DDL data definition language
drop table blah;
create table blah (blahid bigint, name varchar(10));
DML data manipulation language
CRUD operations:
C - create: insert records
R - retrieve: select records
U - update: update records
D - delete: delete records
insert into blah(blahid,name) values (1,'blah');
insert into blah(blahid,name) values (2,'glah');
insert into blah(blahid,name) values (3,'mlah');
insert into blah values (4,'klah');
select * from blah where blahid in (2,3);
update blah set name='qlah' where name='klah';
delete blah where blahid > 10;
avoid update and delete: they lose data.
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pevents(eid,typ,tim,empid,oid,topping,crust,price,size,custid)
---customer orders pizza:
insert into pevents(eid,typ,tim,empid,oid,topping,crust,price,size,custid)
values(1,'order',now(),null,2332,'cheese','thin',5.99,'med',123)
---pizza starts being prepared.
insert into pevents(eid,typ,tim,empid,oid)
values(2,'prepare',now(),2523,2332,,,,)
---in oven
insert into pevents(eid,typ,tim,empid,oid,topping,crust,price,size)
values(3,'inoven',now(),2624,2332)
---is ready (out of oven)
insert into pevents(eid,typ,tim,empid,oid,topping,crust,price,size)
values(4,'ready',now(),26445,2332)
---picked up
insert into pevents(eid,typ,tim,empid,oid)
values(5,'pickedup',now(),2644545,2332)
---what's the average time to prepare a pizza?
with avgtim as (
select oid,max(tim)-min(tim) as len
from pevents
where typ in ('prepare','ready')
group by oid
)
select avg(len)
from avgtim
--- how many pizzas did customer 23253 order?
--- how many pizzas did customer 23253 pickup?
with custpickups as (
select oid,sum(case when typ='pickup' then 1 else 0 end) cnt,
max(custid) custid
from pevents
group by oid
having max(custid)===23253
)
select sum(cnt)
from custpickups
-----what percentage of the pizzas never gets picked up?
select (1 - sum(case when typ='pickup' then 1 else 0 end)/
sum(1.0) ) * 100.0 prcnt
from pevents
customer(custid,lname,fname,phone)
---find how many pizzas did john doe order?
select count(*)
from customer c
inner join pevents e
on c.custid=e.custid
where c.fname='john' and c.lname='doe'
and e.typ='order'
---find customers who never ordered a pizza?
select c.*
from customer c
left outer join pevents e
on c.custid=e.custid and e.typ='order'
where e.eid is null --right table has nothing.
---rank (numeric) topings by popularity.
select topping, dense_rank( count(*) ) over () rnk
from pevents
where typ='order'
group by topping
order by 2 desc
---name of customer who never had a large pizza.
with custind as (
select custid,
max(case when size='lrg' then 1 else 0 end) ind
from pevents
where typ='order'
group by custid
)
select b.lname,b.fname
from custind a
inner join customer b
on a.custid=b.custid
where a.ind=0
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date, interest rates records, region, systemid
for same date, always prefer systemid=MAIN over
everything else, and always pick region NY over
everything else.
with data as (
select a.*,
row_number() over (partition By date
order by (case when systemid='MAIN' then 1 else 2 end),
(case when region='NY' then 1 else 2 end) ) rn
from rates
)
select *
from data
where rn=1
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