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Find Fulfillment Bottlenecks from Timestamps
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Find Fulfillment Bottlenecks from Timestamps

HardSQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

You are given fulfillment event timestamps for each order. Write a PostgreSQL query that identifies where the bottleneck is occurring in the fulfillment chain by calculating the elapsed time between consecutive stages for each order and reporting the stage with the largest average delay.

Schema

order_fulfillment_events
ColumnTypeDescription
order_idBIGINTUnique order identifier
event_nameVARCHAR(50)Fulfillment stage name
event_tsTIMESTAMPTimestamp when the stage occurred
store_idINTStore handling the order
Tablesorder_fulfillment_events
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