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Clean Customer Feedback Records

EasySQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

You are given raw customer feedback records from an Orange survey export. Write a PostgreSQL query that returns the number of valid feedback submissions by channel, excluding rows with missing customer_id, blank feedback_text, or non-positive rating. Sort the result by the count descending, then by channel ascending.

Schema

feedback
ColumnTypeDescription
feedback_idPKINTUnique feedback record identifier
customer_idINTCustomer identifier; may be NULL in invalid records
channelVARCHAR(50)Feedback source channel
feedback_textTEXTFree-text feedback message
ratingINTRating from 1 to 5; invalid rows may contain 0 or negative values
submitted_atDATEDate the feedback was submitted
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