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SQL Practice Problems

The document outlines a Library Management System with three tables: books, members, and borrowings, detailing their respective fields. It includes a set of practice SQL problems aimed at querying the database, such as listing books by a specific author, finding members who joined after a certain date, and calculating average books borrowed per member. Additionally, it features a bonus section for creating a view of active borrowings and a stored procedure for retrieving a member's borrowing history.

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SQL Practice Problems

The document outlines a Library Management System with three tables: books, members, and borrowings, detailing their respective fields. It includes a set of practice SQL problems aimed at querying the database, such as listing books by a specific author, finding members who joined after a certain date, and calculating average books borrowed per member. Additionally, it features a bonus section for creating a view of active borrowings and a stored procedure for retrieving a member's borrowing history.

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SQL PRACTICE PROBLEMS

DATABASE: Library Management System

TABLES:

1. books

- book_id (INT, PK)

- title (VARCHAR)

- author (VARCHAR)

- genre (VARCHAR)

- published_year (INT)

2. members

- member_id (INT, PK)

- name (VARCHAR)

- join_date (DATE)

- city (VARCHAR)

3. borrowings

- borrow_id (INT, PK)

- book_id (INT, FK -> books.book_id)

- member_id (INT, FK -> members.member_id)

- borrow_date (DATE)

- return_date (DATE)
PRACTICE PROBLEMS:

1. Write a query to list all books written by 'J.K. Rowling'.

2. Write a query to find all members who joined after 2023-01-01.

3. Write a query to find the number of books in each genre.

4. Write a query to list all borrowings along with member name and book title.

5. Write a query to find members who have borrowed more than 2 books.

6. Write a query to get the most borrowed book.

7. Write a query to list all books that haven't been borrowed yet.

8. Write a query to find members who borrowed books in the year 2024.

9. Write a query to calculate average number of books borrowed per member.

10. Write a query to list each member's most recently borrowed book.

BONUS:

- Create a view to show active borrowings (i.e., return_date IS NULL).

- Write a stored procedure to get borrowing history of a given member ID.

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