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SQL Unique Users Last 30 Days
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SQL Unique Users Last 30 Days

EasySQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

Given a table of user events with columns user_id, event_name, and event_time, write a SQL query to find the number of unique users who performed each event in the last 30 days.

Use the current date as the reference point. Ignore rows where user_id, event_name, or event_time is NULL.

Output

  1. One row per event, with columns event_name and unique_user_count
  2. Include only events in the last 30 days
  3. Sort alphabetically by event_name

Schema

user_events
ColumnTypeDescription
user_idINTIdentifier of the user who performed the event
event_nameVARCHAR(50)Name of the recorded user event
event_timeTIMESTAMPTimestamp when the event occurred
Tablesuser_events
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