SQL Assessment

Instructions:

 Kindly use any method/technique that you find suitable to get to the required results
 Write your name and contact no in Solution Sheet so that we can keep a track of your
work.

All the best!

Question 1:

The students table contains attendance record for students in a particular week (Monday to Saturday with
no holidays in between).

Table structure:

Column Name Values

Date Date Type
Name Char Type
Present Char Type; Either “Yes” or “No” values only

Write a query to identify students (User_ID) who have attended classes for at least 3 consecutive
days(Attendance of 3 or more consecutive days)? Note: Consider only given below Example table to
write your query and not Logic Table.
 Logic
For User
1
Date Present
2021-09-06 Yes
2021-09-07 No Attended 4 Consecutive days
2021-09-08 Yes
2021-09-09 Yes
2021-09-10 Yes
2021-09-11 Yes

For User
2
Date Present
2021-09-06 Yes Attended 4 Consecutive days

2021-09-07 Yes
2021-09-08 Yes
2021-09-09 Yes
2021-09-10 No
Example Table: (You may use this table 2021-09-11 No
to test your query)
For User
Date User_ID Present 3
2021-09-06 User_01 Yes
Date Present
2021-09-06 User_02 Yes Attended 3 Consecutive days
2021-09-06 Yes
2021-09-06 User_03 Yes
2021-09-07 Yes
2021-09-06 User_04 Yes
2021-09-08 No
2021-09-06 User_05 Yes
2021-09-09 Yes
2021-09-07 User_01 No
2021-09-10 Yes
2021-09-07 User_02 Yes
2021-09-11 Yes
2021-09-07 User_03 Yes
2021-09-07 User_04 No
2021-09-07 User_05 Yes
For User
2021-09-08 User_01 Yes 4
2021-09-08 User_02 Yes Date Present Attended 2 Consecutive days
2021-09-08 User_03 No 2021-09-06 Yes
2021-09-08 User_04 Yes 2021-09-07 No
2021-09-08 User_05 Yes 2021-09-08 Yes
2021-09-09 User_01 Yes 2021-09-09 No
2021-09-09 User_02 Yes 2021-09-10 Yes
2021-09-09 User_03 Yes 2021-09-11 Yes
2021-09-09 User_04 No
2021-09-09 User_05 Yes For User
2021-09-10 User_01 Yes 5
2021-09-10 User_02 No Attended 6 Consecutive days
2021-09-10 User_03 Yes Date Present
2021-09-10 User_04 Yes 2021-09-06 Yes
2021-09-10 User_05 Yes 2021-09-07 Yes
2021-09-11 User_01 Yes 2021-09-08 Yes
2021-09-11 User_02 No 2021-09-09 Yes
2021-09-11 User_03 Yes 2021-09-10 Yes
2021-09-11 User_04 Yes 2021-09-11 Yes
Question 2:
The matches table contains data for cricket matches between different teams and the winner.

Match_ID Team_1 Team_2 Winner

0001 CSK MI MI
0001 MI CSK MI
0002 MI KKR MI
0003 RCB RR RR
0003 RCB RR RR
0002 KKR MI MI
Write a query to filter out redundant records from the table (e.g. row 1 and row 2 refers to the same
match, so we need to keep only 1 of these rows in resultant table. Use only select queries not Delete
queries to come up with solution.)

Question 3:
Using the transactions table as described below, find out the count of users who transacted for
the first time on a Monday (Not to be mistaken for identifying customers who have transacted
on any Monday).

Example Table: (You may use this

table to test your query)
Transaction_ID User_ID Transaction_Date Amount
Transaction_01 User_01 2021-09-06 532
Transaction_02 User_02 2021-09-05 631
Transaction_03 User_03 2021-09-06 7214
Transaction_04 User_04 2021-09-08 131
Transaction_05 User_01 2021-09-08 13
Log
Transaction_06 User_03 2021-09-09 72
ic:Transaction_07 User_05 2021-09-11 139
Transaction_08 User_05 2021-09-13 214

Expected output: User_01 and

User_03 only, so the count is 2.
Question 4:
From the following salaries table, write queries to get the following:

a. Minimum salary, and the employee details related to it.

b. Running total of salary for all employees, ordered by emp_id.

emp_id emp_name salary

1 Parth 15000
2 Sheryl 22500
3 Priya 33000
4 Arun 48000
5 Vivek 23500
6 Anand 28000
7 Shruti 40000

Question 5:
An e-commerce app allows users to share the product on various social platforms with their
friends before purchasing. A user has to view the product, can share it with friends and can
decide to purchase it or not. The following tables capture the user actions for a few products

a. Product_View

Product_Id Product_Views
1001 1200
1002 1305
1003 1000
1005 700

b. Product_Purchase

Order_ID Product_Id Order_Quantity

OD001 1001 2
OD002 1001 1
OD003 1003 4
OD004 1002 2
OD005 1001 1
OD005 1003 3
 c. Product_Shares

Product_Id Product_Shares
1001 200
1003 130
1002 80

Write a query to fetch data in the following manner:

Product_ID Product_Views Order_Quantity Product_Shares

1001 1200 4 200
1002 1305 2 80
1003 1000 7 130
1005 700