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The document provides solutions to various SQL problems using an intercollegiate athletics database, including queries to list customer details, event requests, and average resource usage by plan number. It includes specific SQL statements for both Oracle and PostgreSQL databases. The problems cover filtering by state, event costs, audience size, and date ranges for events.

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Course1Module04ProblemSolutionsICA

The document provides solutions to various SQL problems using an intercollegiate athletics database, including queries to list customer details, event requests, and average resource usage by plan number. It includes specific SQL statements for both Oracle and PostgreSQL databases. The problems cover filtering by state, event costs, audience size, and date ranges for events.

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Module 4 Problem Solutions

The problems use the intercollegiate athletics database. The course website also contains

Oracle and PostgreSQL CREATE TABLE statements and INSERT statements.

1. List the customer number, the name, the phone number, and the city of customers.

2. List the customer number, the name, the phone number, and the city of customers who

reside in Colorado (State is CO).

3. List all columns of the EventRequest table for events costing more than $4000. Order the

result by the event date (DateHeld).

4. List the event number, the event date (DateHeld), and the estimated audience number with

approved status and audience greater than 9000 or with pending status and audience greater

than 7000.

5. List the event number, event date (DateHeld), customer number and customer name of

events placed in January 2022 by customers from Boulder.

6. List the average number of resources used (NumberFld) by plan number. Include only

location number L100.

7. List the average number of resources used (NumberFld) by plan number. Only include

location number L100. Eliminate plans with less than two event lines containing location

number L100.

Solutions
All statements execute in both Oracle and PostgreSQL except where noted.

1.
SELECT CustNo, CustName, Phone, City
FROM Customer;

2.
8/15/2022 Module 4 Problem Solutions 2

SELECT CustNo, CustName, Phone, City


FROM Customer
WHERE State = 'CO';

3.
SELECT *
FROM EventRequest
WHERE EstCost > 4000
ORDER BY DateHeld;

4. The parentheses are necessary when mixing the logical AND and OR connectors.

SELECT EventNo, DateHeld, Status, EstAudience


FROM EventRequest
WHERE (Status = 'Approved' AND EstAudience > 9000)
OR (Status = 'Pending' AND EstAudience > 7000);

5.

SELECT EventNo, DateHeld, Customer.CustNo, CustName


FROM EventRequest, Customer
WHERE City = 'Boulder'
AND DateHeld BETWEEN '1-Dec-2022' AND '31-Dec-2022'
AND EventRequest.CustNo = Customer.CustNo;

SELECT EventNo, DateHeld, Customer.CustNo, CustName


FROM EventRequest INNER JOIN Customer
ON EventRequest.CustNo = Customer.CustNo
WHERE City = 'Boulder'
AND DateHeld BETWEEN '1-Dec-2022' AND '31-Dec-2022' ;

Alternative date formats for PostgreSQL

SELECT EventNo, DateHeld, Customer.CustNo, CustName


FROM EventRequest, Customer
WHERE City = 'Boulder'
AND DateHeld BETWEEN '2022-12-01'AND '2022-12-31'
AND EventRequest.CustNo = Customer.CustNo;

SELECT EventNo, DateHeld, Customer.CustNo, CustName


FROM EventRequest INNER JOIN Customer
ON EventRequest.CustNo = Customer.CustNo
WHERE City = 'Boulder'
AND DateHeld BETWEEN '2022-12-01'AND '2022-12-31';
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6.
SELECT PlanNo, AVG(NumberFld) AS AvgNumResources
FROM EventPlanLine
WHERE LocNo = 'L100'
GROUP BY PlanNo;

7.
SELECT PlanNo, AVG(NumberFld) AS AvgNumResources,
COUNT(*) AS NumEventLines
FROM EventPlanLine
WHERE LocNo = 'L100'
GROUP BY PlanNo
HAVING COUNT(*) > 1;

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