PostgreSQL supports arrays, but does not have a function to sort the inner elements of the data. Today I wrote one with Plpgsql and Plpythonu, respectively.
Sample Table structure:
t_girl=# \d test_array;
Table "ytt.test_array"
Column | Type | Modifiers
--------+-----------+---------------------------------------------------------
id | integer | not null default nextval(‘test_array_id_seq‘::regclass)
str1 | integer[] |
Indexes:
"test_array_pkey" PRIMARY KEY, btree (id)
Sample data:
t_girl=# select * from test_array;
id | str1
----+---------------------------
1 | {100,200,300,5,10,20,100}
2 | {200,100,2,30,0,5}
3 | {2000,101,2,30,0,10}
(3 rows)
Time: 1.513 ms
Plsql storage function Array_sort Execution Result:
Ascending
t_girl=# select id,array_sort(str1,‘asc‘) from test_array;
id | array_sort
----+---------------------------
1 | {5,10,20,100,100,200,300}
2 | {0,2,5,30,100,200}
3 | {0,2,10,30,101,2000}
(3 rows)
Time: 2.377 ms
Descending
t_girl=# select id,array_sort(str1,‘desc‘) from test_array;
id | array_sort
----+---------------------------
1 | {300,200,100,100,20,10,5}
2 | {200,100,30,5,2,0}
3 | {2000,101,30,10,2,0}
(3 rows)
Time: 3.318 ms
t_girl=#
Python storage function Array_sort_python execution results:
Descending:
t_girl=# select id,array_sort_python(str1,‘desc‘) from test_array;
id | array_sort_python
----+---------------------------
1 | {300,200,100,100,20,10,5}
2 | {200,100,30,5,2,0}
3 | {2000,101,30,10,2,0}
(3 rows)
Time: 2.797 ms
Ascending:
t_girl=# select id,array_sort_python(str1,‘asc‘) from test_array;
id | array_sort_python
----+---------------------------
1 | {5,10,20,100,100,200,300}
2 | {0,2,5,30,100,200}
3 | {0,2,10,30,101,2000}
(3 rows)
Time: 1.856 ms
t_girl=#
Attached: Array_sort_python code:
CREATE or replace FUNCTION array_sort_python(c1 text [],f_order text) RETURNS text [] AS $$
result = []
if f_order.lower() == ‘asc‘:
c1.sort()
result = c1
elif f_order.lower() == ‘desc‘:
c1.sort(reverse=True)
result = c1
else:
pass
return result
$$ LANGUAGE plpythonu;
Array_sort Code:
create or replace function array_sort(anyarray,f_order text) returns anyarray
as
$ytt$
declare array1 alias for $1;
tmp int;
result text [];
begin
if lower(f_order) = ‘desc‘ then
for tmp in select unnest(array1) as a order by a desc
loop
result := array_append(result,tmp::text);
end loop;
return result;
elsif lower(f_order) = ‘asc‘ then
for tmp in select unnest(array1) as a order by a asc
loop
result := array_append(result,tmp::text);
end loop;
return result;
else
return array[‘f_order must be asc or desc!‘];
end if;
end;
$ytt$ language plpgsql;
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