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Running Totals of Monthly Claims
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Running Totals of Monthly Claims

MediumSQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

Write a SQL query to calculate running totals of monthly claims for Plymouth Rock Assurance.

Use the claims table and include all claim records with a non-null claim date. Return one row for each calendar month represented in the data.

Output

  1. Columns: claim_month, monthly_claims, and running_total
  2. claim_month must use YYYY-MM format.
  3. Sort chronologically by month.

Schema

claims
ColumnTypeDescription
claim_idPKINTUnique claim identifier
claim_dateDATEDate the claim was reported
claim_amountDECIMAL(12,2)Financial amount associated with the claim
Tablesclaims
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