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  • New Features
    • Introduced new materialized views for enhanced member enrichment monitoring, including total counts and specific data sources.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved error handling in calculations to prevent division by zero in member enrichment metrics.

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The changes involve modifications to the SQL script managing materialized views for member enrichment monitoring. Key updates include the addition of the cascade option in the drop materialized view statement for "membersGlobalActivityCount" and the creation of several new materialized views. Enhancements to error handling in calculations for certain views prevent division by zero errors. The overall structure and complexity of the SQL queries remain intact, focusing on improving robustness and managing dependencies correctly.

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backend/src/database/migrations/R__memberEnrichmentMaterializedViews.sql Added cascade option to drop statement for "membersGlobalActivityCount". Created new materialized views: "memberEnrichmentMonitoringTotal", "memberEnrichmentMonitoringClearbit", "memberEnrichmentMonitoringCrustdata", "memberEnrichmentMonitoringProgaiGithub", "memberEnrichmentMonitoringProgaiLinkedin", and "memberEnrichmentMonitoringSerp". Updated logic for progress and hitRate calculations to prevent division by zero.

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    participant User
    participant Database
    User->>Database: Request to drop materialized view "membersGlobalActivityCount"
    Database->>Database: Drop "membersGlobalActivityCount" with cascade
    Database->>User: Confirmation of drop
    User->>Database: Request to create new materialized views
    Database->>Database: Create views: "memberEnrichmentMonitoringTotal", "memberEnrichmentMonitoringClearbit", "memberEnrichmentMonitoringCrustdata", "memberEnrichmentMonitoringProgaiGithub", "memberEnrichmentMonitoringProgaiLinkedin", "memberEnrichmentMonitoringSerp"
    Database->>User: Confirmation of new views creation
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🐰 In the garden of data, we hop and we play,
With views that enrich us, brightening the day.
No more division by zero, we cheer and we sing,
Each query a treasure, oh what joy they bring!
Materialized wonders, cascading with grace,
In the world of SQL, we’ve found our place! 🌼

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@epipav epipav added the Bug Created by Linear-GitHub Sync label Nov 8, 2024
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@epipav epipav marked this pull request as ready for review November 8, 2024 13:15
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
backend/src/database/migrations/R__memberEnrichmentMaterializedViews.sql (2)

418-419: Good addition of division by zero checks!

The CASE statements prevent division by zero errors in progress and hit rate calculations. Consider reformatting for better readability:

-    case when (select count from progai_enrichable_members)::numeric = 0 then 0 else 
-    round((select count from attempted_to_enrich_among_progai_enrichable_members)::numeric / (select count from progai_enrichable_members)::numeric * 100, 2) end as progress,
+    case 
+        when (select count from progai_enrichable_members)::numeric = 0 then 0 
+        else round(
+            (select count from attempted_to_enrich_among_progai_enrichable_members)::numeric / 
+            (select count from progai_enrichable_members)::numeric * 100, 
+            2
+        ) 
+    end as progress,

Also applies to: 421-422


Line range hint 1-700: Consider reducing code duplication through SQL functions

There's significant code duplication in the Common Table Expressions (CTEs) across different materialized views, particularly in the LinkedIn profile selection logic. Consider extracting these common patterns into SQL functions to improve maintainability.

Example patterns that could be extracted:

  1. LinkedIn profile selection logic (used in Crustdata and ProgAI views)
  2. Enrichment metrics calculations (progress and hit rate calculations)

Would you like me to provide an example of how to refactor these common patterns into SQL functions?

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backend/src/database/migrations/R__memberEnrichmentMaterializedViews.sql (1)

2-2: Good addition of CASCADE option!

Adding the cascade option to the DROP statement ensures that all dependent objects are also dropped, preventing potential dependency issues when recreating the materialized views.

@epipav epipav merged commit c7919cb into main Nov 8, 2024
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