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Assignment 05: List The Customers Who Live On Main Street (In Any City)

The document provides the results of 12 SQL queries against a database to retrieve customer, order, item and salesperson information. The queries list customers by location and account balance, calculate totals by city, item and date, and identify highest values. The final question asks to create an input screen to update and add new customer records to the database.

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Assignment 05: List The Customers Who Live On Main Street (In Any City)

The document provides the results of 12 SQL queries against a database to retrieve customer, order, item and salesperson information. The queries list customers by location and account balance, calculate totals by city, item and date, and identify highest values. The final question asks to create an input screen to update and add new customer records to the database.

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Assignment 05

1. List the customers who live on Main Street (in any city).

Results:

SQL SELECT Customers.Name, Customers.Street FROM Customers WHERE (((Customers.Street) Like "*Main *"));

2. List the customers who have an account balance between $300 and $500, sorted by account balance in descending order.

Results:

SQL SELECT Customers.Name, Customers.AccountBalance FROM Customers WHERE (((Customers.AccountBalance)>=300 And (Customers.AccountBalance)<=500));

3. What is the total amount of money owed us by customers who live in Miami?

Results:

SQL SELECT Customers.Name, Customers.City, Customers.AccountBalance FROM Customers WHERE (((Customers.City)="Miami"));

4. How many orders have been placed by customers from Seattle after April?

Results:

SQL SELECT Count(Orders.ODate) AS CountOfODate, Customers.City FROM Customers INNER JOIN Orders ON Customers.CID = Orders.CID GROUP BY Customers.City HAVING (((Count(Orders.ODate))>4/1/2004) AND ((Customers.City)="Seattle"));

5. What is the largest order ever placed (in terms of amount)? New query in design view menu

Results:

SQL view: SELECT Max(Orders.Amount) AS MaxOfAmount FROM Orders;

6. Which item (Item ID and Description) had the most sales in terms of quantity?

Results:

SQL: SELECT TOP 1 ItemsSold.ItemID AS Items_ItemID, Items.Description, Sum(ItemsSold.Quantity) AS Quantitytotal FROM Items INNER JOIN ItemsSold ON Items.[ItemID] = ItemsSold.[ItemID] GROUP BY ItemsSold.ItemID, Items.Description ORDER BY Sum(ItemsSold.Quantity) DESC;

7. What was the best day in terms of highest total value of orders?

Results:

SQL: SELECT TOP 1 Orders.ODate, Sum(Orders.Amount) AS Totalvalue FROM Orders GROUP BY Orders.ODate ORDER BY Sum(Orders.Amount) DESC;

8. Calculate the total commissions owed to salesperson Johnson. Hint: You need to compute the total of commission multiplied by order amount.

Results:

SQL: SELECT Salespeople.Name, Sum(Orders.Amount*Salespeople.Commission) AS TotalCommission FROM Salespeople INNER JOIN Orders ON Salespeople.[SID] = Orders.[SID] WHERE (((Salespeople.Name)='Johnson')) GROUP BY Salespeople.Name;

9. Get the name and phone number of customers who bought blue jeans in June 2004.

Results:

SQL: SELECT Customers.Name, Customers.Phone, Items.Description, Orders.ODate FROM Items INNER JOIN (Customers INNER JOIN (Orders INNER JOIN ItemsSold ON Orders.OrderID = ItemsSold.OrderID) ON Customers.CID = Orders.CID) ON Items.ItemID = ItemsSold.ItemID WHERE (((Items.Description) Like 'Blue jeans') AND ((Orders.ODate)<=#6/30/2004# And (Orders.ODate)>=#6/1/2004#));

10. List all of the items sold in May

Results:

SQL: SELECT Items.ItemID, Items.Category, Items.Description, Orders.ODate FROM Items INNER JOIN (Orders INNER JOIN ItemsSold ON Orders.OrderID = ItemsSold.OrderID) ON Items.ItemID = ItemsSold.ItemID WHERE (((Orders.ODate)<=#5/30/2004# And (Orders.ODate)>=#5/1/2004#));

11. Which salesperson sold jeans to a customer in Phoenix?

Results:

SQL: SELECT DISTINCT Salespeople.Name, Salespeople.SID, Customers.City, Items.Description FROM Salespeople, Customers, Items, ItemsSold, Orders WHERE (((Salespeople.SID)=[Orders].[SID]) AND ((Customers.City)='Phoenix') AND ((Items.Description) Like '*jeans*') AND ((Orders.CID)=[Customers].[CID]) AND ((Orders.OrderID)=[ItemsSold].[OrderID]) AND ((ItemsSold.ItemID)=[Items].[ItemID]));

12. Create an input screen that enables a clerk to update information and add new customers to the database.

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