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Looking for help in Nested groupBy with scalikejdbc?
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowWhere does Scala look for implicits?Scalikejdbc query results as a streamScalikejdbc. Manage transactions without explicit dependency on Scalikejdbc and sessionscalikejdbc - insert if not existsScalikejdbc result set iteratorquery with like clause in scalikejdbcscalikejdbc paginationscalikejdbc streaming with oracleDifference between $param and $param in scalikejdbcNested Objects with ScalikeJDBC
I am using Scala 2.12 and have required libraries downloaded via build.sbt.
I have my DB output in below format.
Basically, it is like per valuation date and book, there can be multiple currency data.
I have group by on book (majorly), which will have list of Pnl data based on currency.
Just the rough representation:
Bookid: 1234,
BookName: EQUITY,
PnlBreakdown: [currency: cad, actual_pnl_local: 100, actual_pnl_cde: 100], [currency: usd, actual_pnl_local: 100, actual_pnl_cde: 130]
Basically. Key will be book and value will be list of pnl data.
I have a case class defined as below:
case class PnlData(valuation_date: Option[String], currency: Option[String],pnl_status: Option[String],actual_pnl_local: Option[String] ,actual_pnl_cde: Option[String], actual_pnl_local_me_adj: Option[String] ,actual_pnl_cde_me_adj: Option[String] )
override def toString():String=
s"valuation_date=$valuation_date,currency=$currency,pnl_status=$pnl_status,actual_pnl_local=$actual_pnl_local,actual_pnl_cde=$actual_pnl_cde,actual_pnl_local_me_adj=$actual_pnl_local_me_adj,actual_pnl_cde_me_adj=$actual_pnl_cde_me_adj"
case class BookLevelDaily(book_id: Option[String], book: Option[String], pnlBreakdown: List[SaPnlData])
override def toString():String=
s"book_id=$book_id,book=$book,pnl=$pnlBreakdown"
Basically, my final object is of type BookLevelDaily.
How do I translate the DB output (above) to my BookLevelDaily object?
I can convert the entire result to the list, but further how should I do groupBy?
val list: List[BookLevelDaily] =
sql"""
|SELECT QUERY TO GET ABOVE RESULTSET
""".stripMargin.map(rs =>
BookLevelDaily(
valuation_date = rs.stringOpt("valuation_date"),
book_id = rs.stringOpt("book_id"),
book = rs.stringOpt("book"),
currency= rs.stringOpt("currency"),
pnl_status= rs.stringOpt("pnl_status"),
actual_pnl_local= rs.stringOpt("actual_pnl_local"),
actual_pnl_cde= rs.stringOpt("actual_pnl_cde"),
actual_pnl_local_me_adj= rs.stringOpt("actual_pnl_local_me_adj"),
actual_pnl_cde_me_adj= rs.stringOpt("actual_pnl_cde_me_adj")
)
).list().apply()
Firstly above is not of type BookLevelDaily. So how to iterate or group by to separate Pnl level data and map it to key (book).
scala scalikejdbc
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I am using Scala 2.12 and have required libraries downloaded via build.sbt.
I have my DB output in below format.
Basically, it is like per valuation date and book, there can be multiple currency data.
I have group by on book (majorly), which will have list of Pnl data based on currency.
Just the rough representation:
Bookid: 1234,
BookName: EQUITY,
PnlBreakdown: [currency: cad, actual_pnl_local: 100, actual_pnl_cde: 100], [currency: usd, actual_pnl_local: 100, actual_pnl_cde: 130]
Basically. Key will be book and value will be list of pnl data.
I have a case class defined as below:
case class PnlData(valuation_date: Option[String], currency: Option[String],pnl_status: Option[String],actual_pnl_local: Option[String] ,actual_pnl_cde: Option[String], actual_pnl_local_me_adj: Option[String] ,actual_pnl_cde_me_adj: Option[String] )
override def toString():String=
s"valuation_date=$valuation_date,currency=$currency,pnl_status=$pnl_status,actual_pnl_local=$actual_pnl_local,actual_pnl_cde=$actual_pnl_cde,actual_pnl_local_me_adj=$actual_pnl_local_me_adj,actual_pnl_cde_me_adj=$actual_pnl_cde_me_adj"
case class BookLevelDaily(book_id: Option[String], book: Option[String], pnlBreakdown: List[SaPnlData])
override def toString():String=
s"book_id=$book_id,book=$book,pnl=$pnlBreakdown"
Basically, my final object is of type BookLevelDaily.
How do I translate the DB output (above) to my BookLevelDaily object?
I can convert the entire result to the list, but further how should I do groupBy?
val list: List[BookLevelDaily] =
sql"""
|SELECT QUERY TO GET ABOVE RESULTSET
""".stripMargin.map(rs =>
BookLevelDaily(
valuation_date = rs.stringOpt("valuation_date"),
book_id = rs.stringOpt("book_id"),
book = rs.stringOpt("book"),
currency= rs.stringOpt("currency"),
pnl_status= rs.stringOpt("pnl_status"),
actual_pnl_local= rs.stringOpt("actual_pnl_local"),
actual_pnl_cde= rs.stringOpt("actual_pnl_cde"),
actual_pnl_local_me_adj= rs.stringOpt("actual_pnl_local_me_adj"),
actual_pnl_cde_me_adj= rs.stringOpt("actual_pnl_cde_me_adj")
)
).list().apply()
Firstly above is not of type BookLevelDaily. So how to iterate or group by to separate Pnl level data and map it to key (book).
scala scalikejdbc
add a comment |
I am using Scala 2.12 and have required libraries downloaded via build.sbt.
I have my DB output in below format.
Basically, it is like per valuation date and book, there can be multiple currency data.
I have group by on book (majorly), which will have list of Pnl data based on currency.
Just the rough representation:
Bookid: 1234,
BookName: EQUITY,
PnlBreakdown: [currency: cad, actual_pnl_local: 100, actual_pnl_cde: 100], [currency: usd, actual_pnl_local: 100, actual_pnl_cde: 130]
Basically. Key will be book and value will be list of pnl data.
I have a case class defined as below:
case class PnlData(valuation_date: Option[String], currency: Option[String],pnl_status: Option[String],actual_pnl_local: Option[String] ,actual_pnl_cde: Option[String], actual_pnl_local_me_adj: Option[String] ,actual_pnl_cde_me_adj: Option[String] )
override def toString():String=
s"valuation_date=$valuation_date,currency=$currency,pnl_status=$pnl_status,actual_pnl_local=$actual_pnl_local,actual_pnl_cde=$actual_pnl_cde,actual_pnl_local_me_adj=$actual_pnl_local_me_adj,actual_pnl_cde_me_adj=$actual_pnl_cde_me_adj"
case class BookLevelDaily(book_id: Option[String], book: Option[String], pnlBreakdown: List[SaPnlData])
override def toString():String=
s"book_id=$book_id,book=$book,pnl=$pnlBreakdown"
Basically, my final object is of type BookLevelDaily.
How do I translate the DB output (above) to my BookLevelDaily object?
I can convert the entire result to the list, but further how should I do groupBy?
val list: List[BookLevelDaily] =
sql"""
|SELECT QUERY TO GET ABOVE RESULTSET
""".stripMargin.map(rs =>
BookLevelDaily(
valuation_date = rs.stringOpt("valuation_date"),
book_id = rs.stringOpt("book_id"),
book = rs.stringOpt("book"),
currency= rs.stringOpt("currency"),
pnl_status= rs.stringOpt("pnl_status"),
actual_pnl_local= rs.stringOpt("actual_pnl_local"),
actual_pnl_cde= rs.stringOpt("actual_pnl_cde"),
actual_pnl_local_me_adj= rs.stringOpt("actual_pnl_local_me_adj"),
actual_pnl_cde_me_adj= rs.stringOpt("actual_pnl_cde_me_adj")
)
).list().apply()
Firstly above is not of type BookLevelDaily. So how to iterate or group by to separate Pnl level data and map it to key (book).
scala scalikejdbc
I am using Scala 2.12 and have required libraries downloaded via build.sbt.
I have my DB output in below format.
Basically, it is like per valuation date and book, there can be multiple currency data.
I have group by on book (majorly), which will have list of Pnl data based on currency.
Just the rough representation:
Bookid: 1234,
BookName: EQUITY,
PnlBreakdown: [currency: cad, actual_pnl_local: 100, actual_pnl_cde: 100], [currency: usd, actual_pnl_local: 100, actual_pnl_cde: 130]
Basically. Key will be book and value will be list of pnl data.
I have a case class defined as below:
case class PnlData(valuation_date: Option[String], currency: Option[String],pnl_status: Option[String],actual_pnl_local: Option[String] ,actual_pnl_cde: Option[String], actual_pnl_local_me_adj: Option[String] ,actual_pnl_cde_me_adj: Option[String] )
override def toString():String=
s"valuation_date=$valuation_date,currency=$currency,pnl_status=$pnl_status,actual_pnl_local=$actual_pnl_local,actual_pnl_cde=$actual_pnl_cde,actual_pnl_local_me_adj=$actual_pnl_local_me_adj,actual_pnl_cde_me_adj=$actual_pnl_cde_me_adj"
case class BookLevelDaily(book_id: Option[String], book: Option[String], pnlBreakdown: List[SaPnlData])
override def toString():String=
s"book_id=$book_id,book=$book,pnl=$pnlBreakdown"
Basically, my final object is of type BookLevelDaily.
How do I translate the DB output (above) to my BookLevelDaily object?
I can convert the entire result to the list, but further how should I do groupBy?
val list: List[BookLevelDaily] =
sql"""
|SELECT QUERY TO GET ABOVE RESULTSET
""".stripMargin.map(rs =>
BookLevelDaily(
valuation_date = rs.stringOpt("valuation_date"),
book_id = rs.stringOpt("book_id"),
book = rs.stringOpt("book"),
currency= rs.stringOpt("currency"),
pnl_status= rs.stringOpt("pnl_status"),
actual_pnl_local= rs.stringOpt("actual_pnl_local"),
actual_pnl_cde= rs.stringOpt("actual_pnl_cde"),
actual_pnl_local_me_adj= rs.stringOpt("actual_pnl_local_me_adj"),
actual_pnl_cde_me_adj= rs.stringOpt("actual_pnl_cde_me_adj")
)
).list().apply()
Firstly above is not of type BookLevelDaily. So how to iterate or group by to separate Pnl level data and map it to key (book).
scala scalikejdbc
scala scalikejdbc
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MihirMihir
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If I understand it correctly, it seems to be a one-to-many relationship (one: book_level_daily, many: pnl_breakdown). If so, check the following documentation.
http://scalikejdbc.org/documentation/one-to-x.html
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If I understand it correctly, it seems to be a one-to-many relationship (one: book_level_daily, many: pnl_breakdown). If so, check the following documentation.
http://scalikejdbc.org/documentation/one-to-x.html
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If I understand it correctly, it seems to be a one-to-many relationship (one: book_level_daily, many: pnl_breakdown). If so, check the following documentation.
http://scalikejdbc.org/documentation/one-to-x.html
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If I understand it correctly, it seems to be a one-to-many relationship (one: book_level_daily, many: pnl_breakdown). If so, check the following documentation.
http://scalikejdbc.org/documentation/one-to-x.html
If I understand it correctly, it seems to be a one-to-many relationship (one: book_level_daily, many: pnl_breakdown). If so, check the following documentation.
http://scalikejdbc.org/documentation/one-to-x.html
answered Mar 9 at 0:36
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