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    Airlock-On-Edge Woolf University

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    This document contains a quiz on SQL concepts and example SQL queries on sample tables in a farmers market database. The quiz questions cover SQL concepts like primary keys, foreign keys, and data types. The example queries demonstrate how to select, filter, sort and limit data from tables like products, vendor assignments, and customer purchases. Functions like round, ceil, and floor are also used to format numeric values in the result sets.

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    Airlock-On-Edge Woolf University

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    This document contains a quiz on SQL concepts and example SQL queries on sample tables in a farmers market database. The quiz questions cover SQL concepts like primary keys, foreign keys, and data types. The example queries demonstrate how to select, filter, sort and limit data from tables like products, vendor assignments, and customer purchases. Functions like round, ceil, and floor are also used to format numeric values in the result sets.

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    This document contains a quiz on SQL concepts and example SQL queries on sample tables in a farmers market database. The quiz questions cover SQL concepts like primary keys, foreign keys, and data types. The example queries demonstrate how to select, filter, sort and limit data from tables like products, vendor assignments, and customer purchases. Functions like round, ceil, and floor are also used to format numeric values in the result sets.

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    This document contains a quiz on SQL concepts and example SQL queries on sample tables in a farmers market database. The quiz questions cover SQL concepts like primary keys, foreign keys, and data types. The example queries demonstrate how to select, filter, sort and limit data from tables like products, vendor assignments, and customer purchases. Functions like round, ceil, and floor are also used to format numeric values in the result sets.

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    SQL-1

    Quiz
    • Cus_id in a Customer table is Primary_key, Candidate_key and also a Super_key?
    • True - correct
    • False
    • All Super keys are Candidate keys?
    • True
    • False - correct
    • Mobile brand is left table, mobile phone model details is right table. What is the kind of relation between the two?
    • Many to Many
    • One to One
    • One to Many - correct
    • Many to One
    • Which of the 2 statements are right? 1. Primary key cannot be a duplicate 2. Primary key can have NULL values?
    • 1 - correct
    • 2
    • 1 and 2 are right
    • Neither are right
    • SQL does not support Databases where the data is stored as key-value pairs?
    • True - correct
    • False
    Get all the products available in the market .
    SELECT * FROM `farmers_market.product`
    Select five product IDs and their associated product
    names from the product table.

    SELECT product_id, product_name, product_size


    FROM `farmers_market.product`
    LIMIT 10

    If I ask you to skip the first 2 records and display the 10


    rows afterwards?

    SELECT product_id, product_name, product_size


    FROM `farmers_market.product`
    LIMIT 10
    OFFSET 2
    Sort this entire data in ascending order of by a particular
    column, in this case ‘product_id’

    SELECT product_id, product_name, product_size


    FROM `farmers_market.product`
    ORDER BY product_id DESC

    Show only the first 10 of the sorted data

    SELECT product_id, product_name, product_size


    FROM `farmers_market.product`
    ORDER BY product_id DESC
    LIMIT 10
    Question: Explore vendor_booth_assignments.
    List down 10 rows of farmer’s market vendor booth assignments, displaying the
    market date, vendor ID, and booth number from the vendor_booth_assignments
    table.

    SELECT
    market_date,
    vendor_id,
    booth_number
    FROM
    farmers_market.vendor_booth_assignments
    LIMIT 10

    Sort the data by date.


    SELECT
    market_date,
    vendor_id,
    booth_number
    FROM
    farmers_market.vendor_booth_assignments
    ORDER BY market_date
    Limit 10
    For each market_date in the vendor_booth_invetory, sort
    the data by market date in ascending order and
    vendor_id in descending order.
    SELECT market_date,
    vendor_id,
    booth_number
    FROM
    farmers_market.vendor_booth_assignments
    ORDER BY market_date, vendor_id DESC
    Question: In the customer purchases, we have quantity and cost
    per qty separate,

    Query the total amount that the customer has paid along with
    date, customer id, vendor_id, qty, cost per qty and the total amt.?

    SELECT # With Alias


    market_date, SELECT
    customer_id, market_date,
    vendor_id, customer_id,
    quantity, vendor_id,
    cost_to_customer_per_qty, quantity,
    quantity * cost_to_customer_per_qty cost_to_customer_per_qty,
    FROM farmers_market.customer_purchases (quantity * cost_to_customer_per_qty) as price
    FROM farmers_market.customer_purchases
    Round off all the values in the result set to 2 decimal
    places?
    SELECT
    market_date,
    customer_id,
    vendor_id,
    ROUND(quantity * cost_to_customer_per_qty, 2) AS price
    FROM farmers_market.customer_purchases

    Other function like ceil, floor


    SELECT
    market_date,
    customer_id,
    vendor_id,
    ROUND(quantity * cost_to_customer_per_qty, 2) AS price
    ceil(quantity * cost_to_customer_per_qty) AS price_ceil
    floor(quantity * cost_to_customer_per_qty) AS price_floor
    FROM farmers_market.customer_purchases

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