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SQL Databases, Asgmt III

The document describes tables in a coffee company database including products, options, customers, orders, and order status. It contains 6 questions to write SQL queries to retrieve information from these tables. Question 1 asks to list all unique product IDs that have been sold. Question 2 asks to list basket IDs, product IDs, and descriptions for all ordered items. Question 3 asks to list all orders placed in February 2012 showing basket ID, customer ID, and date ordered.

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SQL Databases, Asgmt III

The document describes tables in a coffee company database including products, options, customers, orders, and order status. It contains 6 questions to write SQL queries to retrieve information from these tables. Question 1 asks to list all unique product IDs that have been sold. Question 2 asks to list basket IDs, product IDs, and descriptions for all ordered items. Question 3 asks to list all orders placed in February 2012 showing basket ID, customer ID, and date ordered.

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Madeleine Sangoi

#300851594
Assignment#3
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The bb_department table lists the two main business areas in the company (coffee sales and equipment sales);
bb_product table contains information on all products, such as name, description, price, sales pricing, etc.

Three tables are used to manage product options. Table bb_productoptioncategory records main categories for
products (i.e., size and form); table bb_productoptiondetails stores the choices in each category, e.g., whole bean
or ground for form; and table bb_productoption links each product to its applicable options. Each product can be
associated with many options.

Table bb_shopper is to store customers’ information. When a customer begins shopping, a new basket is created
in the bb_basket. As the shopper selects items, the selected items are inserted in the bb_basketitem table.

Table bb_basketstatus stores data related to order status. Possible statuses include order placed, order verified,
and sent to shipping, order shipped, order cancelled, order on back-order. The other tables associated with
completing an order include bb_tax and bb_shipping. The company currently calculates shipping cost based on the
quantity of items ordered.

Q1. Produce an unduplicated list of all product IDs for all products that have been sold[2 marks]

SELECT DISTINCT IDPRODUCT

FROM bb_product join bb_basketitem using(IDProduct)

WHERE quantity > 0;


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Q2. List the basked ID, product ID, and description for all items ordered[2 marks]

SELECT IDBasket, IDProduct

FROM bb_Product JOIN bb_Basketitem using (IDProduct) JOIN bb_Basket USING (IDBAsket)

WHERE ORDERPLACED >=1;


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Q3. List all orders (basket ID, shopper ID, and date ordered) placed in February 2012[2 marks]

SELECT DISTINCT IDBASKET, IDSHOPPER, DTORDERED


FROM BB_BASketItem JOIN BB_Basket USING(IDBASKET) JOIN BB_SHOPPER USING(IDSHOPPER)
WHERE DTORDERED BETWEEN '12-02-01' AND '12-02-28';

Q4. List all active coffee products (product ID, name and price) for all coffee items priced above the
overall average of coffee items[2 marks]

SELECT IDPRODUCT, PRODUCTNAME, to_char(PRICE,'$999.99')

FROM BB_PRODUCT
WHERE price>(SELECT AVG(PRICE) FROM BB_Product);
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Q5. Implement a PL/SQL block to determine whether a customer is rated high, mid or low based on his
or her total purchase. If the total purchases are greater than $200, then the customer rated to be high,
mid if greater than $100, and low if $100 or lower[5 marks]

DECLARE
lv_rate bb_basket.total%TYPE;
lv_shopper_num bb_basket.idshopper%TYPE;
BEGIN
SELECT IDSHOPPER, TOTAL
INTO lv_shopper_num, lv_rate
FROM bb_Basket;
IF lv_rate > 200 THEN
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Rate is hight');
ELSE IF lv_rate > 100 THEN
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Rate is MEDIUM');
ELSE IF lv_rate < 100 THEN
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Rate is LOW');
ELSE
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Rate is not Valid');
END IF;
END;

Q6. The shipping cost is based on the number of items ordered and club membership status. The
applicable rates are shown in the following chart. Implement a PL/SQL block to determine the shipping
cost. [7 marks]

Quantity of items NonMember Shipping cost Member shipping cost


Up to 3 $5.00 $3.00
4-6 $7.5 $5
7-10 $10 $7
More than 10 $12 $9
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DECLARE
lv_quantity bb_basket.quantity%TYPE;
lv_total_fee bb_shipping.fee%TYPE;
BEGIN
SELECT fee, quantity
INTO lv_total_fee, lv_quantity
FROM bb_basket, shipping;
IF lv_quantity < 3 THEN
lv_total_fee := 3.00;
ELSE IF lv_quantity < 7 THEN
lv_total_fee := 5.00;
ELSE IF lv_quantity < 10 THEN
lv_total_fee := 7.00;
ELSE IF lv_quantity > 10 THEN
lv_total_fee := 9.00;
END IF;
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('quantity ' || lv_quantity || 'Shippingcost ' || lv_total_fee );
END;

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