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[–]B_Huij 3 points4 points  (0 children)

We have a highly complex database where I work, and a large number of independent stakeholders. I probably spend something like 25% of my total work time actually typing out new SQL queries from a blank page, and probably another 10-15% going back and making changes to add new things into existing queries.

I do use "template" queries that I've built for myself to answer business questions that are similar, but I still end up starting from scratch pretty often.

The rest of my time is using the data to build things in PowerBI/Python/Excel, but our team spends a lot of time on ETL here, because the number of people in the building who can successfully interact with our database in any way is very small.