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Assignments on SQL with Joins

The document outlines an assignment focused on SQL joins and clauses using the Sakila database. It includes tasks for INNER JOIN, LEFT JOIN, RIGHT JOIN, WHERE and ORDER BY clauses, GROUP BY with aggregate functions, and combined concepts involving joins and filtering. Each part specifies queries to extract information about customers, rentals, and films from the database.

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Assignments on SQL with Joins

The document outlines an assignment focused on SQL joins and clauses using the Sakila database. It includes tasks for INNER JOIN, LEFT JOIN, RIGHT JOIN, WHERE and ORDER BY clauses, GROUP BY with aggregate functions, and combined concepts involving joins and filtering. Each part specifies queries to extract information about customers, rentals, and films from the database.

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Assignment: SQL Joins and Clauses Using Sakila Database

These questions are for the Sakila database & Tables inside this database.

Part 1: SQL Joins

1. Inner Join:
o Write a query to find the names of customers and the titles of films they have
rented. Use an INNER JOIN between the customer, rental, and inventory
tables.
2. Left Outer Join:
o Write a query to list all customers and their rental history, including customers who
have not rented any films. Use a LEFT JOIN between the customer and rental
tables.
3. Right Outer Join:
o Write a query to list all films and the customers who have rented them, including
films that have not been rented. Use a RIGHT JOIN between the film,
inventory, and rental tables.

Part 2: WHERE and ORDER BY Clauses

4. WHERE Clause:
o Write a query to find the details of rentals that were returned late. Use the rental
and inventory tables and filter by return_date.
o Write a query to find all customers who live in a specific city, e.g., "San Francisco".
Use the customer and address tables.
5. ORDER BY Clause:
o Write a query to list all films in the film table ordered by rental rate in descending
order.
o Write a query to list all customers ordered by their last names in ascending order.
Use the customer table.

Part 3: GROUP BY Clause

6. GROUP BY with Aggregate Functions:


o Write a query to find the total number of rentals for each film. Use GROUP BY on
the film_id and count the number of rentals.
o Write a query to find the number of rentals by each customer. Use GROUP BY on
the customer_id.
Part 4: Combined Concepts

7. Join and Group By:


o Write a query to find the total rental amount per customer for the last month. Use a
join between the customer, payment, and rental tables, and group by
customer_id.
o Write a query to find the average rental duration per film. Use the film and
rental tables, and group by film_id.
8. Advanced Filtering:
o Write a query to list the names of customers who have rented more than 5 different
films. Use the customer, rental, and inventory tables.
o Write a query to find the top 3 customers by total amount spent on rentals. Use the
customer and payment tables.

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