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rep greater than 1,000? yes -- "established user - You've been around for a while"

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-- SELECT TOP 100 
--   [Users].Id as [User Link], 
--   [Users].Reputation, 
--  DATEDIFF(year, [Users].CreationDate, GETDATE()) "UserAge"
-- FROM Users
-- WHERE [Users].Reputation > 1000
-- -- temporary sort; really sort by percent
-- ORDER BY [Users].Reputation DESC

CREATE TABLE #useraccepts (userid int, accepted int);
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INSERT  #useraccepts (userid, accepted)
SELECT q.OwnerUserId, COUNT(q.Id)
FROM Posts q
WHERE 
q.PostTypeId = 1
AND q.AcceptedANswerId IS NOT NULL
AND q.ClosedDate IS NULL
GROUP BY q.OwnerUserId


CREATE TABLE #usernotaccepted (userid int, unaccepted int);
INSERT #usernotaccepted (userid, unaccepted)
SELECT q.OwnerUserId, COUNT(q.Id)
FROM Posts q
WHERE 
-- 1 = Question
q.PostTypeId = 1
-- Q has an accepted Answer
AND q.AcceptedANswerId IS NULL
-- Q is not closed
AND q.ClosedDate IS NULL
GROUP BY q.OwnerUserId

SELECT 
  #useraccepts.userid as [User Link], 
  accepted, 
  unaccepted, 
  (100 * accepted / (accepted + unaccepted)) as ratio
FROM #useraccepts 
JOIN #usernotaccepted
ON #useraccepts.userid = #usernotaccepted.userid
ORDER BY ratio DESC

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edited aug 5 17

created aug 2 17 Jeff Schaller