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    This document discusses an order management system for an online retail store. It describes typical purchase scenarios and provides entity relationship diagrams and queries to retrieve information from order, product, customer and other tables related to orders, products, shipping and inventory.

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    This document discusses an order management system for an online retail store. It describes typical purchase scenarios and provides entity relationship diagrams and queries to retrieve information from order, product, customer and other tables related to orders, products, shipping and inventory.

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    This document discusses an order management system for an online retail store. It describes typical purchase scenarios and provides entity relationship diagrams and queries to retrieve information from order, product, customer and other tables related to orders, products, shipping and inventory.

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    How To Save Files: Menu On The Top Left and Save As Yourname - Sql. As Shown Below

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    How to save files

    MySQL( .SQL): After executing all the commands/answers, click on the file
    menu on the top left and save as Yourname.sql.
    As shown below:

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    Order Management Schema Details
    PART 1

    This document captures the scenario of simple order management functionality of an online retail
    store.

    Typical purchase scenario: A customer places an order for N products specifying quantity for each
    line item of the order. Every product belongs to a product class (or category). All products ordered
    in one order, are shipped to customer’s address (in India or outside) by a shipper in one shipment.
    Order can be paid using either Cash, Credit Card or Net Banking.

    There can be customers who may not have placed any order. Few customers would have cancelled
    their orders (As a whole order, no cancellation of individual item allowed). Few orders may be ‘In
    process’ status. There can also be products that were never purchased.

    Shippers use optimum sized cartons (boxes) to ship an order, based on the total volume of all
    products and their quantities. Dimensions of each product (L, W, H) is also stored in the database. To
    keep it simple, all products of an order are put in one single appropriately sized carton for shipping.

    You are hired by a chain of online retail stores “Reliant retail limited”. They provided you with
    “orders” database and seek answers to the following queries as the results from these queries will
    help the company in making data driven decisions that will impact the overall growth of the online
    retail store.

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    ER Diagram

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    1. Write a query to display carton id, (len*width*height) as carton_vol and identify the
    optimum carton (carton with the least volume whose volume is greater than the total
    volume of all items (len * width * height * product_quantity)) for a given order whose order
    id is 10006, Assume all items of an order are packed into one single carton (box). (1 ROW)
    [NOTE: CARTON TABLE] (6 marks)

    2. Write a query to display details (customer id,customer fullname,order id,product


    quantity) of customers who bought more than ten (i.e. total order qty) products per shipped

    order. (6 marks)

    (11 ROWS) [NOTE: TABLES TO BE USED - online_customer, order_header, order_items,]

    3. Write a query to display the order_id, customer id and cutomer full name of customers

    along with (product_quantity) as total quantity of products shipped for order ids > 10060. (6

    ROWS) (6 marks)

    [NOTE: TABLES TO BE USED - online_customer, order_header, order_items]

    4. Write a query to display product class description ,total quantity

    (sum(product_quantity),Total value (product_quantity * product price) and show which class

    of products have been shipped highest(Quantity) to countries outside India other than USA?

    Also show the total value of those items. (6 marks)

    (1 ROWS)[NOTE:PRODUCT TABLE,ADDRESS TABLE,ONLINE_CUSTOMER


    TABLE,ORDER_HEADER TABLE,ORDER_ITEMS TABLE,PRODUCT_CLASS TABLE]

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    PART 2:
    You are hired by a chain of online retail stores “Fastkart”. They have provided you with
    “Fastkart” database and seek answers to the following queries as the results from these
    queries will help the company in making data driven decisions that will impact the overall
    growth of the online retail stores.

    ER Diagram

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    5. Write a query to display ProductId, ProductName, CategoryName, Old_Price(price) and

    New_Price as per the following criteria

    a. If the category is “Motors”, decrease the price by 3000

    b. If the category is “Electronics”, increase the price by 50

    c. If the category is “Fashion”, increase the price by 150

    For the rest of the categories price remains same.

    Hint: Use case statement, there should be no permanent change done in table/DB.

    (57 Rows) ( 6 marks)

    [Note: products, categories]

    6. Display the percentage of females present among all Users. (Round up to 2 decimal places) Add “%”

    sign while displaying the percentage. (6 marks)

    (1 Row) [Note:

    users]

    7. Display the average balance for both card types for those records only where CVVNumber > 333
    and NameOnCard ends with the alphabet “e”.

    (2 Rows) [Note: carddetails] (7 marks)

    8. 8. What is the 2nd most valuable item available which does not belong to the “Motor” category.

    Value of an item = Price * QuantityAvailable. Display ProductName, CategoryName, value.

    (1 Row) (7 marks)

    [Note: products, categories]

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