This code performs both SQL operations and Python operations. Here's...

June 29, 2025 at 10:48 PM

a = [1,2,3] -- its assets DELETE FROM haz_model_concept.vuln_asset_scores WHERE vuln_param_name = 'wind_mph_100_yr_its'; INSERT INTO haz_model_concept.vuln_asset_scores (asset_id, vuln_param_name, vuln_param_score) SELECT DISTINCT ON (fa.asset_id) fa.asset_id, vap.vuln_param_name, vat.threshold_score FROM haz_model_concept.feats_asset fa INNER JOIN haz_model_concept.sample_points sp ON sp.asset_id = fa.asset_id INNER JOIN haz_model_concept.sample_haz_vals shv ON sp.sample_point_id = shv.sample_point_id INNER JOIN haz_model_concept.sources_haz sh ON shv.haz_source_id = sh.haz_source_id INNER JOIN haz_model_concept.vuln_asset_thresholds vat ON shv.haz_val >= vat.min_val AND shv.haz_val < vat.max_val INNER JOIN haz_model_concept.vuln_asset_params vap ON vat.vuln_param_name = vap.vuln_param_name WHERE vap.inverse IS FALSE AND vap.vuln_param_name = 'wind_mph_100_yr_its' AND sh.source_haz_label = 'Wind Contour_100 yr' AND fa.asset_type_prim = 'its' ORDER BY fa.asset_id, vat.threshold_score DESC b = [2,3,4] c = set(a) & set(b)

This code performs both SQL operations and Python operations. Here's a breakdown of what it does:

Python Code:

a = [1, 2, 3]
b = [2, 3, 4]
c = set(a) & set(b)
  1. a and b are two Python lists containing integers.
  2. set(a) transforms the list a into a set ({1, 2, 3}), and set(b) transforms the list b into another set ({2, 3, 4}).
  3. The & operator calculates the intersection of the two sets, which results in a new set containing elements that are common in both a and b ({2, 3}).
  4. The intersection result is stored in the variable c.

Final result of the Python part:

  • c = {2, 3}

SQL Code:

The SQL code deletes and updates vulnerability asset scores for specific conditions. Here are the steps:

  1. DELETE Statement:

    DELETE FROM haz_model_concept.vuln_asset_scores
    WHERE vuln_param_name = 'wind_mph_100_yr_its';
    
    • This removes existing rows in the vuln_asset_scores table where the vuln_param_name matches 'wind_mph_100_yr_its'.
  2. INSERT INTO Statement:

    INSERT INTO haz_model_concept.vuln_asset_scores (asset_id, vuln_param_name, vuln_param_score)
    SELECT ...
    
    • This inserts new rows into the vuln_asset_scores table. Let's break down the SELECT part.
  3. SELECT Clause:

    SELECT DISTINCT ON (fa.asset_id) fa.asset_id, vap.vuln_param_name, vat.threshold_score
    
    • Retrieves distinct rows for each asset_id from fa.asset_id, along with corresponding vuln_param_name and threshold_score.
  4. JOIN Operations:

    • A series of INNER JOIN statements combine multiple related tables based on specific criteria:
      • Links feats_asset (assets data) to sample_points.
      • Matches sample_haz_vals (hazard values) with sample_points.
      • Links hazard values to sources_haz.
      • Maps hazard thresholds (vuln_asset_thresholds) to hazard values based on their range (min_val and max_val).
      • Joins thresholds to vulnerability asset parameters (vuln_asset_params) using vuln_param_name.
  5. WHERE Clause:

    • Filters data based on:
      • Only includes rows where vap.inverse is FALSE.
      • Looks specifically for the vuln_param_name 'wind_mph_100_yr_its'.
      • Source hazard label must be 'Wind Contour_100 yr'.
      • Filters assets of type 'its'.
  6. ORDER BY Clause:

    ORDER BY fa.asset_id, vat.threshold_score DESC
    
    • Ensures that for each asset_id, the highest threshold_score is selected due to the DESC ordering.

Summary of the SQL:

  • Deletes existing scores for 'wind_mph_100_yr_its'.
  • Inserts updated scores into the vuln_asset_scores table by calculating hazard values, thresholds, and matching them to specific assets and vulnerability parameters.

Final Summary: The code:

  1. Deletes and updates rows in a database for specific vulnerability asset scores using hazard thresholds and parameters.
  2. In Python, computes the intersection of two lists and stores the result in a set c.
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