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BDMS Assignment 1 SHS

The document contains SQL queries written by Shamanta Hoque Shammi for an assignment involving querying tables, joining tables, and aggregation. The assignment includes 4 problems with multiple parts each: 1) querying a single table, 2) joining tables, 3) aggregation, and 4) modifying queries to filter or include additional results. For each problem, Shammi provides the question and SQL query to return the requested data.

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BDMS Assignment 1 SHS

The document contains SQL queries written by Shamanta Hoque Shammi for an assignment involving querying tables, joining tables, and aggregation. The assignment includes 4 problems with multiple parts each: 1) querying a single table, 2) joining tables, 3) aggregation, and 4) modifying queries to filter or include additional results. For each problem, Shammi provides the question and SQL query to return the requested data.

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Assignment 1: SQL Queries

Name: Shamanta Hoque Shammi


Problem 1: Querying a Single Table
1a: Write a Query that returns the following data from the Customers table:
a. FirstName and Last name concatenated into a single column,
b. The Company Name
c. Their city
d. Their state
1a: Query:
SELECT FirstName || ' ' || LastName AS FullName,
Company AS CompanyName,
City,
State
FROM Customers;
Order the resulting data by city.
1a: Query:
SELECT FirstName || ' ' || LastName AS FullName,
Company AS CompanyName,
City,
State
FROM Customers
ORDER BY City;

1b: Modify your query to only return customers from Canada or the United States
1b Query:
SELECT FirstName || ' ' || LastName AS FullName,
Company AS CompanyName,
City,
State
FROM Customers
WHERE Country IN ('Canada', 'United States')
ORDER BY City;
1c: Modify your query to only return customers in Canada or the United States
whose last name starts with the letter M.
1c Query:
SELECT FirstName || ' ' || LastName AS FullName,
Company AS CompanyName,
City,
State
FROM Customers
WHERE Country IN ('Canada', 'United States')
AND LastName LIKE 'M%'
ORDER BY City;

Problem 2: Joining tables


2a: Write a query white returns the following information from the Artist Albums
and Tracks tables:
a. Artist Name
b. Album Title
c. Track Names Order the results by Artists
2a Query:
SELECT
artists.Name AS "Artist Name",
albums.Title AS "Album Title",
tracks.Name AS "Track Names"
FROM
artists
JOIN
albums ON artists.ArtistId = albums.ArtistId
JOIN
tracks ON albums.AlbumId = tracks.AlbumId
ORDER BY artists.Name;
2b: Modify the previous query so it only returns tracks that have the word
“dancing” somewhere in the track name.
2b Query:
SELECT
artists.Name AS "Artist Name",
albums.Title AS "Album Title",
tracks.Name AS "Track Names"
FROM
artists
JOIN
albums ON artists.ArtistId = albums.ArtistId
JOIN
tracks ON albums.AlbumId = tracks.AlbumId
WHERE
tracks.Name LIKE '%dancing%'
ORDER BY
artists.Name;
2c: You have been asked to create a org chart for the company. Create a query
that returns two columns one with the employee’s first and last name and the
second with their managers first and last name.
Example:
Employee Manager
Nancy Edwards | Andrew Adams
2c Query:
SELECT
e.FirstName || ' ' || e.LastName AS Employee,
m.FirstName || ' ' || m.LastName AS Manager
FROM employees e
LEFT JOIN employees m ON e.ReportsTo = m.EmployeeId
ORDER BY Manager, Employee;
2d: When you review the list you notice that the General Manager, Andrew
Adams, is not included on the list. Modify your query from 2c: to include Andrew
so the record looks as follows: “Andrew Adams reports to himself”

2d Query:
SELECT
e.FirstName || ' ' || e.LastName AS Employee,
CASE
WHEN m.FirstName IS NULL THEN e.FirstName || ' ' || e.LastName
ELSE m.FirstName || ' ' || m.LastName
END AS Manager
FROM employees e
LEFT JOIN employees m ON e.ReportsTo = m.EmployeeId
ORDER BY Manager, Employee;

Problem 3: Aggregation
3a: Create a report that that Joins the Albums to Tracks table and returns the title
of each album and the number of tracks it contains.
3a Query:
SELECT
a.Title AS AlbumTitle,
COUNT(t.TrackId) AS NumberOfTracks
FROM
albums a
JOIN
tracks t ON a.AlbumId = t.AlbumId
GROUP BY
a.AlbumId, a.Title
ORDER BY
a.Title;
3b: Modify your query from 3a so that the report only shows albums that have
more than ten tracks.
3b Query:
SELECT
a.Title AS AlbumTitle,
COUNT(t.TrackId) AS NumberOfTracks
FROM
albums a
JOIN
tracks t ON a.AlbumId = t.AlbumId
GROUP BY
a.AlbumId, a.Title
HAVING
COUNT(t.TrackId) > 10
ORDER BY a.Title;
SQL RTF file:
-- Shamanta Hoque Shammi | Assignment 1

-- Problem 1: Querying a Single Table

-- 1a: Query:
SELECT
FirstName || ' ' || LastName AS FullName,
Company AS CompanyName,
City,
State
FROM Customers
ORDER BY City;

-- 1b Query:
SELECT
FirstName || ' ' || LastName AS FullName,
Company AS CompanyName,
City,
State
FROM Customers
WHERE Country IN ('Canada', 'United States')
ORDER BY City;

-- 1c Query:
SELECT
FirstName || ' ' || LastName AS FullName,
Company AS CompanyName,
City,
State
FROM Customers
WHERE Country IN ('Canada', 'United States')
AND LastName LIKE 'M%'
ORDER BY City;

-- Problem 2: Joining tables

-- 2a Query:
SELECT
artists.Name AS "Artist Name",
albums.Title AS "Album Title",
tracks.Name AS "Track Names"
FROM
artists
JOIN
albums ON artists.ArtistId = albums.ArtistId
JOIN
tracks ON albums.AlbumId = tracks.AlbumId
ORDER BY artists.Name;

-- 2b Query:
SELECT
artists.Name AS "Artist Name",
albums.Title AS "Album Title",
tracks.Name AS "Track Names"
FROM
artists
JOIN
albums ON artists.ArtistId = albums.ArtistId
JOIN
tracks ON albums.AlbumId = tracks.AlbumId
WHERE
tracks.Name LIKE '%dancing%'
ORDER BY
artists.Name;

-- 2c Query:
SELECT
e.FirstName || ' ' || e.LastName AS Employee,
m.FirstName || ' ' || m.LastName AS Manager
FROM employees e
LEFT JOIN employees m ON e.ReportsTo = m.EmployeeId
ORDER BY Manager, Employee;

-- 2d Query:
SELECT
e.FirstName || ' ' || e.LastName AS Employee,
CASE
WHEN m.FirstName IS NULL THEN e.FirstName || ' ' || e.LastName
ELSE m.FirstName || ' ' || m.LastName
END AS Manager
FROM employees e
LEFT JOIN employees m ON e.ReportsTo = m.EmployeeId
ORDER BY Manager, Employee;
-- Problem 3: Aggregation

-- 3a Query:
SELECT
a.Title AS AlbumTitle,
COUNT(t.TrackId) AS NumberOfTracks
FROM
albums a
JOIN
tracks t ON a.AlbumId = t.AlbumId
GROUP BY
a.AlbumId, a.Title
ORDER BY
a.Title;

-- 3b Query:
SELECT
a.Title AS AlbumTitle,
COUNT(t.TrackId) AS NumberOfTracks
FROM
albums a
JOIN
tracks t ON a.AlbumId = t.AlbumId
GROUP BY
a.AlbumId, a.Title
HAVING
COUNT(t.TrackId) > 10
ORDER BY a.Title;

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