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Automate repartitions [message #684473] Fri, 11 June 2021 16:24 Go to next message
Amine
Messages: 371
Registered: March 2010
Senior Member

hi all Gurus.

I have this table :

drop table t;
create table t 
(
	id_dpt	number	,
	id_emp	number	,
	prop1	number	,
	prop2	number	,
	decided	number
);

alter table t add constraint PK_t primary key (id_dpt, id_emp);
alter table t add constraint CK_t_prop1 check (prop1 in (1,2,3,4));
alter table t add constraint CK_t_prop2 check (prop2 in (1,2,3,4));
alter table t add constraint CK_t_decided check (decided in (1,2,3,4));
Data is provided in the attachment file.

Employees of each department have to make two (02) propositions (prop1 and prop2) among four (04).
So prop1 and prop2 go from 1 to 4.
prop2 is optional.
The decided column is the decision of the HR department. When the decision is set, we don t care about prop1 and prop2.

Here is the repartition according prop1.

(id_dpt in rows and prop1 in column)

	1	2	3	4	TOTAL
1329	4	13	8	4	29
-----------------------------------------------
1330		1	3		4
-----------------------------------------------
1361	1	21	18	4	44
-----------------------------------------------
1362	1	2	8	1	12
-----------------------------------------------
1363	1	5	7	2	15
-----------------------------------------------
1364		1	2		3
-----------------------------------------------
1365	2	10	3	2	17
-----------------------------------------------
1407			2	1	3
-----------------------------------------------
1408		4	5		9
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1409	2	8	6	2	18
-----------------------------------------------
1414			1		1
-----------------------------------------------
TOTAL	11	65	63	16	155
		7%	42%	41%	10%
As you can see, the repartition is not fair (7% 42% 41% 10%) according to prop1.

Now we want to make a repartition (at best 25% 25% 25% 25%) according to prop1, prop2 and the decided columns.
At worst, we can affect them a proposition they didn't make.

In the best case, the final result should looks like this :
	1	2	3	4	TOTAL
1329	..	..	..	..	29
---------------------------------------------
1330	..	..	..	..	4
---------------------------------------------
1361	..	..	..	..	44
---------------------------------------------
1362	..	..	..	..	12
---------------------------------------------
1363	..	..	..	..	15
---------------------------------------------
1364	..	..	..	..	3
---------------------------------------------
1365	..	..	..	..	17
---------------------------------------------
1407	..	..	..	..	3
---------------------------------------------
1408	..	..	..	..	9
---------------------------------------------
1409	..	..	..	..	18
---------------------------------------------
1414	..	..	..	..	1
---------------------------------------------
TOTAL	..	..	..	..	155
	25%	25%	25%	25%
Thanks in advance,

Amine
Re: Automate repartitions [message #684519 is a reply to message #684473] Mon, 21 June 2021 17:42 Go to previous message
Amine
Messages: 371
Registered: March 2010
Senior Member

Hi gurus.

Ten (10) days after my post, no response.
OK. I'll explain more then.


So, we have three (03) possible scenarios :
1- Every employee gets his first proposition (prop1) satisfied (the best scenario) ;
2- Some employees get one of those propositions (prop1 or prop2) satisfied ;
3- Some employees get none of their propositions satisfied, meaning that the HR department
decides to assign them a choice they didn't make just to make the repartition fair (the worst scenario).

Let's take an example for id_dpt = 1329.

SQL> select * from t where id_dpt = 1329 order by prop1, prop2;

ID_DPT ID_EMP PROP1 PROP2 DECIDED
--------- --------- --------- --------- ---------
1329 4107 1 2
1329 4140 1 2
1329 4087 1 2
1329 4042 1 2

1329 4154 2 1
1329 4145 2 1
1329 4083 2 3
1329 4065 2 3
1329 4057 2 3
1329 4037 2 3
1329 4006 2 3
1329 4017 2 3
1329 4150 2 3
1329 4149 2 3
1329 4135 2 3
1329 4118 2 3
1329 4111 2 3

1329 4137 3 2
1329 4092 3 2
1329 4104 3 4
1329 4094 3 4
1329 4020 3 4
1329 4127 3 4
1329 4124 3 4
1329 4152 3 4

1329 4146 4 3
1329 4102 4 3
1329 4129 4 3
1329 4143 4 3

29 ligne(s) sélectionnée(s).

SQL>

As you can see, there is 29 employees in the department, and the repartition is not fair
-1 : 13.79% (4/29)
-2 : 44.8% (13/29)
-3 : 27.58% (8/29)
-4 : 13.79% (4/29)

Ideally we should have (29/4 = 7.25) employees for each choice.

So a possible scenario, could be :

1329 4107 1 2
1329 4140 1 2
1329 4087 1 2
1329 4042 1 2
1329 4154 2 1
1329 4145 2 1

1329 4083 2 3
1329 4065 2 3
1329 4057 2 3
1329 4037 2 3
1329 4006 2 3
1329 4017 2 3
1329 4150 2 3
1329 4149 2 3

1329 4135 2 3
1329 4118 2 3
1329 4111 2 3
1329 4137 3 2
1329 4092 3 2
1329 4104 3 4
1329 4094 3 4
1329 4020 3 4

1329 4127 3 4
1329 4124 3 4
1329 4152 3 4
1329 4146 4 3
1329 4102 4 3
1329 4129 4 3
1329 4143 4 3
getting this repartition :
-1 : 20.68% (6/29)
-2 : 27.58% (8/29)
-3 : 27.58% (8/29)
-4 : 24.13% (7/29)

As you can see, we just applied the scenario 2 (Some employees get one of those propositions satisfied).

We can also go further, with scenario 3, by giving, for example, the employee 4083 the choice 1, just to get the repartition more fair :

-1 : 24.13% (7/29)
-2 : 24.13% (7/29)
-3 : 27.58% (8/29)
-4 : 24.13% (7/29)

But this is not the best scenario, because employee 4083 would be unsatisfied.

Thanks in advance.
Hope it we'll help now.

Amine
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