Create a new table from sql output in postgres

Question

I have an sql query which makes a new table with WITH .

How can I store that temporary table in my database?
Here is the code:

WITH gme AS(
        SELECT distinct seller, buyer, currency, value, cost_type
        FROM iotable
)

SELECT seller, array_agg(buyer), array_agg(cost_type), 
       array_agg(value), array_agg(currency) 
FROM gme 
GROUP by seller

Here is the table output:

3;"{277,222,276,288,443,445,241,224,280,223,285,5,238,286,278,444,240,287,242,3,8,4}";"{2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2}";"{2,407,89,6,7,3,36,1212,604,15920,56,11,291,29,1,8,13,4,9,3163,8,356}";"{USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD}"
4;"{220,223,421,228,224,277,445,10,237,315,222,238,280,395,246,4,313,8,443,244,242,469,308,219,221,389,444,409,410,9,11,12,227,236,441,225}";"{2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2}";"{8799,226,5,184,248,37,1,2149,482,154,5745,329,3402,7,105,6443,450,270,3,1070,658,182,1033,932,9091,101,6,1,14,3778,256,1639,2935,1082,9,570}";"{USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD}"
5;"{242,441,458,444,6,443,332,456,410,469,439,5,237,313,421,317,241,466,227,445,240,228,423,467,238,438,424}";"{2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2}";"{1604,12,2,89,10,178,2,3,66,397,5,762,9,4,54,3,118,1,1939,14,20,1090,55,1,273,4,3}";"{USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD}"
6;"{444,469,225,226,245,242,228,246,241,237,456,389,441,232,238,227,439,239,240,445,443,6,410,236}";"{2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2}";"{15,37,54,884,2130,2623,2846,1,323,162,1,1,2,206,981,870,1,2891,150,6,12,171,10,155}";"{USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD}"
7;"{390,404,413,400,228,443,370,37,238,280,439,45,441,378,384,369,308,469,437,403,16,456,458,385,47,342,317,7,217,387,313,438,311,397,242}";"{2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2}";"{68,1,3,1,7,1,2,44,99,325,7,100,1,1,8,2,23,1527,10,740,315,10,2,20,188,1,277,3555,433,10,363,18,224,1,405}";"{USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD}"
8;"{46,47,28,237,308,43,242,44,3,244,240,389,369,11,9,39,23,224,247,37,42,24,27,469,40,238,443,45,439,241,8,223,445,4,250,437,226,249,36,239,315,41,277,395,10,285,403,232,444,25,22,280,21,38,225}";"{2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2}";"{22,598,10,19,58,57,38,23,242,194,29,24,2,178,1580,5,3,91,1760,550,8,4,5,246,62,2262,3,283,20,1695,594,259,1,1001,513,2,2586,1984,114,553,1,60,64,2,1568,18,37,5,4,9,13,758,9,48,5}";"{USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD}"
9;"{8,308,389,6,395,9,233,5,4,10,11,3,7,16}";"{2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2}";"{19,547,51,24,4,17335,42342,6,317,1447,377,30,11,26}";"{USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD}"
10;"{469,389,229,230,11,231,232,242}";"{2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2}";"{15,2,17951,17058,4,5613,645,725}";"{USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD,USD}"

I copied the output from pgadmin3

Answer 1

you can use an INTO statement in your select, which essentially takes your query and makes a new table in your database.

so like this should work

 SELECT distinct seller, buyer, currency, value, cost_type
     into gme   FROM iotable;

or you could do this, depending on what you want in the table

WITH gme AS(
        SELECT distinct seller, buyer, currency, value, cost_type
        FROM iotable
),
gme1 AS (
     Select seller, buyer, cost_type, value, currency
INTO MYNEWTABLE
 FROM gme
)

UPDATE: The solution (using this method anyway) is as follows

      WITH gme AS(
                SELECT distinct seller, buyer, currency, value, cost_type
                FROM iotable
        ),
        gme1 AS (
             Select seller, buyer, cost_type, value, currency FROM gme
        )

    SELECT seller, 
    array_agg(buyer) as AGG_BUYER, 
    array_agg(cost_type) as AGG_CT, 
    array_agg(value) as AGG_VAL, 
    array_agg(currency) as AGG_CUR
/*this is where the new table is generated*/
        INTO MY_NEW_TABLE 
        FROM gme1 
        GROUP by seller