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Assignment 2a More SQL Aggregates - Solutions

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Assignment 2a More SQL Aggregates - Solutions

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Assignment 2a: More SQL: Aggregates -

Solutions
Solutions:

1. select count(*) from instructor where ID not in (select ID from


teaches);

2. select building, sum(capacity) from classroom group by building;

3. select max(T) from (select count(ID) as T from teaches group by


course_id, sec_id, semester, year) as temp;

4. select dept_name,count(*) as num from instructor group by


(dept_name)
order by num desc ;

5. select dept_name,
(select count(*)
from instructor
where instructor.dept_name = department.dept_name) as num
from department
order by num desc ;

alternative solution: use

select dept_name, count(ID) as num


from (department natural left outer join instructor)
order by num desc;

6. select ID, name, sum(course.credits) from takes, student, course


where grade <> 'F' and grade is not null and takes.course_id =
course.course_id and student.ID = takes.ID group by ID, name;

7. select count(distinct takes.ID)


from instructor, takes, teaches, section
where takes.course_id = teaches.course_id and takes.sec_id =
teaches.sec_id and
takes.semester = teaches.semester and
takes.year = teaches.year and section.course_id=teaches.course_id
and section.semester=teaches.semester and
section.sec_id=teaches.sec_id and section.year=teaches.year and
teaches.ID=instructor.ID and instructor.name='Srinivasan'

NOTE: A=B and B=C can be instead written as A=B and A=C (for
attributes of section, teaches and takes)
OR

select count(distinct takes.ID)


from ((instructor natural join teaches) natural join section) join takes
using (course_id, sec_id, year, semester)

Optional
8. Select name from instructor I1 ,
(select max(salary) as maxsal,dept_name from instructor I2 group by
dept_name ) I2
where (I2.maxsal = I1.salary and I1.dept_name = I2.dept_name );

9. select distinct S.ID,name from takes as S, student where S.ID =


student.ID and not exists
( (select course_id from teaches,instructor
where instructor.ID=teaches.ID and instructor.name='Srinivasan')
except (select course_id from takes as T where student.ID = T.ID ));

10. select department.dept_name, sum(salary) from instructor,


department
where instructor.dept_name = department.dept_name group by
department.dept_name ;

11. with instr_course_count as (


select id, count(distinct course_id) course_count
from teaches
group by id
),
max_course_instructor as (
select id
from instr_course_count
where course_count = (select max(course_count) from
instr_course_count)
)
select s.name
from student s join advisor a on (s.id=a.s_id)
where a.i_id in (select id from max_course_instructor)

NOTE: There are other ways to write this query. For example:
max_course_instructor can be defined without using subqueries as

max_courses as (
select max(course_count) as max_count from instr_course_count),
max_course_instructor as (
select id
from instr_course_count, ma_courses
where course_count = max_count
)

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