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Find Consecutive Login Activity
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Find Consecutive Login Activity

MediumSQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

Ameriprise wants to identify sustained engagement with its client digital experience. Given client login events, write a PostgreSQL query that finds each client's consecutive calendar-day login streaks.

Requirements

  1. Treat multiple logins by the same client on one calendar date as a single active day.
  2. Return every streak of at least two consecutive days, including the client ID, client name, start date, end date, and streak length.
  3. Exclude login records with a missing client ID or login date, and sort results by client ID and streak start date.

Schema

clients
ColumnTypeDescription
client_idPKINTUnique Ameriprise client identifier
client_nameVARCHAR(100)Client display name
client_logins
ColumnTypeDescription
login_idPKINTUnique login event identifier
client_idINTClient associated with the login
login_dateDATECalendar date of client activity
Tablesclientsclient_logins
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