I need to fetch the top performer for each month, here is the below MySql query which gives me the correct output.
select id,Name,totalPoints, createdDateTime
from userdetail
where app=4 and totalPoints in ( select
max(totalPoints)
FROM userdetail
where app=4
group by month(createdDateTime), year(createdDateTime))
order by totalPoints desc
I am new to Django ORM. I am not able to write an equivalent Django query which does the task. I have been struggling with this logic for 2 days. Any help would be highly appreciated.
While the
GROUP BYclause in a subquery is slightly difficult to express with the ORM becauseaggregate()operations don't emit querysets, a similar effect can be achieved with aWindowfunction:In general, this sort of pattern is implemented with
Subqueryexpressions. In this case, I've implicitly used a subquery by passing a queryset to an__inpredicate.The Django documentation's notes on using aggregates within subqueries is are also relevant to this sort of query, since you want to use the results of an aggregate in a subquery (which I've avoided by using a window function).
However, I believe your query may not correctly capture what you want to do: as written it could return rows for users who weren't the best in a given month but did have the same score as another user who was the best in any month.