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The document contains SQL queries and tables to analyze sales data. It creates tables for salesmen, customers, and orders. It then writes queries to: 1) Find customers who purchased between two dates excluding a specific date; 2) Find the cheapest customer by name and purchase amount; 3) Find the highest purchase amount for each customer on a given date with their ID and date.

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Lab

The document contains SQL queries and tables to analyze sales data. It creates tables for salesmen, customers, and orders. It then writes queries to: 1) Find customers who purchased between two dates excluding a specific date; 2) Find the cheapest customer by name and purchase amount; 3) Find the highest purchase amount for each customer on a given date with their ID and date.

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/* Find the customer who has the highest payment */

select * from customers;


select * from employees;
select * from orders;
select * from payments;

select customers.customerNumber,customerName, sum(amount)


from payments join customers
on customers.customerNumber = payments.customerNumber
where amount=(select max(amount) from payments)
group by customerNumber;

/* Find customers whose payments are greater than the average payment */
select avg(amount)
from payments;

select customers.customerNumber,customerName, payments.amount


from customers join payments
where amount> (select round(avg(amount)) from payments);

/* Find the maximum, minimum and average number of items in sale orders */

/* Find products whose buy prices are greater than the average buy price of all
productsin each product line */

/* Find sales orders whose total values are greater than 60k */

********************************************************************************

create table salesman (


salesman_id int(30) primary key,
name varchar(30),
city varchar(30),
commission decimal(3,2)
);

insert into salesman values


(5001,'James Hoog','New York',0.15),
(5002,'Nail Knite','paris',0.13),
(5005,'Pit Alex','London',0.11),
(5006,'Mc Lyon','Paris',0.14),
(5003,'Lauson Hen',null,0.12),
(5007,'Paul Adam','Rome',0.13);

create table customer (


customer_id int(30) primary key,
customer_name varchar(30),
city varchar(30),
grade int(20),
salesman_id int(30),
foreign key (salesman_id) references salesman(salesman_id)
);

insert into customer value


(3002,'Nick Rimando','New York',100,5001),
(3005,'Graham Zusi','California',200,5002),
(3001,'Brad Guzan','London',null ,null),
(3004,'Fabian Johnson','Paris',300,5006),
(3007,'Brad Davis','New York',200,5001),
(3009,'Geoff Cameron','Berlin',100,null),
(3008,'Julian Green','London',300,5002),
(3003,'Jozy Altidor','Moscow',200,5007);

create table orders(


order_no int (30) primary key,
purch_amt decimal(6,2),
order_date date,
customer_id int(30),
salesman_id int(30)
);

insert into orders values


(70001,150.5,"2016-10-05",3005,5002),
(70009,270.65,"2016-09-10",3001,null),
(70002,65.26,"2016-10-05",3002,5001),
(70004,110.5,"2016-08-17",3009,null),
(70007,948.5,"2016-09-10",3005,5002),
(70005,2400.6,"2016-07-27",3007,5001),
(70008,5760,"2016-09-10",3002,5001),
(70010,1983.43,"2016-10-10",3004,5006),
(70003,2480,"2016-10-10",3009,null),
(70012,250.45,"2016-06-27",3008,3002),
(70011,75.29,"2016-08-17",3003,5007);

select * from salesman;


select * from customer;
select * from orders;

/* Q.1 : Show all customer who purchased products from the date 17/08/2016 to
05/10/2016 except the 10/09/2016. */
select* from customer c inner join orders o
on o.customer_id = c.customer_id
where order_date between "2016-08-17" and "2016-10-05" and order_date <> "2016-09-
10" ;

/*Q.2 : Find the name and price of the cheapest buyer.*/


select customer.customer_name , min(purch_amt)
from customer inner join orders
on orders.customer_id = customer.customer_id;

/*Q3. Find the highest purchase amount ordered by the each customer on a particular
date with their ID, order date and highest purchase amount.*/
select customer.customer_id, orders.order_date , sum(orders.purch_amt) as Sum_amt
from customer inner join orders
on orders.customer_id = customer.customer_id
group by customer_id
order by Sum_amt desc;

/*Q4. Find the names of all customers along with the salesmen who works for them*/

select customer.customer_name from customer inner join salesman


on customer.salesman_id = salesman.salesman_id;

/*Q5. Display all the orders which values are greater than the average order value
for 10th October 2012*/

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