How to query datetime columns in ClickHouse - from hourly bucketing to rush hour analysis with real taxi data.

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A practical guide to querying DateTime columns in ClickHouse using the NYC taxi dataset. Covers key functions including toStartOfHour, toStartOfFifteenMinutes, formatDateTime, dateDiff, toDayOfWeek, and countIf. Demonstrates real-world use cases: bucketing trips by hour, analyzing 15-minute rush hour windows, computing average taxi speeds using dateDiff, and comparing weekday vs weekend trip patterns using window functions and the lag function.

Querying DateTimes in ClickHouse

Importing the New York City taxi dataset #