Exemple #1
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    def _gather_data(self, begin=None, end=None):
        begin, end = _standard_period(begin, end)

        r = session().connection().execute(
            """select CAST( date_trunc('month',start_time) AS DATE) as m, trunc(sum(duration)) as duration
        from timetracks
        join tasks on tasks.task_id = timetracks.task_id
        left outer join tasks_operation_definitions on tasks_operation_definitions.task_id = tasks.task_id
        left outer join operation_definitions on (operation_definitions.operation_definition_id = tasks_operation_definitions.operation_definition_id)
        where short_id is not null and start_time between timestamp '{}' and timestamp '{}'
        group by m
        order by m""".format(timestamp_to_pg(begin),
                             timestamp_to_pg(end))).fetchall()

        indirects = [("Indirects", t[0], t[1]) for t in r]

        r = session().connection().execute(
            """select CAST( date_trunc('month',start_time) AS DATE) as m, trunc(sum(duration)) as duration from timetracks
        join tasks on tasks.task_id = timetracks.task_id
        left outer join tasks_operations on tasks_operations.task_id = tasks.task_id
        left outer join operations on tasks_operations.operation_id = operations.operation_id

        left outer join operation_definitions on operation_definitions.operation_definition_id = operations.operation_definition_id

        where short_id is not null and start_time between timestamp '{}' and timestamp '{}'
        group by m
        order by m;""".format(timestamp_to_pg(begin),
                              timestamp_to_pg(end))).fetchall()

        directs = [("Directs", t[0], t[1]) for t in r]

        x_legends, legends, array = to_arrays(directs + indirects)
        self.set_data(x_legends, legends, array)
Exemple #2
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    def direct_work_cost_chart(self, begin: date = None, end: date = None):
        begin, end, duration_in_months = _standard_period2(begin, end)

        r = session().connection().execute("""
with dates as  (
	select date '{}' + generate_series(0, {}) * (interval '1' month) AS month
),
data as (
	select short_id,
	       CAST( date_trunc('month',start_time) AS DATE) as m,
	       sum(duration*opdef.hourly_cost) as duration
	from timetracks
	join tasks on tasks.task_id = timetracks.task_id
	join tasks_operations on tasks_operations.task_id = tasks.task_id
	join operations on tasks_operations.operation_id = operations.operation_id
	join operation_definitions opdef on opdef.operation_definition_id = operations.operation_definition_id
	where short_id is not null and start_time between timestamp '{}' and timestamp '{}'
	group by short_id,m
	order by short_id,m
)
select coalesce(short_id,''), month, coalesce( duration, 0)
from dates
left join data on data.m = dates.month
        """.format(timestamp_to_pg(begin), duration_in_months,
                   timestamp_to_pg(begin), timestamp_to_pg(end))).fetchall()

        x_legends, legends, array = to_arrays(r)
        return GraphData(x_legends, legends, array)
Exemple #3
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    def direct_vs_indirect_chart(self, begin: date = None, end: date = None):
        begin, end, duration = _standard_period2(begin, end)

        r = session().connection().execute("""with
month_start as (
	select date '{}' + generate_series(0, {}) * (interval '1' month) AS month_start_day
),
durations as (
select
    date_trunc( 'MONTH', timetracks.start_time) as start_time,
    trunc(sum( coalesce( timetracks.duration,0))) as duration
from timetracks
join horse.tasks                       on tasks.task_id = timetracks.task_id
join horse.tasks_operation_definitions on horse.tasks_operation_definitions.task_id = tasks.task_id
join horse.operation_definitions opdef on opdef.operation_definition_id = horse.tasks_operation_definitions.operation_definition_id
group by date_trunc( 'MONTH', timetracks.start_time)
)
select
    month_start_day as month_year,
    trunc(sum( coalesce( duration,0))) as duration
from month_start
left join durations on durations.start_time = month_start_day
group by month_start_day""".format(timestamp_to_pg(begin),
                                   duration)).fetchall()

        indirects = [("Indirects", t[0], t[1]) for t in r]

        r = session().connection().execute("""with
month_start as (
	select date '{}' + generate_series(0, {}) * (interval '1' month) AS month_start_day
),
durations as (
    select
        date_trunc( 'MONTH', timetracks.start_time) as start_time,
        trunc(sum( coalesce( timetracks.duration,0))) as duration
    from timetracks
    join horse.tasks                       on horse.tasks.task_id = timetracks.task_id
    join horse.tasks_operations            on horse.tasks_operations.task_id = tasks.task_id
    join horse.operations                  on horse.operations.operation_id = horse.tasks_operations.operation_id
    join horse.operation_definitions opdef on opdef.operation_definition_id = horse.operations.operation_definition_id
    group by date_trunc( 'MONTH', timetracks.start_time)
)
select
    month_start_day as month_year,
    trunc(sum( coalesce( duration,0))) as duration
from month_start
left join durations on durations.start_time = month_start_day
group by month_start_day
""".format(timestamp_to_pg(begin), duration)).fetchall()

        directs = [("Directs", t[0], t[1]) for t in r]

        x_legends, legends, array = to_arrays(directs + indirects)

        return GraphData(x_legends, legends, array)
Exemple #4
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    def preorder_parts_value_chart(self, begin: date = None, end: date = None):
        begin, end, duration = _standard_period2(begin, end)

        r = session().connection().execute("""
with
month_start as (
	select date '{}' + generate_series(0, {}) * (interval '1' month) AS month_start_day
),
preorder_sent as (
	select order_id, date_trunc( 'MONTH', was_preorder_on) as month_year
	from horse.orders
),
order_values as (
	select o.order_id,
 	       sum(opart.sell_price * opart.quantity ) as value
	from order_parts opart
	join orders o on o.order_id = opart.order_id
	group by o.order_id
)
select month_start_day as month_year, total_value
from (
	select
		month_start.month_start_day,
		coalesce( round(sum(value)), 0) as total_value
	from month_start
	left join preorder_sent on  preorder_sent.month_year = date_trunc( 'MONTH', month_start.month_start_day)
	left join order_values on order_values.order_id = preorder_sent.order_id
	group by month_start.month_start_day) as data
order by data.month_start_day
""".format(timestamp_to_pg(begin), duration)).fetchall()

        x_legends, values = to_serie(r)

        return GraphData(x_legends, [''],
                         [values])  # data are one serie of values => [values]
Exemple #5
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    def order_parts_value_chart(self, begin: date = None, end: date = None):
        begin, end, duration = _standard_period2(begin, end)

        r = session().connection().execute("""
with
month_start as (
	select date '{}' + generate_series(0, {}) * (interval '1' month) AS month_start_day
),
parts_values as (
	select
		date_trunc( 'MONTH', o.creation_date) as month_year,
		sum(opart.sell_price * opart.quantity ) as value
	from order_parts opart
	join orders o on o.order_id = opart.order_id
	group by date_trunc( 'MONTH', o.creation_date)
)
select
	date_trunc( 'MONTH', month_start.month_start_day) as month_year,
	coalesce( parts_values.value, 0)
from  month_start
left join parts_values on parts_values.month_year = month_start.month_start_day
order by date_trunc( 'MONTH', month_start.month_start_day)
""".format(timestamp_to_pg(begin), duration)).fetchall()
        x_legends, values = to_serie(r)

        return GraphData(x_legends, [''],
                         [values])  # data are one serie of values => [values]
Exemple #6
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    def number_of_created_order_parts_chart(self,
                                            begin: date = None,
                                            end: date = None):
        begin, end, duration = _standard_period2(begin, end)

        r = session().connection().execute("""
with
month_start as (
	select date '{}' + generate_series(0, {}) * (interval '1' month) AS month_start_day
),
parts_created_per_month as (
	select
		date_trunc( 'MONTH', o.creation_date) as month_year,
		count(*) as cnt
	from orders o
	join order_parts op on op.order_id = o.order_id
	group by date_trunc( 'MONTH', o.creation_date)
)
select
	date_trunc( 'MONTH', month_start.month_start_day) as month_year,
	coalesce( parts_created_per_month.cnt, 0)
from  month_start
left join parts_created_per_month on parts_created_per_month.month_year = month_start.month_start_day
order by date_trunc( 'MONTH', month_start.month_start_day)
""".format(timestamp_to_pg(begin), duration)).fetchall()
        x_legends, values = to_serie(r)

        return GraphData(x_legends, [''],
                         [values])  # data are one serie of values => [values]
Exemple #7
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    def number_of_customer_non_conformity_chart(self,
                                                begin: date = None,
                                                end: date = None) -> GraphData:
        begin, end, duration = _standard_period2(begin, end)

        r = session().connection().execute("""
with
month_start as (
	select date '{}' + generate_series(0, {}) * (interval '1' month) AS month_start_day
),
nc_per_month as (
	select
		date_trunc( 'MONTH', quality_events.when) as month_year,
	     count(*) nb_non_conformity
	from quality_events
	where kind = 'non_conform_customer'
	group by date_trunc( 'MONTH', quality_events.when)
)
select
	date_trunc( 'MONTH', month_start.month_start_day) as month_year,
	coalesce( nc_per_month.nb_non_conformity, 0)
from  month_start
left join nc_per_month on nc_per_month.month_year = month_start.month_start_day
order by date_trunc( 'MONTH', month_start.month_start_day)
""".format(timestamp_to_pg(begin), duration)).fetchall()
        x_legends, values = to_serie(r)

        return GraphData(x_legends, [''],
                         [values])  # data are one serie of values => [values]
Exemple #8
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    def direct_work_evolution_chart(self,
                                    begin: date = None,
                                    end: date = None):
        begin, end, duration = _standard_period2(begin, end)

        r = session().connection().execute("""with dates as  (
	select date '{}' + generate_series(0, {})  * (interval '1' month)  AS day
),
data as (
     select short_id,
         CAST( date_trunc('month',start_time) AS DATE) as m,
         trunc(sum(duration)) as duration
        from timetracks
        join tasks on tasks.task_id = timetracks.task_id
        left outer join tasks_operations on tasks_operations.task_id = tasks.task_id
        left outer join operations on tasks_operations.operation_id = operations.operation_id
        left outer join operation_definitions on operation_definitions.operation_definition_id = operations.operation_definition_id
        where short_id is not null and start_time between timestamp '{}' and timestamp '{}'
        group by short_id,m
)
select
    horse.operation_definitions.short_id,
    dates.day days,
    coalesce( data.duration, 0)
from dates
-- cross joins makes sure we have all the dates and all the operation id's. It's necessary
-- to build the series
cross join horse.operation_definitions
left join data on date_trunc('month',data.m) = date_trunc('month',dates.day)
              and data.short_id = horse.operation_definitions.short_id
order by days, short_id""".format(timestamp_to_pg(begin), duration,
                                  timestamp_to_pg(begin),
                                  timestamp_to_pg(end))).fetchall()

        x_legends, legends, array = to_arrays(r)  # x,y value
        return GraphData(x_legends, legends, array)
Exemple #9
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    def indirect_work_evolution_chart(self,
                                      begin: date = None,
                                      end: date = None):
        begin, end, duration = _standard_period2(begin, end)

        r = session().connection().execute("""
with
month_start as (
	select date '{}' + generate_series(0, {}) * (interval '1' month) AS month_start_day
),
short_ids as (
    select short_id, operation_definition_id
    from horse.operation_definitions
    where short_id is not null and not on_operation
),
durations as (
    select
        date_trunc( 'MONTH', timetracks.start_time) as start_time,
        short_id,
        trunc(sum( coalesce( timetracks.duration,0))) as duration
    from timetracks
    join horse.tasks                       on tasks.task_id = timetracks.task_id
    join horse.tasks_operation_definitions on horse.tasks_operation_definitions.task_id = tasks.task_id
    join horse.operation_definitions opdef on opdef.operation_definition_id = horse.tasks_operation_definitions.operation_definition_id
    group by date_trunc( 'MONTH', timetracks.start_time), short_id
)
select
    short_ids.short_id,
    month_start_day as month_year,
    trunc(sum( coalesce( duration,0))) as duration
from month_start
left join short_ids on 1=1 -- left join because we might have no short id at all...
left join durations on durations.start_time = month_start_day and durations.short_id = short_ids.short_id
group by short_ids.short_id, month_start_day
order by short_ids.short_id, month_start_day
""".format(timestamp_to_pg(begin), duration)).fetchall()

        x_legends, legends, array = to_arrays(
            r)  # r = serie_id, x coord, value

        return GraphData(x_legends, legends, array)
Exemple #10
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    def number_of_internal_non_conformity_chart(self,
                                                begin: date = None,
                                                end: date = None):
        begin, end, duration = _standard_period2(begin, end)

        r = session().connection().execute("""
with
completed_parts as (
	-- Figure when each part is completed
	select order_part_id, completion_date
	from
	 	(select
	 		case when (spq.q_out >= p.quantity) and (p.completed_date is not null) THEN greatest( p.completed_date, spq.first_slip_time)
	 			 when (spq.q_out >= p.quantity) and (p.completed_date is null) THEN spq.first_slip_time
	 		     else p.completed_date -- can be null !
	 		end as completion_date,
	 	    p.order_part_id
		from
		   order_parts as p
		left join
		   (select order_part_id,
		           sum(quantity_out) as q_out,
		           min(creation) as first_slip_time,
		           max(creation) as last_slip_time
		    from delivery_slip_parts sp
		    join delivery_slip s on s.delivery_slip_id = sp.delivery_slip_id
		    where s.active
		    group by order_part_id) as spq
		on p.order_part_id = spq.order_part_id) cpl_date
	where cpl_date.completion_date is not null
),
completed_per_month as (
	select
		date_trunc( 'MONTH',completion_date) as month_year,
		count(*) as cnt
	from completed_parts
	group by date_trunc( 'MONTH',completion_date)
),
nc_per_month as (
	select
		date_trunc( 'MONTH', quality_events.when) as month_year,
	    count(*) as cnt
	from quality_events
	where kind = 'non_conform_intern'
	group by date_trunc( 'MONTH', quality_events.when)
),
month_start as (
	select date '{}' + generate_series(0, {}) * (interval '1' month) AS month_start_day
)
select
	date_trunc( 'MONTH', month_start_day) as month_year,
	case when completed_per_month.cnt > 0
	     THEN 100.0 * coalesce(nc_per_month.cnt,0) / completed_per_month.cnt
	     -- then coalesce(nc_per_month.cnt,0)
	     else 0
	end as ratio
from month_start
left join nc_per_month on nc_per_month.month_year = month_start.month_start_day
left join completed_per_month on completed_per_month.month_year = month_start.month_start_day
order by date_trunc( 'MONTH', month_start_day);
""".format(timestamp_to_pg(begin), duration)).fetchall()
        x_legends, values = to_serie(r)

        return GraphData(x_legends, [''],
                         [values])  # data are one serie of values => [values]
Exemple #11
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    def done_versus_planned_hours_on_completed_parts_chart(
            self, begin: date = None, end: date = None):
        begin, end, duration = _standard_period2(begin, end)

        r = session().connection().execute("""
with
completed_parts as (
	-- Figure when each part is completed
	select order_part_id,
	       completion_date
	from
	 	(select
	 		case when (spq.q_out >= p.quantity) and (p.completed_date is not null) THEN greatest( p.completed_date, spq.first_slip_time)
	 			when (spq.q_out >= p.quantity) and (p.completed_date is null) THEN spq.first_slip_time
	 		     else p.completed_date -- can be null !
	 		end as completion_date,
	 	     p.order_part_id
		from
		   order_parts as p
		left join
		   (select order_part_id,
		           sum(quantity_out) as q_out,
		           min(creation) as first_slip_time,
		           max(creation) as last_slip_time
		    from delivery_slip_parts sp
		    join delivery_slip s on s.delivery_slip_id = sp.delivery_slip_id
		    where s.active
		    group by order_part_id) as spq
		on p.order_part_id = spq.order_part_id) cpl_date
	where cpl_date.completion_date is not null
),
hours_done_on_part as (
	select completed_parts.order_part_id,
	       sum(tt.duration) as hours
	from completed_parts -- make sure we compute the done hours only for the completed parts
	join production_files pf on pf.order_part_id = completed_parts.order_part_id
	join operations op on op.production_file_id = pf.production_file_id
	join tasks_operations taskop on taskop.operation_id = op.operation_id
	join timetracks tt on tt.task_id = taskop.task_id
	group by completed_parts.order_part_id
),
hours_planned_on_part as (
	select completed_parts.order_part_id,
	       sum(op.planned_hours*part.quantity) as hours
	from completed_parts -- make sure we compute the planned hours only for the completed parts
	join order_parts part on part.order_part_id = completed_parts.order_part_id
	join production_files pf on pf.order_part_id = completed_parts.order_part_id
	join operations op on op.production_file_id = pf.production_file_id
	group by completed_parts.order_part_id
),
month_start as (
	select date '{}' + generate_series(0, {}) * (interval '1' month) AS month_start_day
)
select
	date_trunc( 'MONTH', completion_date) as month_year,
	-- sum( done_hours) as done_hours,
	-- sum( plan_hours) as plan_hours,
	case when sum(plan_hours) > 0 then sum(done_hours) / sum(plan_hours)
	     else null -- no ratio is not 0 nor 1; it's no ration hence, null.
	end as ratio
from (
	select
	     month_start.month_start_day completion_date,
		h_done.order_part_id,
	     h_done.hours as done_hours,
	     h_plan.hours as plan_hours
	from month_start
	left join completed_parts on date_trunc( 'MONTH', month_start.month_start_day) = date_trunc( 'MONTH', completed_parts.completion_date)
	left join hours_done_on_part h_done on h_done.order_part_id = completed_parts.order_part_id
	left join hours_planned_on_part h_plan on h_plan.order_part_id = completed_parts.order_part_id
) as data
group by date_trunc( 'MONTH', completion_date)
order by date_trunc( 'MONTH', completion_date);
""".format(timestamp_to_pg(begin), duration)).fetchall()
        x_legends, values = to_serie(r)

        return GraphData(x_legends, [''],
                         [values])  # data are one serie of values => [values]
Exemple #12
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    def deadline_delivery_otd_chart(self,
                                    begin: date = None,
                                    end: date = None):
        begin, end, duration = _standard_period2(begin, end)

        r = session().connection().execute("""
with
completed_parts as (
	-- Figure when each part is completed
	select order_part_id, completion_date
	from
	 	(select
	 		case when (spq.q_out >= p.quantity) and (p.completed_date is not null) THEN greatest( p.completed_date, spq.first_slip_time)
	 			when (spq.q_out >= p.quantity) and (p.completed_date is null) THEN spq.first_slip_time
	 		     else p.completed_date -- can be null !
	 		end as completion_date,
	 	     p.order_part_id
		from
		   order_parts as p
		left join
		   (select order_part_id,
		           sum(quantity_out) as q_out,
		           min(creation) as first_slip_time,
		           max(creation) as last_slip_time
		    from delivery_slip_parts sp
		    join delivery_slip s on s.delivery_slip_id = sp.delivery_slip_id
		    where s.active
		    group by order_part_id) as spq
		on p.order_part_id = spq.order_part_id) cpl_date
	where cpl_date.completion_date is not null
),
month_start as (
	select date '{}' + generate_series(0, {}) * (interval '1' month) AS month_start_day
),
data as (
	select
		date_trunc( 'MONTH', completion_date) as completion_date,
		--sum(	late),
		--count(*),
		-- 'a' || sum( on_time) * 100.0 /1,
		-- count(*),
		sum( on_time) * 100.0 / count(*) as ratio
	from (
		select
			-- for each order part we dtermine if it is on time (1) or not (0)
			order_parts.order_part_id,
			completed_parts.completion_date as completion_date,
		    case when completed_parts.completion_date < order_parts.deadline then 1 else 0 end as on_time
		from order_parts as order_parts
		join completed_parts on order_parts.order_part_id = completed_parts.order_part_id
	) as data
	group by date_trunc( 'MONTH', completion_date)
	order by date_trunc( 'MONTH', completion_date))
select
	date_trunc( 'MONTH', month_start.month_start_day),
     ratio
from month_start
left join data on date_trunc( 'MONTH', month_start.month_start_day) = date_trunc( 'MONTH', data.completion_date)
order by month_start_day""".format(timestamp_to_pg(begin),
                                   duration)).fetchall()
        x_legends, values = to_serie(r)

        return GraphData(x_legends, [''],
                         [values])  # data are one serie of values => [values]
Exemple #13
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    def solde_carnet_commande_chart(self,
                                    begin: datetime = None,
                                    end: datetime = None):
        """It's the delta between
        the value of the work accomplished on
        and the expected sell price of
        the order part that are in production on a given day.
        So if an order part is completed, then it leaves the solde
        computation. Conversely, if a part is not yet in production,
        it is not in the computation.

        L'argent que je dois ("dois" car les commandes sont fermes et a faire,
        cad pretes pour la production)  encore realiser.
        C'est donc la difference entre le prix de vente de la partie de commande
        et l'argent deja depense sur cette commande
        On suppose ici qu'au final, l'argent depense sur une commande sera
        toujours inferieur au prix de vente.
        """

        begin, end, duration = _standard_period2(begin, end)
        duration = (end - begin).days

        r = session().connection().execute("""
with dates as  (
	select date '{}' + generate_series(0, {})   AS day
), active_parts as (
	-- We find the "active" order parts on a given day
	-- for those, we compute the beginning of their validity period and its end
	select p.order_part_id, p.quantity, o.creation_date,
               least(p.completed_date, dates.day ) as end_date, dates.day as rday
	from order_parts p
	join orders o on o.order_id = p.order_id
	cross join dates
	where o.creation_date <= dates.day
		and (    (p.completed_date >= dates.day and p.state not in ('aborted','preorder'))
              or (p.completed_date is null      and p.state not in ('aborted','preorder')))
), money_planned_per_part as (
        -- Money planned is the planned (during preorder phase) cost (what it will cost) or benefit
        -- (what it will bring to the company) of an order part.
	-- Money planned per order part. We can compute the planned money in
	-- two ways : cost or sell price.
	-- *** Planned money is COST :
	-- select opart.order_part_id, sum((op.value * 1.25 + op.planned_hours * opdef.hourly_cost) * 1.15 * opart.quantity ) as money_planned_per_part
	-- from order_parts opart
	-- join production_files pf on pf.order_part_id = opart.order_part_id
	-- join operations op on op.production_file_id = pf.production_file_id
	-- join operation_definitions opdef on opdef.operation_definition_id = op.operation_definition_id
	-- group by opart.order_part_id
	-- *** Planned money is SELL PRICE
	select opart.order_part_id, (opart.sell_price * opart.quantity ) as money_planned_per_part  --  SELL PRICE
	from order_parts opart
), money_planned_on_day as (
	select dates.day as day,
	           sum(money_planned_per_part.money_planned_per_part) as money_planned
	from dates
	join active_parts on active_parts.rday = dates.day
	join money_planned_per_part on money_planned_per_part.order_part_id = active_parts.order_part_id
	group by dates.day
),  timetracks_date as (
	select *, cast(start_time as date) start_date
	from timetracks
), money_consumed_up_to_day_for_parts_active_on_that_day as (
   	-- Let's show the timetracks (consumed hours on a given day for a given operation) :
     	--           Day 1  2  3  4  5
	-- ---------------------------
     	-- Part A
     	--     Op A.1    2  .  .  .  .
     	--     Op A.2    2  .  1  .  .
     	-- Part 2
     	--     Op B.1    3  .  2  .  .
     	--     Op B.2    0  .  1  .  5
	--               -------------
        --
	-- The join-clause on dates with tt.start_date <= dates.day
	-- lets us consider a growing group of column, starting
	-- left and growing one column at a time to the right
	-- The group by clause sums all the done hours in each of these
	-- groups :
     	--           Day 1  2  3  4  5
	-- ---------------------------
     	-- Part A
     	--     Op A.1    2  .  .  .  .
     	--     Op A.2    2  .  1  .  .
     	-- Part 2
     	--     Op B.1    3  .  2  .  .
     	--     Op B.2    0  .  1  .  5
	--               -------------
        --               7  7 11 11 16
	-- But doing so will produce an ever increasing number of hours
	-- so we also join on active_parts to only consider the parts
	-- actives on a given day.
	-- For example, if A is active up to day 3 and B only from day 3 :
     	--           Day 1  2  3  4  5
	-- ---------------------------
     	-- Part A
     	--     Op A.1    2  .  .  .  .
     	--     Op A.2    2  1  1  .  .
     	-- Part 2
     	--     Op B.1    .  .  .  4  .
     	--     Op B.2    .  .  1  1  5
	--               -------------
        --               4  5  7  6 10
	select dates.day as day,
	       sum( tt.duration*opdef.hourly_cost) as money_consumed
	from timetracks_date tt
	join dates on tt.start_date <= dates.day
	join tasks on tasks.task_id = tt.task_id
	join tasks_operations on tasks_operations.task_id = tasks.task_id
	join operations on tasks_operations.operation_id = operations.operation_id
	join operation_definitions opdef on opdef.operation_definition_id = operations.operation_definition_id
	join production_files pf on operations.production_file_id = pf.production_file_id
	-- FIXME Don't the timetracks automatically select that ?
	join active_parts opart on pf.order_part_id = opart.order_part_id and opart.rday = dates.day
	group by dates.day -- This is not naive at all
)
select dates.day,
    cast( coalesce( mpd.money_planned,0) as int),
    cast( coalesce( mcd.money_consumed,0) as int),
    cast( greatest( 0, coalesce( mpd.money_planned,0) - coalesce( mcd.money_consumed,0)) as int) as solde
from dates
left join money_planned_on_day mpd on mpd.day = dates.day
left join money_consumed_up_to_day_for_parts_active_on_that_day mcd on mpd.day = mcd.day
order by dates.day
        """.format(timestamp_to_pg(begin), duration)).fetchall()

        x_axis = []
        soldes = []
        consumed = []
        planned = []
        for d, money_planned, money_consumed, solde in r:
            x_axis.append(d)
            planned.append(money_planned)
            consumed.append(money_consumed)
            soldes.append(solde)

        # self.set_data( x_axis,[_("Remaining"),_("Consumed"),_("Sell price")],[soldes, consumed, planned])

        return GraphData(
            x_axis,
            [_("Remaining"), _("Consumed"),
             _("Sell price")], [soldes, consumed, planned])
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    def to_facture_per_month_chart(self, begin: date = None, end: date = None):
        begin, end, duration = _standard_period2(begin, end)

        mainlog.debug("to_facture_per_month_chart {} - {}".format(begin, end))
        r = session().connection().execute("""
with dates as  (
	select date '{}' + generate_series(0, {}) * (interval '1' month) AS day
),
billable as (
	select
	   date_trunc('month',s.creation) as m,
	   sum(sp.quantity_out * p.sell_price)
	from order_parts as p
	join delivery_slip_parts as sp on sp.order_part_id = p.order_part_id
	join delivery_slip as s on s.delivery_slip_id = sp.delivery_slip_id
	join orders as ord on ord.order_id = p.order_id
	where s.active and s.creation between timestamp '{}' and timestamp '{}'
	group by m
),
actual_cost as (
	select
		date_trunc('month',s.creation) as m,
		sum(tt.duration * opdefper.hourly_cost)
	from order_parts as p
	join orders as o on o.order_id = p.order_id
	join production_files pf on pf.order_part_id = p.order_part_id
	join operations op on op.production_file_id = pf.production_file_id
	join tasks_operations taskop on taskop.operation_id = op.operation_id
	join timetracks tt on tt.task_id = taskop.task_id
	join operation_definitions opdef on opdef.operation_definition_id = op.operation_definition_id
	join operation_definition_periods opdefper on opdefper.operation_definition_id = opdef.operation_definition_id and o.creation_date between opdefper.start_date and coalesce(opdefper.end_date, TO_DATE('01/10/2100','DD/MM/YYYY'))
	join delivery_slip_parts as sp on sp.order_part_id = p.order_part_id
	join delivery_slip as s on s.delivery_slip_id = sp.delivery_slip_id
	where s.active and s.creation between timestamp '{}' and timestamp '{}'
	group by m
),
planned_cost as (
	select
	   date_trunc('month',s.creation) as m,
	   sum( pph.part_planned_cost_per_unit * p.quantity) as planned
	from order_parts as p
	join orders as o on o.order_id = p.order_id
	join delivery_slip_parts sp on sp.order_part_id = p.order_part_id
	join delivery_slip s on s.delivery_slip_id = sp.delivery_slip_id
	join
	    (select order_part_id,
	            sum(op.planned_hours*opdef.hourly_cost) as part_planned_cost_per_unit
		 from production_files pf
	     join operations op on op.production_file_id = pf.production_file_id
	     join operation_definitions opdef on op.operation_definition_id = opdef.operation_definition_id
	     group by pf.order_part_id) as pph on pph.order_part_id = p.order_part_id
	where s.active and s.creation between timestamp '{}' and timestamp '{}'
	group by m
)
select
	dates.day,
	cast( coalesce( billable.sum,0) as real),
   	cast( coalesce( actual_cost.sum,0) as real),
   	cast( coalesce( planned_cost.planned,0) as real)
from dates
left join billable on billable.m = dates.day
left join actual_cost on actual_cost.m = dates.day
left join planned_cost on planned_cost.m = dates.day
order by dates.day
        """.format(timestamp_to_pg(begin), duration, timestamp_to_pg(begin),
                   timestamp_to_pg(end), timestamp_to_pg(begin),
                   timestamp_to_pg(end), timestamp_to_pg(begin),
                   timestamp_to_pg(end))).fetchall()

        x_legends, data = to_series(r)

        return GraphData(
            x_legends,
            [_("To bill"), _("Actual cost"),
             _("Planned cost")], data)