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SQL Running Total of Passed Tests
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SQL Running Total of Passed Tests

MediumSQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

Write an SQL query to calculate a running total of passed test cases by date.

Use the test_case_results table. Count only rows with outcome PASSED; rows with a NULL executed_on are ignored.

Output

  1. Return one row per date with at least one passed test case.
  2. Include execution_date, passed_count, and cumulative running_total.
  3. Sort by execution_date ascending.

Schema

test_case_results
ColumnTypeDescription
result_idPKINTEGERUnique identifier for the test result
test_case_idINTEGERIdentifier of the executed test case
executed_onDATEDate on which the test case was executed
outcomeVARCHAR(30)Recorded execution outcome
Tablestest_case_results
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