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Nice work! Now that we have a good handle on our data, let's dive into some common business queries. We'll begin with the Daily Count of orders placed. To make our Daily Count metric, we'll focus on the date function and the ordered_at field.
To get the Daily Metrics we need the date. Most dates in databases are timestamps, which have hours and minutes, as well as the year, month, and day. Timestamps look like 2015-01-05 14:43:31, while dates are the first part: 2015-01-05.
We can easily select the date an item was ordered at with the date function and the ordered_at field:
select date(ordered_at)
from orders;