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SQL Midterm

The document contains 12 SQL queries related to analyzing sales data from an online store. The queries return information like the top selling products, average income of customers who purchased a specific product, customers who have never ordered in December 2004, and countries with customers who purchased at least twice. The last query adds a new column to the orderlines table to store the amount paid for each product in an order.

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SQL Midterm

The document contains 12 SQL queries related to analyzing sales data from an online store. The queries return information like the top selling products, average income of customers who purchased a specific product, customers who have never ordered in December 2004, and countries with customers who purchased at least twice. The last query adds a new column to the orderlines table to store the amount paid for each product in an order.

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SQL_midterm

Họ và tên: Nghiêm Xuân Diện


MSSV: 20215007
Lớp: 139353
1. Display top 10 best-revenue products (the best- revenue
products mean that the products give the highest revenue;
revenu = quantity * price)
select p.title, sum(ol.quantity * p.price) as revenue
from products p
join orderlines ol on p.prod_id = ol.prod_id
group by p.prod_id, p.title
order by revenue desc
limit 10;
2. The average income of the customers who purchased the
product titled “AIRPORT ROBBERS”
select avg(c.income) as average_income
from customers c
join orders o on c.customerid = o.customerid
join orderlines ol on o.orderid = ol.orderid
join products p on ol.prod_id = p.prod_id
where p.title = 'AIRPORT ROBBERS';
3. Give a list of customers who have never ordered any product
in December 2004.
select c.customerid, c.firstname, c.lastname
from customers c
where not exists (
    select 1
    from orders o
    where c.customerid = o.customerid
      and o.orderdate >= '2004-12-01'::date
      and o.orderdate < '2005-01-01'::date
);
4. Give a list of the country names,  their number of customers
who have purchased at least 2 times
select c.country, count(distinct c.customerid) as
customer_count
from customers c
join orders o on c.customerid = o.customerid
group by c.country
having count(distinct o.orderid) >= 2;
5. Please list the orders in which both products are ordered
titled “ADAPTATION SECRETS” and “AFFAIR GENTLEMENT”
select o.orderid
from orders o
join orderlines ol1 on o.orderid = ol1.orderid
join orderlines ol2 on o.orderid = ol2.orderid
join products p1 on ol1.prod_id = p1.prod_id
join products p2 on ol2.prod_id = p2.prod_id
where p1.title = 'ADAPTATION SECRETS' and p2.title =
'AFFAIR GENTLEMENT';
6. Show detailed information of products in the latest order:
orderlineid, prod_id, product title, quantity, unit price
(with currency unit), amount (with currency unit)
select ol.orderlineid, p.prod_id, p.title as
product_title, ol.quantity,
      concat(p.price, ' USD') AS unit_price,
      concat((ol.quantity * p.price), ' USD') AS amount
from orderlines ol
join products p ON ol.prod_id = p.prod_id
where ol.orderid = (
    select orderid
    from orders
    order by orderdate desc
    limit 1
);
7. Display the maximum, minimum and average price of the
products in the store
select max(price) as max_price, min(price) as min_price,
avg(price) as avg_price
from products;
8. List of products that have been ordered by the current date.
select p.title as product_title
from products p
join orderlines ol on p.prod_id = ol.prod_id
join orders o on ol.orderid = o.orderid
where o.orderdate = current_date;
9. Provide a list of female customers whose income is at least
10000
select firstname, lastname, income
from customers
where gender = 'F' and income >= 10000;
10. Display a list of the most expensive products that have been
purchased by a male customer
select p.title as product_title, p.price
from products p
join orderlines ol on p.prod_id = ol.prod_id
join orders o on ol.orderid = o.orderid
join customers c on o.customerid = c.customerid
where c.gender = 'M'
order by p.price desc
limit 10;
11. Please indicate the number of orders that each customer has
ordered. The list must contain customer ID, customer
fullname, number of orders. Sort in descending order of the
number of orders.
select c.customerid, concat(c.firstname, ' ', c.lastname)
as fullname, count(o.orderid) as num_orders
from customers c
join orders o on c.customerid = o.customerid
group by c.customerid, fullname
order by num_orders DESC;
12. Add a new column “amount” (number) into the table
“orderlines” to store the amount paid for the corresponding
product in this order. Write a SQL statement to update the
correct value for this columns
alter table orderlines add column amount numeric;
update orderlines ol
set amount = ol.quantity * p.price
from products p
where ol.prod_id = p.prod_id;

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