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Mysql Exercise 11: Answer Key: Managing Big Data With Mysql DR - Jana Schaich Borg, Duke University

The document discusses managing big data with MySQL. It describes how MySQL can be used to analyze and gain insights from large datasets. Some key points: - MySQL has advanced to support high volumes of data and complex queries against big data sources - Its SQL interface provides a way to easily interact with large amounts of structured data - Organizations are able to leverage MySQL to consolidate multiple data sources and perform analytics at scale to power applications and make data-driven decisions.

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Mysql Exercise 11: Answer Key: Managing Big Data With Mysql DR - Jana Schaich Borg, Duke University

The document discusses managing big data with MySQL. It describes how MySQL can be used to analyze and gain insights from large datasets. Some key points: - MySQL has advanced to support high volumes of data and complex queries against big data sources - Its SQL interface provides a way to easily interact with large amounts of structured data - Organizations are able to leverage MySQL to consolidate multiple data sources and perform analytics at scale to power applications and make data-driven decisions.

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Managing

 Big  Data  with  MySQL    


Dr.Jana  Schaich  Borg,  Duke  University  
 
 
MySQL Exercise 11: Answer Key

Question 1:
%%sql
SELECT DISTINCT dimension
FROM dogs;

Question 2:
%%sql
SELECT d.dog_guid AS dogID, d.dimension AS dimension, count(c.created_at) AS
numtests
FROM dogs d, complete_tests c
WHERE d.dog_guid=c.dog_guid
GROUP BY dogID
LIMIT 100;

Question 3:
%%sql
SELECT d.dog_guid AS dogID, d.dimension AS dimension, count(c.created_at) AS
numtests
FROM dogs d JOIN complete_tests c
ON d.dog_guid=c.dog_guid
GROUP BY dogID
LIMIT 100;

Question 4:
%%sql
SELECT dimension, AVG(numtests_per_dog.numtests) AS avg_tests_completed
FROM( SELECT d.dog_guid AS dogID, d.dimension AS dimension, count(c.created_at)
AS numtests
FROM dogs d, complete_tests c
WHERE d.dog_guid=c.dog_guid
GROUP BY dogID) AS numtests_per_dog
GROUP BY numtests_per_dog.dimension;

OR

%%sql
SELECT dimension, AVG(numtests_per_dog.numtests) AS avg_tests_completed
FROM( SELECT d.dog_guid AS dogID, d.dimension AS dimension, count(c.created_at)
AS numtests
FROM dogs d JOIN complete_tests c
ON d.dog_guid=c.dog_guid
GROUP BY dogID) AS numtests_per_dog
GROUP BY numtests_per_dog.dimension;
Question 5:
%%sql
SELECT dimension, COUNT(dogID) AS num_dogs
FROM (SELECT d.dog_guid AS dogID, d.dimension AS dimension
FROM dogs d JOIN complete_tests c
ON d.dog_guid=c.dog_guid
WHERE d.dimension IS NULL OR d.dimension=''
GROUP BY dogID) AS dogs_in_complete_tests
GROUP BY dimension;

Question 6:
%%sql
SELECT d.breed, d.weight, d.exclude, MIN(c.created_at) AS first_test,
MAX(c.created_at) AS last_test,count(c.created_at) AS numtests
FROM dogs d JOIN complete_tests c
ON d.dog_guid=c.dog_guid
WHERE d.dimension=””
GROUP BY d.dog_guid;

Question 7:
%%sql
SELECT dimension, AVG(numtests_per_dog.numtests) AS avg_tests_completed,
COUNT(DISTINCT dogID)
FROM( SELECT d.dog_guid AS dogID, d.dimension AS dimension, count(c.created_at)
AS numtests
FROM dogs d JOIN complete_tests c
ON d.dog_guid=c.dog_guid
WHERE (dimension IS NOT NULL AND dimension!='') AND (d.exclude IS NULL
OR d.exclude=0)
GROUP BY dogID) AS numtests_per_dog
GROUP BY numtests_per_dog.dimension;

Question 8:
%%sql
SELECT DISTINCT breed_group
FROM dogs;

Question 9:
%%sql
SELECT d.breed, d.weight, d.exclude, MIN(c.created_at) AS first_test,
MAX(c.created_at) AS last_test,count(c.created_at) AS numtests
FROM dogs d JOIN complete_tests c
ON d.dog_guid=c.dog_guid
WHERE breed_group IS NULL
GROUP BY d.dog_guid;
Question 10:
%%sql
SELECT breed_group, AVG(numtests_per_dog.numtests) AS avg_tests_completed,
COUNT(DISTINCT dogID)
FROM( SELECT d.dog_guid AS dogID, d.breed_group AS breed_group,
count(c.created_at) AS numtests
FROM dogs d JOIN complete_tests c
ON d.dog_guid=c.dog_guid
WHERE d.exclude IS NULL OR d.exclude=0
GROUP BY dogID) AS numtests_per_dog
GROUP BY breed_group;

Question 11:
%%sql
SELECT breed_group, AVG(numtests_per_dog.numtests) AS avg_tests_completed,
COUNT(DISTINCT dogID)
FROM( SELECT d.dog_guid AS dogID, d.breed_group AS breed_group,
count(c.created_at) AS numtests
FROM dogs d JOIN complete_tests c
ON d.dog_guid=c.dog_guid
WHERE d.exclude IS NULL OR d.exclude=0
GROUP BY dogID) AS numtests_per_dog
GROUP BY breed_group
HAVING breed_group IN ('Sporting','Hound','Herding','Working');

Question 12:
%%sql
SELECT DISTINCT breed_group
FROM dogs;

Question 13:
%%sql
SELECT breed_type, AVG(numtests_per_dog.numtests) AS avg_tests_completed,
COUNT(DISTINCT dogID)
FROM( SELECT d.dog_guid AS dogID, d.breed_type AS breed_type,
count(c.created_at) AS numtests
FROM dogs d JOIN complete_tests c
ON d.dog_guid=c.dog_guid
WHERE d.exclude IS NULL OR d.exclude=0
GROUP BY dogID) AS numtests_per_dog
GROUP BY breed_type;
Question 14:
%%sql
SELECT d.dog_guid AS dogID, d.breed_type AS breed_type,
CASE WHEN d.breed_type='Pure Breed' THEN 'pure_breed'
ELSE 'not_pure_breed'
END AS pure_breed,
count(c.created_at) AS numtests
FROM dogs d, complete_tests c
WHERE d.dog_guid=c.dog_guid
GROUP BY dogID
LIMIT 50

Question 15:
%%sql
SELECT numtests_per_dog.pure_breed AS pure_breed,
AVG(numtests_per_dog.numtests) AS avg_tests_completed, COUNT(DISTINCT dogID)
FROM( SELECT d.dog_guid AS dogID, d.breed_group AS breed_type,
CASE WHEN d.breed_type='Pure Breed' THEN 'pure_breed'
ELSE 'not_pure_breed'
END AS pure_breed,
count(c.created_at) AS numtests
FROM dogs d JOIN complete_tests c
ON d.dog_guid=c.dog_guid
WHERE d.exclude IS NULL OR d.exclude=0
GROUP BY dogID) AS numtests_per_dog
GROUP BY pure_breed;

Question 16:
%%sql
SELECT numtests_per_dog.pure_breed AS pure_breed, neutered,
AVG(numtests_per_dog.numtests) AS avg_tests_completed, COUNT(DISTINCT dogID)
FROM( SELECT d.dog_guid AS dogID, d.breed_group AS breed_type, d.dog_fixed AS
neutered,
CASE WHEN d.breed_type='Pure Breed' THEN 'pure_breed'
ELSE 'not_pure_breed'
END AS pure_breed,
count(c.created_at) AS numtests
FROM dogs d JOIN complete_tests c
ON d.dog_guid=c.dog_guid
WHERE d.exclude IS NULL OR d.exclude=0
GROUP BY dogID) AS numtests_per_dog
GROUP BY pure_breed, neutered;
Question 17:
%%sql
SELECT dimension, AVG(numtests) AS avg_tests_completed, COUNT(DISTINCT
dogID),
STDDEV(numtests)
FROM( SELECT d.dog_guid AS dogID, d.dimension AS dimension, count(c.created_at)
AS numtests
FROM dogs d JOIN complete_tests c
ON d.dog_guid=c.dog_guid
WHERE (dimension IS NOT NULL AND dimension!='') AND (d.exclude IS NULL
OR d.exclude=0)
GROUP BY dogID) AS numtests_per_dog
GROUP BY numtests_per_dog.dimension;

Question 18:
%%sql
SELECT d.breed_type AS breed_type,
AVG(TIMESTAMPDIFF(minute,e.start_time,e.end_time)) AS AvgDuration,
STDDEV(TIMESTAMPDIFF(minute,e.start_time,e.end_time)) AS StdDevDuration
FROM dogs d JOIN exam_answers e
ON d.dog_guid=e.dog_guid
WHERE TIMESTAMPDIFF(minute,e.start_time,e.end_time)>0
GROUP BY breed_type;

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