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Given the scenario of tracking store gift cards that includes these tables: GIFT_CARD(CardNo, StoreName, Value, ActivationDate) PURCHASE(TransactionID, tDate, Amt, Balance,CardNo) 1. Construct the SQL statement to answer this query: What stores [list name only] have gift cards (no duplicates)? 2. Construct the SQL statement to answer this query: What stores that offer gift cards have names with ‘mart’ in them? 3. Construct the SQL statement to answer this query: Which stores have gift cards with values greater than $500 that were activated on Valentine’s Day (02/14/2022)? 4. Construct the SQL statement to answer this query: What was the amount of the largest purchase made? 5. -Construct the SQL statement to answer this query: List all information about all gift cards. 6. Construct the SQL statement to answer this query: List purchases by date in chronological order. Construct the SQL statement to answer this query: How many purchases [i.e. purchase transactions] were made on the last day of the year [12/31/2022]? What stores have total purchase transaction amounts greater than $5000? |
-Construct the SQL statement to answer this query:
List the gift card information and remaining balance for all gift cards that have been used to make purchases as well as the gift card information for cards that have not been used (have no purchases).
-Construct the SQL statement to answer this query:
List the name of the store, the original value of the card and the balance of all gift cards that have been used (those with purchase transactions).
-Construct the SQL statement to answer this query:
What was the total amount of purchases made every day (for each date)?
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-- 1) What stores [list name only] have gift cards (no duplicates)?
SELECT DISTINCT(StoreName)
FROM GIFT_CARD;
-- 2) What stores that offer gift cards have names with ‘mart’ in them?
SELECT StoreName
FROM GIFT_CARD
WHERE StoreName LIKE '%mart%';
-- 3) Which stores have gift cards with values greater than $500 that were activated on Valentine’s Day (02/14/2022)?
SELECT StoreName
FROM GIFT_CARD
WHERE Value>=500 AND ActivationDate = '02/14/2022';
--4) What was the amount of the largest purchase made?
SELECT MAX(Amt)
FROM PURACHASE;
--5) List all information about all gift cards.
SELECT *
FROM GIFT_CARD;
--6) List purchases by date in chronological order.
SELECT *
FROM PURCHASE
ORDER BY Tdate;
-- 7) How many purchases [i.e. purchase transactions] were made on the last day of the year [12/31/2022]?
SELECT COUNT(*)
FROM PURCHASE
WHERE Tdate = '12/31/2022';
--8) What stores have total purchase transaction amounts greater than $5000?
SELECT StoreName
FROM GIFT_CARD G, PURCHASE P
WHERE G.CardNo = P.CardNo
GROUP BY G.CardNo, StoreName
HAVING SUM(Amt)>5000;
--9) List the gift card information and remaining balance for all gift cards that have been used to make purchases as well as the gift card information for cards that have not been used (have no purchases).
SELECT G.*, balance
FROM GIFT_CARD G, PURCHASE P
WHERE G.CardNo = P.CardNo;
--10) List the name of the store, the original value of the card and the balance of all gift cards that have been used (those with purchase transactions).
SELECT G.StoreName, G.Value, P.balance
FROM GIFT_CARD G, PURCHASE P
WHERE G.CardNo = P.CardNo;
--11) What was the total amount of purchases made every day (for each date)?
SELECT Tdate, SUM(Amt)
FROM PURCHASE
GROUP BY Tdate;
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