can u give me some more examples to work with branch and account type

ChatGPT said:

Sure! Here are several realistic SQL examples involving BANK_BRANCH, ACCOUNT, and an
additional dimension: ACCOUNT_TYPE. These examples will help you practice common SQL
tasks like JOIN, GROUP BY, COUNT, and AGGREGATE FUNCTIONS.

🔧 First, let's create sample tables:

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CREATE TABLE BANK_BRANCH (

BCODE VARCHAR(10) PRIMARY KEY,

BNAME VARCHAR(100),

CITY VARCHAR(50)

);

CREATE TABLE ACCOUNT_TYPE (

TYPE_ID INT PRIMARY KEY,

TYPE_NAME VARCHAR(50)

);

CREATE TABLE ACCOUNT (

ACC_NO INT PRIMARY KEY,

CUST_NAME VARCHAR(100),

BALANCE DECIMAL(10, 2),

BCODE VARCHAR(10),

TYPE_ID INT,

FOREIGN KEY (BCODE) REFERENCES BANK_BRANCH(BCODE),

);

📥 Sample Data (Insert statements)

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-- Branches

INSERT INTO BANK_BRANCH VALUES ('B001', 'MG Road Branch', 'Mumbai');

INSERT INTO BANK_BRANCH VALUES ('B002', 'Park Street Branch', 'Kolkata');

INSERT INTO BANK_BRANCH VALUES ('B003', 'Brigade Road Branch', 'Bangalore');

-- Account Types

INSERT INTO ACCOUNT_TYPE VALUES (1, 'Savings');

INSERT INTO ACCOUNT_TYPE VALUES (2, 'Current');

INSERT INTO ACCOUNT_TYPE VALUES (3, 'Fixed Deposit');

-- Accounts

INSERT INTO ACCOUNT VALUES (1001, 'Alice', 12000.00, 'B001', 1);

INSERT INTO ACCOUNT VALUES (1002, 'Bob', 5000.00, 'B001', 2);

INSERT INTO ACCOUNT VALUES (1003, 'Charlie', 30000.00, 'B002', 1);

INSERT INTO ACCOUNT VALUES (1004, 'David', 100000.00, 'B003', 3);

INSERT INTO ACCOUNT VALUES (1005, 'Eve', 15000.00, 'B001', 1);

✅ Example Queries

1. Number of Accounts per Branch

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SELECT BB.BNAME, COUNT(A.ACC_NO) AS TOTAL_ACCOUNTS

FROM BANK_BRANCH BB

LEFT JOIN ACCOUNT A ON BB.BCODE = A.BCODE

GROUP BY BB.BNAME;

2. Total Balance per Branch

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SELECT BB.BNAME, SUM(A.BALANCE) AS TOTAL_BALANCE

FROM BANK_BRANCH BB

JOIN ACCOUNT A ON BB.BCODE = A.BCODE

GROUP BY BB.BNAME;

3. Number of Accounts per Branch and Account Type

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SELECT BB.BNAME, AT.TYPE_NAME, COUNT(*) AS NUM_ACCOUNTS

FROM ACCOUNT A

JOIN BANK_BRANCH BB ON A.BCODE = BB.BCODE

JOIN ACCOUNT_TYPE AT ON A.TYPE_ID = AT.TYPE_ID

GROUP BY BB.BNAME, AT.TYPE_NAME

ORDER BY BB.BNAME, AT.TYPE_NAME;

4. Branches with No Accounts

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SELECT BB.BNAME

FROM BANK_BRANCH BB
LEFT JOIN ACCOUNT A ON BB.BCODE = A.BCODE

WHERE A.ACC_NO IS NULL;

5. Average Balance per Account Type

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SELECT AT.TYPE_NAME, AVG(A.BALANCE) AS AVG_BALANCE

FROM ACCOUNT A

JOIN ACCOUNT_TYPE AT ON A.TYPE_ID = AT.TYPE_ID

GROUP BY AT.TYPE_NAME;

6. Highest Balance per Branch

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SELECT BB.BNAME, MAX(A.BALANCE) AS MAX_BALANCE

FROM ACCOUNT A

JOIN BANK_BRANCH BB ON A.BCODE = BB.BCODE

GROUP BY BB.BNAME;

7. Customer Details by Account Type and Branch

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SELECT A.CUST_NAME, BB.BNAME, AT.TYPE_NAME, A.BALANCE

FROM ACCOUNT A

JOIN BANK_BRANCH BB ON A.BCODE = BB.BCODE

JOIN ACCOUNT_TYPE AT ON A.TYPE_ID = AT.TYPE_ID

ORDER BY BB.BNAME, AT.TYPE_NAME, A.BALANCE DESC;

You said:

yes please

ChatGPT said:

Great! Let's dive into advanced SQL examples using BANK_BRANCH, ACCOUNT, and
ACCOUNT_TYPE. We'll add functionality around:

1. ✅ Common Table Expressions (CTEs)

2. 📊 Window Functions

3. 🔁 Stored Procedures for Deposits/Withdrawals

4. 🔄 Transaction Simulation

🧱 1. CTE: Top 1 Customer by Balance per Branch

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WITH RankedCustomers AS (

SELECT

A.CUST_NAME,

BB.BNAME,

A.BALANCE,

RANK() OVER (PARTITION BY BB.BNAME ORDER BY A.BALANCE DESC) AS rnk

FROM ACCOUNT A

JOIN BANK_BRANCH BB ON A.BCODE = BB.BCODE

SELECT * FROM RankedCustomers

WHERE rnk = 1;
📈 2. Window Function: Running Total of Balance per Branch

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SELECT

A.CUST_NAME,

BB.BNAME,

A.BALANCE,

SUM(A.BALANCE) OVER (PARTITION BY BB.BNAME ORDER BY A.BALANCE DESC) AS

FROM ACCOUNT A

JOIN BANK_BRANCH BB ON A.BCODE = BB.BCODE;

🔁 3. Stored Procedure: Deposit Amount

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DELIMITER //

CREATE PROCEDURE DepositAmount(IN accNo INT, IN depositAmt DECIMAL(10,2))

BEGIN

UPDATE ACCOUNT

SET BALANCE = BALANCE + depositAmt

WHERE ACC_NO = accNo;

END //

DELIMITER ;

💡 Usage:
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CALL DepositAmount(1001, 5000.00);

🔁 4. Stored Procedure: Withdraw Amount with Balance Check

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DELIMITER //

CREATE PROCEDURE WithdrawAmount(IN accNo INT, IN withdrawAmt DECIMAL(10,2))

BEGIN

DECLARE currentBal DECIMAL(10,2);

SELECT BALANCE INTO currentBal

FROM ACCOUNT

WHERE ACC_NO = accNo;

IF currentBal >= withdrawAmt THEN

UPDATE ACCOUNT

SET BALANCE = BALANCE - withdrawAmt

WHERE ACC_NO = accNo;

ELSE

SIGNAL SQLSTATE '45000'

SET MESSAGE_TEXT = 'Insufficient balance';

END IF;

END //
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💡 Usage:

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CALL WithdrawAmount(1001, 3000.00);

🔄 5. Simulate Transaction with ROLLBACK (e.g., Transfer)

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START TRANSACTION;

UPDATE ACCOUNT SET BALANCE = BALANCE - 1000 WHERE ACC_NO = 1001; -- Debit from Alice

UPDATE ACCOUNT SET BALANCE = BALANCE + 1000 WHERE ACC_NO = 1002; -- Credit to Bob

-- Optional condition

-- ROLLBACK; -- use to undo

COMMIT;

✅ Bonus: CTE + Aggregation — Average Balance per Branch and Type

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WITH BranchTypeBalances AS (

SELECT

BB.BNAME,
 AT.TYPE_NAME,

A.BALANCE

FROM ACCOUNT A

JOIN BANK_BRANCH BB ON A.BCODE = BB.BCODE

JOIN ACCOUNT_TYPE AT ON A.TYPE_ID = AT.TYPE_ID

SELECT BNAME, TYPE_NAME, AVG(BALANCE) AS AVG_BALANCE

FROM BranchTypeBalances

GROUP BY BNAME, TYPE_NAME;

Would you like me to help you generate test data for bulk simulations or build a
report/dashboard query for a bank manager view (e.g., total deposits, customer count, top N
balances per city)?

You said:

yes please

ChatGPT said:

Perfect! Let's create a Bank Manager Dashboard SQL Report that includes:

🧾 Bank Manager Dashboard Metrics

Sections:

1. ✅ Total Number of Branches

2. 👥 Total Customers

3. 💰 Total Deposits

4. 🏆 Top 3 Customers by Balance (Bank-wide)

5. 📊 Average Balance per Branch

6. Account Distribution by Type

7. Top Branch in Each City by Total Balance

1. ✅ Total Number of Branches

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SELECT COUNT(*) AS TOTAL_BRANCHES FROM BANK_BRANCH;

2. 👥 Total Customers

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SELECT COUNT(*) AS TOTAL_CUSTOMERS FROM ACCOUNT;

3. 💰 Total Deposits (Sum of Balances)

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SELECT SUM(BALANCE) AS TOTAL_DEPOSITS FROM ACCOUNT;

4. 🏆 Top 3 Customers by Balance (Across All Branches)

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SELECT CUST_NAME, ACC_NO, BALANCE

FROM ACCOUNT

ORDER BY BALANCE DESC

LIMIT 3;
5. 📊 Average Balance per Branch

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SELECT BB.BNAME, ROUND(AVG(A.BALANCE), 2) AS AVG_BALANCE

FROM ACCOUNT A

JOIN BANK_BRANCH BB ON A.BCODE = BB.BCODE

GROUP BY BB.BNAME

ORDER BY AVG_BALANCE DESC;

6. Account Distribution by Account Type

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SELECT AT.TYPE_NAME, COUNT(*) AS NUM_ACCOUNTS

FROM ACCOUNT A

JOIN ACCOUNT_TYPE AT ON A.TYPE_ID = AT.TYPE_ID

GROUP BY AT.TYPE_NAME

ORDER BY NUM_ACCOUNTS DESC;

7. Top Branch in Each City by Total Balance

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WITH CityBranchSums AS (

SELECT

BB.CITY,

BB.BNAME,

SUM(A.BALANCE) AS TOTAL_BALANCE,
 RANK() OVER (PARTITION BY BB.CITY ORDER BY SUM(A.BALANCE) DESC) AS rnk

FROM ACCOUNT A

JOIN BANK_BRANCH BB ON A.BCODE = BB.BCODE

GROUP BY BB.CITY, BB.BNAME

SELECT CITY, BNAME, TOTAL_BALANCE

FROM CityBranchSums

WHERE rnk = 1;

🧪 Optional: Generate Bulk Test Data (MySQL example using RAND())

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-- Generate 1000 dummy accounts for testing

DELIMITER $$

CREATE PROCEDURE GenerateAccounts()

BEGIN

DECLARE i INT DEFAULT 1;

WHILE i <= 1000 DO

INSERT INTO ACCOUNT (

ACC_NO,

CUST_NAME,

BALANCE,

BCODE,

TYPE_ID

)
 VALUES (

1000 + i,

CONCAT('Customer_', i),

ROUND(RAND() * 100000, 2),

CASE FLOOR(1 + RAND() * 3)

WHEN 1 THEN 'B001'

WHEN 2 THEN 'B002'

ELSE 'B003'

END,

FLOOR(1 + RAND() * 3)

);

SET i = i + 1;

END WHILE;

END$$

DELIMITER ;

CALL GenerateAccounts();

📦 Final Tip

You can wrap the dashboard queries in a stored procedure or view to run them in one go and
refresh periodically.

Would you like:

 A view for the whole dashboard?

 A single stored procedure to run all these reports together?

 A version in PostgreSQL or Oracle?

You said:

i want to get a word or pdf document of all that is on this page

ChatGPT said:

Your document is ready! You can download it using the link below:

👉 Click here to download Bank_SQL_Examples_and_Dashboard.docx

Let me know if you want a PDF version as well.

You said:

yes

ChatGPT said:

Your PDF is ready! You can download it using the link below:

👉 Click here to download Bank_SQL_Examples_and_Dashboard.pdf

Let me know if you'd like any formatting enhancements or additional content.

You said:

i want everything that is on this page

ChatGPT said:

It seems like I can’t do more advanced data analysis right now. Please try again later.

However, I can still give you a complete .docx or .pdf file with everything we've discussed on this
page. Would you like me to retry generating both the full Word and PDF files once the tool is
available again, or would you prefer a downloadable .txt file version as a fallback right now?

You said:

yes please

ChatGPT said:

It seems like I can’t do more advanced data analysis right now. Please try again later.

Once the tools are available again, I can generate and provide downloadable .docx and .pdf
versions of the full page content for you. If you'd like, I can paste the complete text content here
right now so you can copy and save it manually. Would you like me to do that?
You said:

yes

ChatGPT said:

Here is the complete text content from this page, formatted for your convenience. You can copy
and paste this into a Word or text editor and save it manually.

📘 Comprehensive SQL Examples and Dashboard for BANK_BRANCH and ACCOUNT

🔧 1. Table Definitions

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CREATE TABLE BANK_BRANCH (

BCODE VARCHAR(10) PRIMARY KEY,

BNAME VARCHAR(100),

CITY VARCHAR(50)

);

CREATE TABLE ACCOUNT_TYPE (

TYPE_ID INT PRIMARY KEY,

TYPE_NAME VARCHAR(50)

);

CREATE TABLE ACCOUNT (

ACC_NO INT PRIMARY KEY,

CUST_NAME VARCHAR(100),

BALANCE DECIMAL(10, 2),

TYPE_ID INT,

FOREIGN KEY (BCODE) REFERENCES BANK_BRANCH(BCODE),

FOREIGN KEY (TYPE_ID) REFERENCES ACCOUNT_TYPE(TYPE_ID)

);

📥 2. Sample Data

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-- Branches

INSERT INTO BANK_BRANCH VALUES ('B001', 'MG Road Branch', 'Mumbai');

INSERT INTO BANK_BRANCH VALUES ('B002', 'Park Street Branch', 'Kolkata');

INSERT INTO BANK_BRANCH VALUES ('B003', 'Brigade Road Branch', 'Bangalore');

-- Account Types

INSERT INTO ACCOUNT_TYPE VALUES (1, 'Savings');

INSERT INTO ACCOUNT_TYPE VALUES (2, 'Current');

INSERT INTO ACCOUNT_TYPE VALUES (3, 'Fixed Deposit');

-- Accounts

INSERT INTO ACCOUNT VALUES (1001, 'Alice', 12000.00, 'B001', 1);

INSERT INTO ACCOUNT VALUES (1002, 'Bob', 5000.00, 'B001', 2);

INSERT INTO ACCOUNT VALUES (1003, 'Charlie', 30000.00, 'B002', 1);

INSERT INTO ACCOUNT VALUES (1004, 'David', 100000.00, 'B003', 3);

INSERT INTO ACCOUNT VALUES (1005, 'Eve', 15000.00, 'B001', 1);

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-- Number of Accounts per Branch

SELECT BB.BNAME, COUNT(A.ACC_NO) AS TOTAL_ACCOUNTS

FROM BANK_BRANCH BB

LEFT JOIN ACCOUNT A ON BB.BCODE = A.BCODE

GROUP BY BB.BNAME;

-- Total Balance per Branch

SELECT BB.BNAME, SUM(A.BALANCE) AS TOTAL_BALANCE

FROM BANK_BRANCH BB

JOIN ACCOUNT A ON BB.BCODE = A.BCODE

GROUP BY BB.BNAME;

-- Number of Accounts per Branch and Account Type

SELECT BB.BNAME, AT.TYPE_NAME, COUNT(*) AS NUM_ACCOUNTS

FROM ACCOUNT A

JOIN BANK_BRANCH BB ON A.BCODE = BB.BCODE

JOIN ACCOUNT_TYPE AT ON A.TYPE_ID = AT.TYPE_ID

GROUP BY BB.BNAME, AT.TYPE_NAME;

-- Branches with No Accounts

SELECT BB.BNAME

FROM BANK_BRANCH BB

LEFT JOIN ACCOUNT A ON BB.BCODE = A.BCODE

-- Average Balance per Account Type

SELECT AT.TYPE_NAME, AVG(A.BALANCE) AS AVG_BALANCE

FROM ACCOUNT A

JOIN ACCOUNT_TYPE AT ON A.TYPE_ID = AT.TYPE_ID

GROUP BY AT.TYPE_NAME;

-- Highest Balance per Branch

SELECT BB.BNAME, MAX(A.BALANCE) AS MAX_BALANCE

FROM ACCOUNT A

JOIN BANK_BRANCH BB ON A.BCODE = BB.BCODE

GROUP BY BB.BNAME;

-- Customer Details by Account Type and Branch

SELECT A.CUST_NAME, BB.BNAME, AT.TYPE_NAME, A.BALANCE

FROM ACCOUNT A

JOIN BANK_BRANCH BB ON A.BCODE = BB.BCODE

JOIN ACCOUNT_TYPE AT ON A.TYPE_ID = AT.TYPE_ID

ORDER BY BB.BNAME, AT.TYPE_NAME, A.BALANCE DESC;

🔁 4. Advanced SQL Examples

a. CTE: Top Customer by Balance per Branch

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WITH RankedCustomers AS (
 SELECT A.CUST_NAME, BB.BNAME, A.BALANCE,

RANK() OVER (PARTITION BY BB.BNAME ORDER BY A.BALANCE DESC) AS rnk

FROM ACCOUNT A

JOIN BANK_BRANCH BB ON A.BCODE = BB.BCODE

SELECT * FROM RankedCustomers WHERE rnk = 1;

b. Window Function: Running Total per Branch

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SELECT A.CUST_NAME, BB.BNAME, A.BALANCE,

SUM(A.BALANCE) OVER (PARTITION BY BB.BNAME ORDER BY A.BALANCE DESC) AS

FROM ACCOUNT A

JOIN BANK_BRANCH BB ON A.BCODE = BB.BCODE;

c. Stored Procedure: Deposit Amount

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DELIMITER //

CREATE PROCEDURE DepositAmount(IN accNo INT, IN depositAmt DECIMAL(10,2))

BEGIN

UPDATE ACCOUNT SET BALANCE = BALANCE + depositAmt WHERE ACC_NO = accNo;

END //

DELIMITER ;

d. Stored Procedure: Withdraw with Balance Check

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DELIMITER //

CREATE PROCEDURE WithdrawAmount(IN accNo INT, IN withdrawAmt DECIMAL(10,2))

BEGIN

DECLARE currentBal DECIMAL(10,2);

SELECT BALANCE INTO currentBal FROM ACCOUNT WHERE ACC_NO = accNo;

IF currentBal >= withdrawAmt THEN

UPDATE ACCOUNT SET BALANCE = BALANCE - withdrawAmt WHERE ACC_NO = accNo;

ELSE

SIGNAL SQLSTATE '45000' SET MESSAGE_TEXT = 'Insufficient balance';

END IF;

END //

DELIMITER ;

e. Simulate Transfer Transaction

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START TRANSACTION;

UPDATE ACCOUNT SET BALANCE = BALANCE - 1000 WHERE ACC_NO = 1001;

UPDATE ACCOUNT SET BALANCE = BALANCE + 1000 WHERE ACC_NO = 1002;

COMMIT;

📊 5. Bank Manager Dashboard Queries

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-- Total Branches

SELECT COUNT(*) AS TOTAL_BRANCHES FROM BANK_BRANCH;

-- Total Customers

SELECT COUNT(*) AS TOTAL_CUSTOMERS FROM ACCOUNT;

-- Total Deposits

SELECT SUM(BALANCE) AS TOTAL_DEPOSITS FROM ACCOUNT;

-- Top 3 Customers by Balance

SELECT CUST_NAME, ACC_NO, BALANCE FROM ACCOUNT ORDER BY BALANCE DESC LIMIT 3;

-- Average Balance per Branch

SELECT BB.BNAME, ROUND(AVG(A.BALANCE), 2) AS AVG_BALANCE

FROM ACCOUNT A JOIN BANK_BRANCH BB ON A.BCODE = BB.BCODE GROUP BY BB.BNAME;

-- Account Distribution by Type

SELECT AT.TYPE_NAME, COUNT(*) AS NUM_ACCOUNTS

FROM ACCOUNT A JOIN ACCOUNT_TYPE AT ON A.TYPE_ID = AT.TYPE_ID

GROUP BY AT.TYPE_NAME;

-- Top Branch in Each City by Balance

WITH CityBranchSums AS (

SELECT BB.CITY, BB.BNAME, SUM(A.BALANCE) AS TOTAL_BALANCE,

RANK() OVER (PARTITION BY BB.CITY ORDER BY SUM(A.BALANCE) DESC) AS rnk

GROUP BY BB.CITY, BB.BNAME

SELECT CITY, BNAME, TOTAL_BALANCE FROM CityBranchSums WHERE rnk = 1;

🧪 6. Bulk Test Data Generator (MySQL)

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DELIMITER $$

CREATE PROCEDURE GenerateAccounts()

BEGIN

DECLARE i INT DEFAULT 1;

WHILE i <= 1000 DO

INSERT INTO ACCOUNT (

ACC_NO,

CUST_NAME,

BALANCE,

BCODE,

TYPE_ID

VALUES (

1000 + i,

CONCAT('Customer_', i),

ROUND(RAND() * 100000, 2),

CASE FLOOR(1 + RAND() * 3)

WHEN 2 THEN 'B002'

ELSE 'B003'

END,

FLOOR(1 + RAND() * 3)

);

SET i = i + 1;

END WHILE;

END$$

DELIMITER ;

CALL GenerateAccounts();

📝 7. Notes

 You can wrap the dashboard queries in a view or stored procedure for automation.

 Modify SQL syntax as per your DBMS (MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, SQL Server).

 Stored procedures help simulate real-life transactions (e.g., deposits, transfers).

 The RANK() and SUM() OVER() window functions enable analytical reports.

Let me know when you'd like a downloadable version again, or if you'd like this published as a
web or app-based dashboard!

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