SQL Exercise 2: Name___________________Student No. ✓ Solved

Go to the following link and type SQL statements to finish the following questions.

  1. List all product IDs and product names in category 3.

  2. Find the maximum, minimum, and average prices of products in category 2.

  3. Find the number of customers from each country.

  4. Find the number of orders processed by each employee.

  5. Find the employees whose background are related to psychology.

  6. Insert a new row into the table shippers supplying data for all columns.

  7. Give all products a 3% price increase.

  8. Give all products in category 2 a 5% price decrease.

  9. Delete all products from supplier 8.

  10. Find all customers who have not placed any order.

  11. Find the number of product categories offered by each supplier.

  12. For each product category, find the number of suppliers.

  13. List full details of all customers who placed an order in February 1997.

  14. List all details of shippers that shipped the orders placed by customerID 5.

  15. For each category of products with more than six products, find the number of products.

  16. List names of all products that have been ordered more than 100 units totally.

Paper For Above Instructions

The SQL exercise provided above focuses on various queries performed in a relational database management system (RDBMS). To answer the questions, we will construct SQL statements for each requirement using common SQL syntax.

1. List all product IDs and product names in category 3.

SELECT product_id, product_name FROM products WHERE category_id = 3;

2. Find the maximum, minimum, and average prices of products in category 2.

SELECT MAX(price) AS max_price, MIN(price) AS min_price, AVG(price) AS avg_price FROM products WHERE category_id = 2;

3. Find the number of customers from each country.

SELECT country, COUNT(customer_id) AS number_of_customers FROM customers GROUP BY country;

4. Find the number of orders processed by each employee.

SELECT employee_id, COUNT(order_id) AS orders_processed FROM orders GROUP BY employee_id;

5. Find the employees whose background are related to psychology.

SELECT * FROM employees WHERE background LIKE '%psychology%';

6. Insert a new row into the table shippers supplying data for all columns.

INSERT INTO shippers (shipper_name, phone) VALUES ('New Shipper', '123-456-7890');

7. Give all products a 3% price increase.

UPDATE products SET price = price * 1.03;

8. Give all products in category 2 a 5% price decrease.

UPDATE products SET price = price * 0.95 WHERE category_id = 2;

9. Delete all products from supplier 8.

DELETE FROM products WHERE supplier_id = 8;

10. Find all customers who have not placed any order.

SELECT * FROM customers WHERE customer_id NOT IN (SELECT customer_id FROM orders);

11. Find the number of product categories offered by each supplier.

SELECT supplier_id, COUNT(DISTINCT category_id) AS categories_offered FROM products GROUP BY supplier_id;

12. For each product category, find the number of suppliers.

SELECT category_id, COUNT(DISTINCT supplier_id) AS number_of_suppliers FROM products GROUP BY category_id;

13. List full details of all customers who placed an order in February 1997.

SELECT c.* FROM customers c JOIN orders o ON c.customer_id = o.customer_id WHERE o.order_date BETWEEN '1997-02-01' AND '1997-02-28';

14. List all details of shippers that shipped the orders placed by customerID 5.

SELECT DISTINCT s.* FROM shippers s JOIN orders o ON s.shipper_id = o.shipper_id WHERE o.customer_id = 5;

15. For each category of products with more than six products, find the number of products.

SELECT category_id, COUNT() AS number_of_products FROM products GROUP BY category_id HAVING COUNT() > 6;

16. List names of all products that have been ordered more than 100 units totally.

SELECT p.product_name FROM products p JOIN order_details od ON p.product_id = od.product_id GROUP BY p.product_id HAVING SUM(od.quantity) > 100;

Conclusion

These SQL statements will handle all requirements stated in the exercise. It demonstrates various fundamental concepts in SQL such as selection, aggregation, joins, and data manipulation. Mastery of these queries is essential for effective database management and analytics.

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