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The document contains an SQL assessment test with five questions focusing on querying user data, supply hours, and driver earnings. Each question provides a specific scenario and SQL query examples to retrieve relevant information from the database. The test is designed to evaluate the understanding of SQL syntax and data manipulation techniques.

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SQL Assessment Test

The document contains an SQL assessment test with five questions focusing on querying user data, supply hours, and driver earnings. Each question provides a specific scenario and SQL query examples to retrieve relevant information from the database. The test is designed to evaluate the understanding of SQL syntax and data manipulation techniques.

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SQL Assessment Test

Time: 60 minutes

Q1: We need to find users who were tagged with the tag ‘magic’ on 2021-11-10.

Select ‘Driver Id’ from table


Where tag = ‘magic’
And ‘Applied Date’ = ‘2021-11-10’

Q2: Query to show supply hours and trips for drivers based on Country.
Select country,sum(‘minutes Online’/60.0),’ sum(trips ID)
From drivers as di
Inner join supply as sup
On di.id = sup.Driver ID
Inner join trips
On di.id = trips.driver id
Group by di.country
country,
SUM(supply_hours) AS total_supply_hours,
SUM(trips) AS total_trips
FROM
driver_data
GROUP BY
country

Q3: Disney World is having a fun holiday getaway for all those people who stayed for the entire
duration of their Star Wars extravaganza.
a) Query for those individuals eligible for the holiday getaway.
Hint: duration of Star Wars extravaganza was 3 days

Table: Disney

The output should look like this

Select ‘first name’, ‘last name’, address


From Disney
Where datediff((Check out)-(check In)) >= 3

Q4: Given the data below, query for supply hours of all those drivers who paid during the months of
July to August. The drivers’ paid status should be indicated clearly in a separate column.
Note a driver is considered to have paid if they have the tag ‘zippo’, ‘bolt’ tag means partial
payment, and ‘light’ means non-payment.

You query should yield the below result

One way is defining a new table in the database as status

Select ‘driver id’,sum(hours) as supply hrs,


case
when tags = 'zippo' then 'Paid'
when tags = 'bolt' then 'Partial Payment'
else 'Non-Payment'
end as Output
from table1
Inner join table2
using(Driver ID)
WHERE
month(Date str) between 7 and 8
and tags IN ('Zippo', 'Bolt', Light')
Group by table1.drivers id, table2.tags
Q5: Write down a query to show for week on week driver level earnings in Pakistan.
Hint: You’ll need to use all 3 tables, the earning cycle for the entire week is considered complete on
Sundays (Day 7 of the week).

Select drivers.id, sum(earnings.earnings) as weekly_earnings


From drivers
Inner join earnings
Using (id)
Inner join date
On date.id = earnings.date
Where drivers.country= ‘Pakistan’
Group by drivers.id

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