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Consecutive Login Days SQL
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Consecutive Login Days SQL

MediumSQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

Given a user activity table, write a query to find consecutive days of logins.

Treat multiple logins by the same user on one calendar date as a single login day. Return only streaks containing at least two consecutive calendar days.

Output

  1. One row per user login streak.
  2. Columns: user_id, streak_start, streak_end, and consecutive_days.
  3. Sort by user_id, then streak_start ascending.

Schema

user_activity
ColumnTypeDescription
activity_idPKINTUnique activity event identifier
user_idINTIdentifier of the user who logged in
login_atTIMESTAMPTimestamp when the login activity occurred
Tablesuser_activity
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