Anuj Chanchlani

Test ID: 391770004966439 0123456789 [email protected]

Test Date: June 9, 2022

Automata - SQL

86 /100

Automata - SQL 86 / 100

SELECT UPDATE ALTER

80 / 100 100 / 100 100 / 100

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1 Introduction

About the Report

This report provides a detailed analysis of the candidate's performance on different assessments. The tests for this
job role were decided based on job analysis, O*Net taxonomy mapping and/or criterion validity studies. The
candidate’s responses to these tests help construct a profile that reflects her/his likely performance level and
achievement potential in the job role

This report has the following sections:

The Summary section provides an overall snapshot of the candidate’s performance. It includes a graphical
representation of the test scores and the subsection scores.

The Response section captures the response provided by the candidate. This section includes only those tests that
require a subjective input from the candidate and are scored based on artificial intelligence and machine learning.

The Proctoring section captures the output of the different proctoring features used during the test.

Score Interpretation

All the test scores are on a scale of 0-100. All the tests except personality and behavioural evaluation provide
absolute scores. The personality and behavioural tests provide a norm-referenced score and hence, are percentile
scores. Throughout the report, the colour codes used are as follows:

Scores between 67 and 100

Scores between 33 and 67

Scores between 0 and 33

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2 Response

Automata - SQL 86 / 100

Problem Statement 1

Given a database with table members(id, name). Find the name of all members whose name start with 'h' or 'H'. The
final answer must have only column (name).

Response
Select name from members where name like '%h' or name like '%H';
Select name from members where name like 'h%' or name like 'H%';

Problem Statement 2

A company's database maintains table salesperson(id, name) and s_order(order_date, cust_id , sale_id) to keep track
of marketing . Find the names of salesperson that have more than 1 order assuming each salesperson has unique id.
Your final table should contain the number of orders and name of salesperson as columns.

Response
select salesperson.name, count(salesperson.id) from salesperson join s_order on salesperson.id = s_order.cust_id;
select salesperson.name, count(salesperson.id) from salesperson join s_order on salesperson.id = s_order.cust_id
group by salesperson.id;
select salesperson.name from salesperson join s_order on salesperson.id = s_order.cust_id;
select * from salesperson
select * from s_order
select salesperson.name from salesperson join s_order on salesperson.id = s_order.sale_id;
select salesperson.name, count(s_order.sale_id) from salesperson join s_order on salesperson.id = s_order.sale_id
group by s_order.sale_id having count(s_order.sale_id) > 1;
select * from s_order
select count(s_order.sale_id) as count, salesperson.name from salesperson join s_order on salesperson.id =
s_order.sale_id group by s_order.sale_id having count(s_order.sale_id) > 1;

Problem Statement 3

A college database maintains a table students( name, dept, score). Find the names of all the students who have
scores greater than those of at least one student in ECE department.

Response
select name from( select min(score) as min_score from students where dept = 'ECE') as E where score > min_score
select name from students where score > (select min(score) as min_score from students where dept = 'ECE')

Problem Statement 4

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A college database maintains a table students( name, dept, score). Find the department with highest average score.
Display it's average score as well.

Response
select dept from (select dept, avg(score) as average from students group by dept) where average = max(average) ;
select dept from (select dept, avg(score) as average from students group by dept) as a where average =
max(average) ;
with cte as (Select dept, avg(score) as answer group by dept order by avg(score) desc) Select dept , answer from cte
limit 1 ;
with cte as (Select dept, avg(score) as answer group by dept order by avg(score) desc limit 1) Select dept , answer
from cte ;
with cte as ( Select dept, avg(score) as answer group by dept order by avg(score) desc limit 1 ); Select dept , answer
from cte ;
Select dept, avg(score) as answer group by dept order by avg(score) desc limit 1
Select dept, avg(score) as answer group by dept
with cte as ( Select dept, avg(score) as answer from students group by dept order by avg(score) desc limit 1 ); Select
dept , answer from cte ;
with cte as ( Select dept, avg(score) as answer from students group by dept order by avg(score) desc limit 1 ) Select
dept , answer from cte ;
Select dept, avg(score) as answer from students group by dept order by avg(score) desc limit 1
Select dept, avg(score) as answer from students group by dept order by avg(score) desc limit 1

Problem Statement 5

The owner of a music store maintains a database of albums with table album (album, band, cost). Seeing the
appreciation for pink floyd and led zeppelin from his customers, he decided to increase the album cost by 50 percent
for all the albums of both the bands. Write a query to update the costs.

Response
Update table album Set cost = 1.5*cost where album in ('pink floyd', 'led zeppelin')
Update album Set cost = 1.5*cost where album in ('pink floyd', 'led zeppelin')
select * from album
Update album Set cost = 1.5*cost where band in ('pink floyd', 'led zeppelin')

Problem Statement 6

An online gaming website required registration of participants. A database was designed to maintain records in table
participant(id , name, age). Initially id was of integer type. Later it was decided to make id of type text for easy
usability. Modify the table schema to do the needful.

Response
ALTER TABLE particpant modify COLUMN id varchar(255);
ALTER TABLE participant modify COLUMN id varchar(255);
ALTER TABLE participant modify COLUMN id text;

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Problem Statement 7

A government agency maintains a database that stores the addresses of all the people living in the country. The data
is stored in the table – tbl_address_data(sNo, personId, Address).
The address contains a zip code – a six-digit numeric code unique to every location in the country. In the address, the
zip code can be obtained by searching for the keyword – ‘zip’ (case insensitive) followed by space(s), dash (-) or both
and then the numeric code. Write a query to parse the given addresses and extract the list of personId’s whose
address does not have any zip code.

Response
The candidate did not attempt this question.

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3 Proctoring

Proctoring Index Low

The Proctoring Index is a measure of the likelihood a participant was engaging in potentially suspicious behavior.
The Index score constitutes a set of pre-determined parameters that are outlined below as a breakdown of the
measure. Please hover over the tiles for a brief overview of the respective parameter.

IP Binding Print Screen ID Card Face Browser Toggle IP Address

Detected

IP

Geolocation Tag

AI Proctoring Information

Print Screen: The number of times the candidate attempted to take a screenshot of the assessment
screen using the “print screen” function on their device. Note: This impacts proctoring
index.

ID Card Face Looks at the candidate images captured during the assessment and flags anywhere
Detected: different people appear to be present. Snapshots are included in the report.

Browser Toggle: Either the proportion of time the candidate spent focused on a tab/window other than that
of assessment screen (%), or the number of times the candidate toggled to another
tab/window (count). Note: This impacts proctoring index.

IP Address: Confirms that the candidate took the assessment from the specified IP address(s).

Geolocation Tag: Detects whether the candidate attempted the assessment from a location beyond the
distance set by the administrator.

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