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Lab Week 10

The document describes creating several views in a Movie database. It creates views to show movie category statistics, actor counts and awards by actor, and lead actor counts. It then uses these views in queries, such as finding the actor with the most lead roles, the actor whose movies received the most awards, movies in categories above the average awards, and members renting movies in the highest counted category.

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Lab Week 10

The document describes creating several views in a Movie database. It creates views to show movie category statistics, actor counts and awards by actor, and lead actor counts. It then uses these views in queries, such as finding the actor with the most lead roles, the actor whose movies received the most awards, movies in categories above the average awards, and members renting movies in the highest counted category.

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--Lab Week 10

--Using the Movie2 DB undertake the following

--1) Create a view called v1Movie that will show a count


-- of DVDMovies and the average, maximum and minimum awards for each movie category

go

DROP VIEW V1Movie

go

CREATE VIEW V1Movie( Category, MovieCnt, CatAvgAwds,CatMaxAwds,CatMinAwds) AS


(SELECT Category,COUNT(*), AVG(Awards),MAX(Awards),MIN(Awards)
FROM DVDMovie
GROUP BY Category)

go

SELECT * FROM V1Movie

--2) Create a view called v2Movie which will have for each actor by actor id, a count of the
movies that they have appeared in
-- and the total number of nominations and awards those movie received

go

DROP VIEW V2Movie

go

CREATE VIEW V2Movie (ActorId, MvCnt, TotNoms, TotAwrds) AS


(SELECT ActorId, COUNT(*), SUM(Nomins), SUM(Awards)
FROM Casting C INNER JOIN DVDMovie D
ON C.DVDNo = D.DVDNo
GROUP BY ActorId)

go

SELECT * FROM V2Movie

--3) Create a view called V3Movie that will show a count of lead actor roles
-- for each actor, by actor id.
go

DROP VIEW V3Movie

go

CREATE VIEW V3Movie(ActorId, LeadCnt) AS


(SELECT LeadActorId, COUNT(*) FROM DVDMovie
GROUP BY LeadActorID)

go

SELECT * FROM V3Movie


--Then using these views write the following queries

--4) List the details for the actor that has had the highest number of lead roles

SELECT * FROM Actor WHERE ActorID IN


(SELECT ActorId FROM V3Movie
WHERE LeadCnt =
(SELECT MAX (LeadCnt) FROM V3Movie))

--5) List the actor details for the actor whose movies he has appeared in have the highest total of
awards
SELECT A.* FROM V2Movie V2 INNER JOIN Actor A
on A.ActorId = V2.ActorId
WHERE TotAwrds =
(SELECT MAX(TotAwrds) FROM V2Movie)

--6) List the movie details for any movie whose category has above the average number of
awards for that same category

SELECT D.* FROM V1Movie V1 INNER JOIN DVDMovie D


ON D.Category = V1.Category
WHERE Nomins > CatAvgAwds

--7) List the details of any member renting a movie in the category with the highest count of
movies. Show each member details only once.

SELECT Distinct M.* FROM Member M INNER JOIN DVDCopy DC


ON M.MemNo = DC.MemNo INNER JOIN DVDMovie DM
ON DC.DVDNo = DM.DVDNo
WHERE Category IN
(SELECT Category FROM V1Movie
WHERE MovieCnt = (SELECT MAX(MovieCnt)FROM V1Movie))

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