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Alexamara - SQL

The document contains 11 SQL queries to retrieve information from various database tables related to boat marinas and service requests. The queries return data such as boat owner information, boat and slip details grouped and filtered in various ways, counts of boats by type, aggregated estimated hours and costs by slip or category, and average boat lengths by marina.

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Alexamara - SQL

The document contains 11 SQL queries to retrieve information from various database tables related to boat marinas and service requests. The queries return data such as boat owner information, boat and slip details grouped and filtered in various ways, counts of boats by type, aggregated estimated hours and costs by slip or category, and average boat lengths by marina.

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1 List the Owner Number, Last Name, and First Name of every boat owner.

2 List the Last Name and First Name of every boat owner who lives in Bowton.
3 List the Last Name, First Name, and City of every boat owner who does not live in Bowton.
4 List the Marina Number, Slip Number, Boat Name, and Length for every slip whose length is
less than or equal to 30 feet. Sort the list in descending length.
5 List the Slip Number, Boat Name, and Marina Number of every boat located in Marina 2 with
Type like Dolphin.
6 List the Marina and Slip Number for all slips containing a boat with the Type Sprite 4000,
Sprite 3000, or Ray 4025.
7 How many Ray type boats are stored in both marinas? Format your result header as
COUNT_OF_BOATS.
8 List the Slip ID, Description, Estimated Hours, and Spent Hours of all service requests where
the estimated hours are between 2 and 6. Order the results by descending Spent Hours.
9 List the Slip ID and the total of the Estimated Hours for each item in the SERVICE_REQUEST
table. List only the Slips that have more than 7 total Estimated Hours, and rename the
aggregated function ESTIMATE_HOURS.
10 List the average length of all boats in each Marina. Your results should list each Marina and
the average of all boats as AVERAGE_LENGTH.
11 EXTRA CREDIT (worth additional 7pts): The Marina charges $50 per hour for labor. Using
the estimated hours in the SERVICE_REQUEST table, list the Category Number and the
product of all hours within that category group. Name the calculated column ESTIMATE_PAY.
=== #1 ===
SELECT OWNER_NUM, LAST_NAME, FIRST_NAME FROM OWNER
=== #2 ===
SELECT LAST_NAME, FIRST_NAME FROM OWNER WHERE (CITY = 'Bowton')
=== #3 ===
SELECT LAST_NAME, FIRST_NAME, CITY FROM OWNER WHERE (CITY <> 'Bowton')
==== # XXXXX ====
SELECT MARINA_NUM, SLIP_NUM, BOAT_NAME, LENGTH
FROM MARINA_SLIP
WHERE (LENGTH <= 30)
ORDER BY LENGTH DESC
===#5====
SELECT SLIP_NUM, BOAT_NAME, MARINA_NUM
FROM MARINA_SLIP
WHERE (MARINA_NUM = '2') AND (BOAT_TYPE LIKE 'Dolphin%')
=== #6 ===
SELECT SLIP_NUM, MARINA_NUM
FROM MARINA_SLIP
WHERE (BOAT_TYPE IN ('Sprite 4000', 'Sprite 3000', 'Ray 4025'))
=== #7 ====

SELECT COUNT(SLIP_ID) AS COUNT_OF_BOATS


FROM MARINA_SLIP
WHERE (BOAT_TYPE LIKE 'Ray%')
=== #8 ===
SELECT SLIP_ID, DESCRIPTION, EST_HOURS, SPENT_HOURS
FROM SERVICE_REQUEST
WHERE (SPENT_HOURS BETWEEN 2 AND 6)
ORDER BY SPENT_HOURS DESC
==== # XXXXX ====
SELECT SLIP_ID, SUM(EST_HOURS) AS ESTIMATED_HOURS
FROM SERVICE_REQUEST
GROUP BY SLIP_ID
HAVING (SUM(EST_HOURS) > 7)
==== # XXXXX =====
SELECT MARINA.NAME, AVG(MARINA_SLIP.LENGTH) AS AVERAGE_LENGTH
FROM MARINA INNER JOIN
MARINA_SLIP ON MARINA.MARINA_NUM = MARINA_SLIP.MARINA_NUM
GROUP BY MARINA.NAME
And...here is the extra credit answer:
SELECT CATEGORY_NUM, SUM(EST_HOURS * 50) AS EST_PAY
FROM SERVICE_REQUEST
GROUP BY CATEGORY_NUM

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