I'm having trouble figuring out the GTFS query to obtain the next 20 schedules for a given stop ID and a given direction.
I know the stop ID, the trip direction ID, the time (now) and the date (today)
I wrote
SELECT DISTINCT ST.departure_time FROM stop_times ST
JOIN trips T ON T._id = ST.trip_id
JOIN calendar C ON C._id = T.service_id
JOIN calendar_dates CD on CD.service_id = T.service_id
WHERE ST.stop_id = 3377699724118483
AND T.direction_id = 0
AND ST.departure_time >= "16:00:00"
AND
(
( C.start_date <= 20140607 AND C.end_date >= 20140607 AND C.saturday= 1 ) // regular service today
AND ( ( CD.date != 20140607 ) // no exception today
OR ( CD.date = 20140607 AND CD.exception_type = 1 ) // or ADDED exception today
)
)
ORDER BY stopTimes.departure_time LIMIT 20
This results in no record being found. If a remove the last part, dealgin with the CD tables (i.e. the removed or added exceptions), it works perfectly fine.
So I think I'm miswriting the check on the exceptions. As written above with // comments, I want to check that
can you help me with that ?
I'm fairly certain it's not possible to do what you're trying to do with only a single SELECT
statement, due to the design of the calendar
and calendar_dates
tables.
What I do is use a second, inner query to build the set of active service IDs on the requested date, then join the outer query against this set to include only results relevant for that date. Try this:
SELECT DISTINCT ST.departure_time FROM stop_times ST
JOIN trips T ON T._id = ST.trip_id
JOIN (SELECT _id FROM calendar
WHERE start_date <= 20140607
AND end_date >= 20140607
AND saturday = 1
UNION
SELECT service_id FROM calendar_dates
WHERE date = 20140607
AND exception_type = 1
EXCEPT
SELECT service_id FROM calendar_dates
WHERE date = 20140607
AND exception_type = 2
) ASI ON ASI._id = T.service_id
WHERE ST.stop_id = 3377699724118483
AND T.direction_id = 0
AND ST.departure_time >= "16:00:00"
ORDER BY ST.departure_time
LIMIT 20