Create v_order_emails (#360)

migrations/000.449.sql

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+DROP VIEW IF EXISTS v_order_emails;
+CREATE VIEW v_order_emails AS
+select
+    orders.id order_id,
+    orders.inserted::date order_date,
+    billing.email billing_email,
+    billing.first_name billing_firstname,
+    billing.last_name billing_lastname
+from
+    orders
+    left join addresses billing on billing_address_id = billing.id
+where
+    orders.paid = 1
+;
+
+-- If we want to read this with direct access from BigQuery to Postgres:
+-- CREATE USER bigquery WITH PASSWORD 'secret';
+-- GRANT SELECT ON v_order_emails TO bigquery;
+-- GRANT USAGE ON SCHEMA public TO bigquery;
+-- We don't need this now as we will access the view ourselves instead and get the results to BigQuery via S3.