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SQL SH Solutions Exercices 2

The document contains a series of SQL queries and statements: 1) It selects client data from the client table, updates order line and order tables, and performs various joins and aggregations to calculate order totals and counts. 2) It then adds a category field to orders, populates it with ranges based on order total amounts, and creates a reference table to define the categories. 3) Finally, it deletes order lines and orders before a specified date to clean up old data.

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SQL SH Solutions Exercices 2

The document contains a series of SQL queries and statements: 1) It selects client data from the client table, updates order line and order tables, and performs various joins and aggregations to calculate order totals and counts. 2) It then adds a category field to orders, populates it with ranges based on order total amounts, and creates a reference table to define the categories. 3) Finally, it deletes order lines and orders before a specified date to clean up old data.

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SELECT *

FROM `client`

WHERE `prenom` = 'Muriel'

AND `password` = SHA1("test11")

SELECT nom, COUNT(*) AS nbr_items


FROM `commande_ligne`

GROUP BY nom

HAVING nbr_items > 1

ORDER BY nbr_items DESC

SELECT nom, COUNT(*) AS nbr_items , GROUP_CONCAT(`commande_id`) AS liste_commandes

FROM `commande_ligne`

GROUP BY nom

HAVING nbr_items > 1

ORDER BY nbr_items DESC

UPDATE `commande_ligne`

SET `prix_total` = (`quantite` * `prix_unitaire`)

SELECT client.prenom, client.nom, commande.date_achat, commande_id, SUM(prix_total) AS prix_commande

FROM `commande_ligne`

LEFT JOIN commande ON commande.id = commande_ligne.commande_id

LEFT JOIN client ON client.id = commande.client_id

GROUP BY `commande_id`

UPDATE commande AS t1

INNER JOIN

( SELECT commande_id, SUM(commande_ligne.prix_total) AS p_total

FROM commande_ligne

GROUP BY commande_id ) t2

ON t1.id = t2.commande_id

SET t1.cache_prix_total = t2.p_total

SELECT YEAR(`date_achat`), MONTH(`date_achat`), SUM(`cache_prix_total`)

FROM `commande`

GROUP BY YEAR(`date_achat`), MONTH(`date_achat`)

ORDER BY YEAR(`date_achat`), MONTH(`date_achat`)

SELECT client.nom, client.prenom, SUM(commande.cache_prix_total) AS client_montant

FROM `commande`

LEFT JOIN client ON client.id = commande.client_id

GROUP BY commande.client_id

ORDER BY client_montant DESC

LIMIT 10

SELECT `date_achat`, SUM(`cache_prix_total`)

FROM `commande`

GROUP BY `date_achat`

ALTER TABLE `commande` ADD `category` TINYINT UNSIGNED NOT NULL AFTER `cache_prix_total`;

UPDATE `commande`

SET `category` = (

CASE

WHEN cache_prix_total<200 THEN 1

WHEN cache_prix_total<500 THEN 2

WHEN cache_prix_total<1000 THEN 3

ELSE 4

END )

CREATE TABLE `commande_category` (


`id` int(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,

`nom` varchar(255) NOT NULL,

PRIMARY KEY (`id`)

) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;

INSERT INTO `commande_category` (`id`, `nom`) VALUES (1, 'commandes de moins de 200€');

INSERT INTO `commande_category` (`id`, `nom`) VALUES (2, 'commandes entre 200€ et 500€');

INSERT INTO `commande_category` (`id`, `nom`) VALUES (3, 'commandes entre 500€ et 1.000€');

INSERT INTO `commande_category` (`id`, `nom`) VALUES (4, 'commandes supérieures à 1.000€');

DELETE FROM `commande_ligne`

WHERE `commande_id` IN ( SELECT id FROM commande WHERE date_achat < '2019-02-01' );

DELETE FROM `commande` WHERE date_achat < '2019-02-01';

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