SQL Problem Solving: Finding Longest Gym Streak | Step-by-Step Tutorial

Dive into the world of SQL problem-solving with our latest tutorial! In this session, we tackle the challenge of deciphering gym attendance logs, extracting entries for when users attended or skipped the gym. Join us on a step-by-step journey as we unravel the secret to finding the longest streak-identifying the maximum consecutive days a user attended the gym.
📋 Problem Description:
Explore the "gym_logs" table, showcasing user entries on gym attendance for specific dates. By leveraging SQL prowess, we navigate through the entries to pinpoint the longest streak, providing insights into a user's dedicated fitness journey.
Table creation & insertion script:
CREATE TABLE gym_logs(
entry_date DATE,
status CHAR(1)
);
INSERT INTO gym_logs VALUES('2023-01-01','N'),('2023-01-02','Y'),('2023-01-03','Y'),
('2023-01-04','N'),('2023-01-05','N'),('2023-01-06','Y'),('2023-01-07','Y'),
('2023-01-08','Y'),('2023-01-09','N');
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[@vijaypalmanit]

Super, saw many videos but yours is amazing

[@rahul_upadhya]

Thank you Vijay for the kind words 😊

[@soumyaranjanrout2843]

Hello Sir, I got the logic behind grouping the consecutive days. But I am trying to do it in another approach but after so many tries I didn't able to find any such logic apart from yours in whicu we can group the consecutive days. If possible could you please tell me other approach apart from the one which you discussed in the video?