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PM-6430 - campus leaderboad - #167
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This pull request improves how parent/subgroup relationships are handled in the
campus-leaderboard.sqlreport by unifying the logic for reading group hierarchies. The main enhancement is the introduction of a newgroup_linkscommon table expression (CTE) to ensure that group relationships are consistently captured from both theGroupMemberand_ParentSubGroupstables, making the group tree traversal more robust.Improvements to group hierarchy handling:
group_linksCTE that merges parent/subgroup relationships from bothgroups."GroupMember"andgroups."_ParentSubGroups"tables, ensuring no missing links due to incomplete data in either source.group_treeandparent_groupsCTEs to usegroup_linksinstead of directly queryingGroupMember, simplifying and unifying the logic for traversing group hierarchies.