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Rolling Average Orders by Restaurant
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Rolling Average Orders by Restaurant

MediumSQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

Write an SQL query using window functions to compute a 7-day rolling average of orders per restaurant.

Use the provided restaurants and orders data for February 1 through February 7, 2025. Include calendar dates with no orders and round the rolling average to four decimal places.

Output

  1. One row per restaurant and calendar date, ordered by restaurant_id and order_date.
  2. Columns: restaurant_id, restaurant_name, order_date, daily_orders, and rolling_7_day_avg.
  3. Include all restaurants and all seven dates, including zero-order days.

Schema

restaurants
ColumnTypeDescription
restaurant_idPKINTUnique restaurant identifier
restaurant_nameVARCHAR(100)Restaurant display name
orders
ColumnTypeDescription
order_idPKINTUnique order identifier
restaurant_idINTRestaurant associated with the order
order_dateDATEDate on which the order was placed
Tablesrestaurantsorders
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