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    Select Businessentityid, Firstname, Middlename, Lastname From Person - Person Where Middlename Like ' (E, B) '

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    The document contains 7 queries against the AdventureWorks2012 database. The queries retrieve data from various tables like Person.Person, Sales.SalesOrderHeader, Person.Address, Sales.SalesOrderDetail, Production.Product, and Sales.Customer. The queries filter and aggregate data, use functions like LEFT, UPPER, DATEDIFF, COUNT, SUM, and perform calculations on dates and totals.

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    Select Businessentityid, Firstname, Middlename, Lastname From Person - Person Where Middlename Like ' (E, B) '

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    Debayan Chakraborty
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    The document contains 7 queries against the AdventureWorks2012 database. The queries retrieve data from various tables like Person.Person, Sales.SalesOrderHeader, Person.Address, Sales.SalesOrderDetail, Production.Product, and Sales.Customer. The queries filter and aggregate data, use functions like LEFT, UPPER, DATEDIFF, COUNT, SUM, and perform calculations on dates and totals.

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    The document contains 7 queries against the AdventureWorks2012 database. The queries retrieve data from various tables like Person.Person, Sales.SalesOrderHeader, Person.Address, Sales.SalesOrderDetail, Production.Product, and Sales.Customer. The queries filter and aggregate data, use functions like LEFT, UPPER, DATEDIFF, COUNT, SUM, and perform calculations on dates and totals.

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    Select Businessentityid, Firstname, Middlename, Lastname From Person - Person Where Middlename Like ' (E, B) '

    Uploaded by

    Debayan Chakraborty
    The document contains 7 queries against the AdventureWorks2012 database. The queries retrieve data from various tables like Person.Person, Sales.SalesOrderHeader, Person.Address, Sales.SalesOrderDetail, Production.Product, and Sales.Customer. The queries filter and aggregate data, use functions like LEFT, UPPER, DATEDIFF, COUNT, SUM, and perform calculations on dates and totals.

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    Solve the following query using AdventureWorks2012 Database:

    [Queries are based on following tables:


    Person.Person, Sales.SalesOrderHeader, Person.Address,
    Sales.SalesOrderDetail, Production.Product, Sales.Customer]

    1) Write a query that displays the business entity ID number, first


    name, middle name, and last name from the Person.Person table
    for only those rows that have E or B stored in the middle name
    column.
    =========-------
    SELECT BusinessEntityID, FirstName, MiddleName, LastName
    FROM Person.Person
    WHERE MiddleName LIKE '[E,B]';

    2) Write a query displaying the order ID, order date, and total due
    from the Sales.SalesOrderHeader table. Retrieve only those rows
    where the order was placed during the month of September 2005
    and the total due exceeded $1,000.
    ========--------
    SELECT SalesOrderID, OrderDate, TotalDue
    FROM Sales.SalesOrderHeader
    WHERE OrderDate BETWEEN '2005-09-01' AND '2005-09-30'
    AND TotalDue > 1000;

    3) Explain the difference between the following two queries:

    SELECT FirstName
    FROM Person.Person
    WHERE LastName LIKE 'Ja%es';
    SELECT FirstName
    FROM Person.Person
    WHERE LastName LIKE 'Ja_es';

    =======---------
    'Ja%es' -> % sign can be replaced by any number of character. Like ‘James’, ‘jammes’,
    ‘Jamees’ etc.

    'Ja_es' -> _ sign can be replaced by only 1 character. Only return ‘James’ but not return
    ‘jammes’ or ‘Jamees’.

    3) Write a query that displays the first 10 characters of the


    AddressLine1 column in the Person.Address table.
    =======----------
    SELECT LEFT(AddressLine1,10) AS Address10
    FROM Person.Address;

    4) Write a query displaying the first name and last name from the
    Person.Person table all in uppercase.
    ========--------
    SELECT UPPER(FirstName) AS FirstName, UPPER(LastName) AS LastName
    FROM Person.Person;

    5) Write a query that calculates the number of days between the


    date an order was placed and the date that it was shipped using
    the Sales.SalesOrderHeader table. Include the SalesOrderID,
    OrderDate, and ShipDate columns.
    =======----------
    SELECT SalesOrderID, OrderDate, ShipDate,
    DATEDIFF(d,OrderDate,ShipDate) AS NumberOfDays
    FROM Sales.SalesOrderHeader;

    6) Write a query that displays the count of orders placed by year for
    each customer using the Sales.SalesOrderHeader table.
    ======-------------
    SELECT CustomerID, COUNT(*) AS CountOfSales, YEAR(OrderDate) AS OrderYear
    FROM Sales.SalesOrderHeader
    GROUP BY CustomerID, YEAR(OrderDate);

    7) Write a query that creates a sum of the LineTotal in the


    Sales.SalesOrderDetail table grouped by the SalesOrderID. Include
    only those rows where the sum exceeds 1,000
    =====------
    SELECT SUM(LineTotal) AS SumOfLineTotal, SalesOrderID
    FROM Sales.SalesOrderDetail
    GROUP BY SalesOrderID
    HAVING SUM(LineTotal) > 1000;

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