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CREATE DATABASE Case_Study1;

USE Case_Study1;

SELECT * FROM Fact;


SELECT * FROM Location;
SELECT * FROM Product;

-- 1. Display the number of states present in the Location Table.

SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT STATE) Ct FROM Location;

-- 2. How many products are of regular type?

SELECT COUNT(ProductId) AS Ct FROM Product


WHERE Type= 'Regular'

-- 3. How much spending has been done on marketing of product ID 1?

SELECT SUM(Marketing) AS Mrktng_SUM


FROM fact
WHERE ProductId = 1;

-- 4. What is the minimum sales of a product?

SELECT Product, Sales FROM PRODUCT AS P


FULL OUTER JOIN
FACT AS F
ON P.ProductId = F.ProductId
WHERE SALES = (SELECT MIN(SALES) FROM fact);

-- 5. Display the max Cost of Good Sold (COGS).

SELECT MAX(COGS) AS Max_COGS FROM fact;

-- 6. Display the details of the product where product type is coffee.

SELECT * FROM Product


WHERE Product_Type = 'Coffee';

-- 7. Display the details where total expenses are greater than 40.

SELECT * FROM FACT


WHERE Total_Expenses > 40;

-- 8. What is the average sales in area code 719?

SELECT Area_Code, AVG(SALES) AS AVG_Sales FROM fact


WHERE Area_Code = 719
GROUP BY Area_Code;

-- 9. Find out the total profit generated by Colorado state.

SELECT SUM(Profit) AS Total_Profit_of_Colorado FROM fact AS F


FULL OUTER JOIN
Location AS L
ON L.Area_Code = F.Area_Code
WHERE State = 'Colorado';

-- 10. Display the average inventory for each product ID

SELECT ProductId, AVG(Inventory) AVG_Inv FROM fact


GROUP BY ProductId
ORDER BY ProductId;

-- 11. Display state in a sequential order in a Location Table

SELECT DISTINCT State FROM Location


ORDER BY State ASC;

-- 12. Display the average budget of the Product where the average budget margin
should be greater than 100.

Select ProductId, AVG(Budget_Margin) as Average_Budget_Margin


from Fact
group by ProductId
having AVG(Budget_Margin) > 100

-- Reference

Select Product, AVG(Budget_Margin) as Average_Budget_Margin from Fact


full outer join
Product
on
Fact.ProductId=Product.ProductId
group by Product
having AVG(Budget_Margin) > 100

-- 13. What is the total sales done on date 2010-01-01?

SELECT SUM(Sales) AS Total_Sales FROM fact


WHERE Date = '2010-01-01';

-- 14. Display the average total expense of each product ID on an individual


date.

SELECT ProductId, Date, AVG(Total_Expenses) AVG_Expenses FROM Fact


GROUP BY Date, ProductId
ORDER BY Date, ProductId

-- 15. Display the table with the following attributes such as date, productID,
product_type, product, sales, profit, state, area_code.

SELECT Date, P.ProductId, Product_Type, Product, Sales, Profit, State,


L.Area_Code FROM Fact AS F
FULL OUTER JOIN
Product AS P
ON F.ProductId = P.ProductId
FULL OUTER JOIN
Location AS L
ON F.Area_Code = L.Area_Code

-- 16. Display the rank without any gap to show the sales wise rank.

SELECT *,
DENSE_RANK() OVER (ORDER BY Sales DESC) AS Sales_wise_Rank
FROM Fact;

-- 17. Find the state wise profit and sales.

SELECT L.State, SUM(Profit) AS Total_Profit, SUM(Sales) AS Total_Sales FROM Fact


as F
FULL OUTER JOIN
Location AS L
ON F.Area_Code = L.Area_Code
GROUP BY State

-- 18. Find the state wise profit and sales along with the product name.

SELECT L.State, P.Product, SUM(Profit) AS Total_Profit, SUM(Sales) AS


Total_Sales FROM Fact as F
FULL OUTER JOIN
Location AS L
ON F.Area_Code = L.Area_Code
FULL OUTER JOIN
Product AS P
ON F.ProductId = P.ProductId
GROUP BY State, Product

-- 19. If there is an increase in sales of 5%, calculate the increasedsales.

CREATE FUNCTION Increased_Sales (@sales FLOAT, @increament FLOAT)


RETURNS INT
AS
BEGIN
RETURN @sales * (1 + @increament)
END;

SELECT *, dbo.Increased_Sales (sales, 0.05) AS New_Sales FROM fact;

-- 20. Find the maximum profit along with the product ID and producttype.

SELECT F.ProductId, Type, MAX(Profit) AS MAX_Profit FROM fact AS F


FULL OUTER JOIN
Product AS P
ON F.ProductId = P.ProductId
GROUP BY F.ProductId, Type
-- ORDER BY ProductId ASC

-- 21. Create a stored procedure to fetch the result according to the product
type from Product Table.

CREATE PROCEDURE PType @Prod_typ varchar(20) as Select * from Product Where


Product_Type = @Prod_typ

Exec PType @Prod_typ = ‘Coffee’ Exec PType @Prod_typ =‘Tea’

-- 22. Write a query by creating a condition in which if the total expenses is


less than 60 then it is a profit or else loss.

SELECT *,
CASE
WHEN Total_Expenses < 60 THEN 'Profit'
ELSE 'Loss'
END AS Profit_or_Loss
FROM fact

SELECT *,
IIF (Total_Expenses < 60, 'Profit', 'Loss') AS Profit_or_Loss
FROM fact;

-- 23. Give the total weekly sales value with the date and product ID details.
Use roll-up to pull the data in hierarchical order.

SELECT DATEPART(WEEK, Date) AS WeekNumber,


ProductId,
SUM(Sales) AS Weekly_Sale
FROM fact
GROUP BY DATEPART(WEEK, Date),ProductId WITH ROLLUP

-- 24. Apply union and intersection operator on the tables which consist of
attribute area code.

Select area_code from fact


union
select area_code from location

select area_code from fact


intersect
select area_code from location

-- 25. Create a user-defined function for the product table to fetch a particular
product type based upon the user’s preference.

Create function Producttable(@product_type varchar(50)) returns table as


return
select * from product
where Product_Type=@product_type

select * from dbo.Producttable(‘Coffee’)

-- 26. Change the product type from coffee to tea where product ID is 1 and undo
it.

select * from product


begin transaction update product set product_type=‘Tea’ where productid =1

select * from product


rollback transaction
select * from product

-- 27. Display the date, product ID and sales where total expenses are between
100 to 200.

SELECT Date, ProductId, Sales FROM fact


WHERE Total_Expenses BETWEEN 100 AND 200

-- 28. Delete the records in the Product Table for regular type.
DELETE Product
WHERE Type = 'Regular'

29. Display the ASCII value of the fifth character from the columnProduct.

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