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Basketball and Hockey Player Queries

The document outlines tasks related to querying a Sports Teams Access Database, specifically focusing on retrieving information about Basketball and Hockey players based on various criteria. It includes designing SQL queries to filter players by sport and star ratings, as well as sorting the results. Additionally, it mentions adding a new player to the database with specific details.

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Basketball and Hockey Player Queries

The document outlines tasks related to querying a Sports Teams Access Database, specifically focusing on retrieving information about Basketball and Hockey players based on various criteria. It includes designing SQL queries to filter players by sport and star ratings, as well as sorting the results. Additionally, it mentions adding a new player to the database with specific details.

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Sports Teams – Part B

Task 1

Open the ‘Sports Teams Pupil’ Access Database.

Here, you will find a populated database with two linked tables – Team and Player.

Task 2

The client has requested a list of the first names and surnames of Basketball players.

a) Design your query in the table below:

Field(s) (SELECT) Firstname, surname, Sport


Table(s) FROM Team, Player
Search Criteria Sport = Basketball
WHERE
Sort Order

b) Implement the SQL query that will produce this list and copy/paste it below:

SELECT

FirstName,

Surname,

[Link]

FROM

Team,

Player

WHERE

Sport = "basketball"

AND Team.[Team ID] = Player.[Team ID];


c) Take a screenshot of the output from this query and paste it below:
Task 3

The client has requested a list of the forenames, surnames and star ratings of all Hockey players with
a rating of 3 or higher. This should be displayed in alphabetical order of player surname.

a) Design your query in the table below:

Field(s) Forenames, surnames and [star ratings]


Table(s) Team, Player
Search Criteria [star rating] >= 3
Sort Order ASC

b) Implement the SQL query that will produce this list and copy/paste it below:
c) Take a screenshot of the output from this query and paste it below:
Task 4

The client has requested a list including forenames, surnames and dates of birth of all basketball
players with a rating of 5. This list should display the youngest player first.

a) Design your query in the table below:

Field(s) Forename, Surname, [Date of Birth], [star rating]


Table(s) Team, Player
Search Criteria [star rating] = 5 AND sport = “basketball”
Sort Order ORDER BY [Date of Birth] DESC

b) Implement the SQL query that will produce this list and copy/paste it below:

SELECT

FirstName,

Surname,

[Date of Birth],

[Link],

[Star Rating],

FROM

Team,

Player

WHERE
[Link] = "basketball"

AND [Star Rating] = 5

AND Team.[Team ID] = Player.[Team ID]

ORDER BY [Date of Birth] DESC;

c) Take a screenshot of the output from this query and paste it below:

Task 5

A new player has joined the Killie Shooters (Team ID 112) – Derek Jackson has a star rating of 4 and
was born on 29th July 1998.

Implement the SQL statement to add this player to the database with an ID of 101.

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