #add cur content for commentary pages. insert into test.all_scripture_edits select a.order_id, b.cur_namespace as namespace, b.cur_title as title, NULL as old_id, b.cur_user_text as user_text, b.cur_timestamp as timestamp, b.cur_minor_edit as minor_edit, b.cur_id from test.del1 a, feastupontheword.cur b where a.namespace=0 and b.cur_namespace=0 and a.title=b.cur_title #add cur content for talk pages insert into test.all_scripture_edits select a.order_id, b.cur_namespace as namespace, b.cur_title as title, NULL as old_id, b.cur_user_text as user_text, b.cur_timestamp as timestamp, b.cur_minor_edit as minor_edit, b.cur_id from test.commentary_pages_ordered a, feastupontheword.cur b where b.cur_namespace=1 and a.cur_title=b.cur_title create table test.scripture_edits_page_summary select order_id, title, count(*) as total_edits, sum(case when namespace=0 then 1 else 0 end) as commentary_edits, sum(case when namespace=1 then 1 else 0 end) as talk_edits, sum(case when minor_edit=1 then 1 else 0 end) as minor_edits from test.all_scripture_edits group by order_id, title #get all the zero pages for a complete list. create table test.scripture_edits_all_page_summary select b.order_id, coalesce(c.total_edits,0) as total_edits, coalesce(c.commentary_edits,0) as commentary_edits, coalesce(c.talk_edits,0) as talk_edits, coalesce(c.minor_edits,0) as minor_edits from feastupontheword.cur a inner join test.commentary_pages_ordered b on a.cur_id=b.cur_id left outer join test.scripture_edits_page_summary c on b.order_id=c.order_id #further summarize by 100 page increments # * The last set of 100 will actually only have 95 in it. create table test.del2 select floor(order_id/100) as set_100, min(order_id) as min_order_id, count(*) as pages, sum(total_edits) as total_edits, sum(commentary_edits) as commentary_edits, sum(talk_edits) as talk_edits, sum(minor_edits) as minor_edits from test.scripture_edits_all_page_summary group by floor(order_id/100) #get count Select count(*) from test.del2 #84 #add title of first page for each set of 100 create table test.scripture_edits_set_100_summary select a.*, b.cur_title as start_title from test.del2 a, test.commentary_pages_ordered b where a.min_order_id=b.order_id EXPORT # use these commands to clean up temporary tables created in this code. drop table test.commentary_edits; drop table test.del1 drop table test.all_scripture_edits drop table test.scripture_edits_page_summary drop table test.scripture_edits_all_page_summary drop table test.del2 drop table test.scripture_edits_set_100_summary