my data looks like
name| From | To_City | Date of request
Andy| Paris | London| 08/21/2014 12:00
Lena | Koln | Berlin | 08/22/2014 18:00
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You could truncate the date to exclude the hours, minutes and seconds. Then group by that column
SELECT SUBSTR(STRING(date-of-request), 0, 9) AS day
FROM t1
GROUP BY day
One way to do it is to use window functions with the RANGE window. In order to do that, first dates need to be converted to days because RANGE requires the sorting column to be sequential numbers. PARTITION BY clause is similar to GROUP BY - it lists the columns that define "identical" drive requests (in your case - name, from and to). Then you can simply use COUNT(*) to count number of days within such window.
select name, f, to, date, count(*)
over(partition by name, f, to
order by day
range between 1 preceding and 1 following) from (
select name, f, to, date, integer(timestamp(date)/1000000/60/60/24) day from
(select 'Andy' as name,'Paris' as f,'London' as to, '2014-08-21 12:00' as date),
(select 'Lena' as name,'Koln' as f,'Berlin' as to, '2014-08-22 18:00' as date),
(select 'Andy' as name,'Paris' as f,'London' as to, '2014-08-22 06:00' as date),
(select 'Lisa' as name,'Rome' as f,'Neapel' as to, '2014-08-25 18:00' as date),
(select 'Lena' as name,'Rome' as f,'London' as to, '2014-08-21 20:00' as date),
(select 'Lisa' as name,'Rome' as f,'Neapel' as to, '2014-08-24 18:00' as date),
(select 'Andy' as name,'Paris' as f,'London' as to, '2014-08-25 12:00' as date))