Hello,

I'm trying to write a query and cannot figure out how to do it (or whether it can be done in SQL alone). Given a table containing events with their starting and ending days (may be single- or multi-day events), I need a list of the events occurring each day:

CREATE TABLE test_events (
  event_id serial,
  event_name text,
  start_time date,
  end_time date,
  CONSTRAINT event_pkey PRIMARY KEY (event_id)
);

INSERT INTO test_events (event_name, start_time, end_time) VALUES ('First Event', '05/01/2006', '05/04/2006'); INSERT INTO test_events (event_name, start_time, end_time) VALUES ('Second Event', '05/02/2006', '05/02/2006'); INSERT INTO test_events (event_name, start_time, end_time) VALUES ('Third Event', '05/04/2006', '05/05/2006'); INSERT INTO test_events (event_name, start_time, end_time) VALUES ('Fourth Event', '05/07/2006', '05/07/2006');

The query results should look like:

5/1/2006        First Event
5/2/2006        First Event
5/2/2006        Second Event
5/3/2006        First Event
5/4/2006        First Event
5/4/2006        Third Event
5/5/2006        Third Event
5/7/2006        Fourth Event

I've been experimenting with set-returning functions, but I haven't stumbled on the answer. Suggestions?

Thanks
--christine

Christine Desmuke
Database Administrator
Kansas State Historical Society
Topeka, KS
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