This is a SQL code that selects a column named...

March 28, 2023 at 03:30 PM

select when p.profile_weight_in_grams > 10000 and p.profile_ftp / nullif((p.profile_weight_in_grams / 1000.0), 0) < 2.5 then '< 2.5 wkg' when p.profile_weight_in_grams > 10000 and p.profile_ftp / nullif((p.profile_weight_in_grams / 1000.0), 0) < 3.2 then 'Between 2.5 and 3.2 wkg' when p.profile_weight_in_grams > 10000 and p.profile_ftp / nullif((p.profile_weight_in_grams / 1000.0), 0) < 4.0 then 'Between 3.2 wkg and 4.0 wkg' when p.profile_weight_in_grams > 10000 and p.profile_ftp / nullif((p.profile_weight_in_grams / 1000.0), 0) < 5.0 then 'Between 4.0 wkg and 5.0 wkg' when p.profile_weight_in_grams > 10000 and p.profile_ftp / nullif((p.profile_weight_in_grams / 1000.0), 0) < 6.5 then 'Between 5.0 wkg and 6.5 wkg' when p.profile_weight_in_grams > 10000 and p.profile_ftp / nullif((p.profile_weight_in_grams / 1000.0), 0) >= 6.5 then 'Above 6.5 wkg' else 'N/A' end as ftp_bucket from people

This is a SQL code that selects a column named "ftp_bucket" from the table "people". It creates different categories of values depending on the conditionals. The categories are based on two attributes of each person: "profile_weight_in_grams" and "profile_ftp".

The code first checks if the weight of the person (in grams) is greater than 10,000. If yes, it calculates the "watts per kilogram" (wkg) value by dividing "profile_ftp" by the weight of the person in kilograms (i.e., "profile_weight_in_grams/1000.0"). If this "wkg" value falls within certain ranges, the code assigns specific labels to the "ftp_bucket" column, such as "<2.5 wkg", "Between 2.5 and 3.2 wkg", and so on. Finally, if no conditions are met, the code assigns "N/A" to the "ftp_bucket" column.

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