1sf/bird-sql-train-with-schema huggingface dataset:
Database: regional_sales
Tables: Customers, Products, Regions, Sales Team, Store Locations, Sales Orders
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CustomerID, 0, Customer Names, 1, ProductID, 1, Product Name, 2, StateCode, 2, State, 2, Region, 3, SalesTeamID, 3, Sales Team, 3, Region, 4, StoreID, 4, City Name, 4, County, 4, StateCode, 4, State, 4, Type, 4, Latitude, 4, Longitude, 4, AreaCode, 4, Population, 4, Household Income, 4, Median Income, 4, Land Area, 4, Water Area, 4, Time Zone, 5, OrderNumber, 5, Sales Channel, 5, WarehouseCode, 5, ProcuredDate, 5, OrderDate, 5, ShipDate, 5, DeliveryDate, 5, CurrencyCode, 5, _SalesTeamID, 5, _CustomerID, 5, _StoreID, 5, _ProductID, 5, Order Quantity, 5, Discount Applied, 5, Unit Price, 5, Unit Cost
Question: Among sales teams in Midwest region, which sales team has an order quantity greater than 5?
Evidence: order quantity greater than 5 refers to Order Quantity > 5
SQL: SELECT DISTINCT T2.`Sales Team` FROM `Sales Orders` AS T1 INNER JOIN `Sales Team` AS T2 ON T2.SalesTeamID = T1._SalesTeamID WHERE T2.Region = 'Midwest' AND T1.`Order Quantity` > 5
Database: regional_sales
Tables: Customers, Products, Regions, Sales Team, Store Locations, Sales Orders
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CustomerID, 0, Customer Names, 1, ProductID, 1, Product Name, 2, StateCode, 2, State, 2, Region, 3, SalesTeamID, 3, Sales Team, 3, Region, 4, StoreID, 4, City Name, 4, County, 4, StateCode, 4, State, 4, Type, 4, Latitude, 4, Longitude, 4, AreaCode, 4, Population, 4, Household Income, 4, Median Income, 4, Land Area, 4, Water Area, 4, Time Zone, 5, OrderNumber, 5, Sales Channel, 5, WarehouseCode, 5, ProcuredDate, 5, OrderDate, 5, ShipDate, 5, DeliveryDate, 5, CurrencyCode, 5, _SalesTeamID, 5, _CustomerID, 5, _StoreID, 5, _ProductID, 5, Order Quantity, 5, Discount Applied, 5, Unit Price, 5, Unit Cost
Question: Please indicate store id in the state of California that have been applied 20% discount in store.
Evidence: "California" is the name of State; in store refers to Sales Channel = 'In-Store'; 20% discount refers to Discount Applied = '0.2'
SQL: SELECT T FROM ( SELECT DISTINCT CASE  WHEN T2.State = 'California' AND T1.`Sales Channel` = 'In-Store' AND T1.`Discount Applied` = 0.2 THEN T2.StoreID END AS T FROM `Sales Orders` T1 INNER JOIN `Store Locations` T2 ON T2.StoreID = T1._StoreID ) WHERE T IS NOT NULL
Database: regional_sales
Tables: Customers, Products, Regions, Sales Team, Store Locations, Sales Orders
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CustomerID, 0, Customer Names, 1, ProductID, 1, Product Name, 2, StateCode, 2, State, 2, Region, 3, SalesTeamID, 3, Sales Team, 3, Region, 4, StoreID, 4, City Name, 4, County, 4, StateCode, 4, State, 4, Type, 4, Latitude, 4, Longitude, 4, AreaCode, 4, Population, 4, Household Income, 4, Median Income, 4, Land Area, 4, Water Area, 4, Time Zone, 5, OrderNumber, 5, Sales Channel, 5, WarehouseCode, 5, ProcuredDate, 5, OrderDate, 5, ShipDate, 5, DeliveryDate, 5, CurrencyCode, 5, _SalesTeamID, 5, _CustomerID, 5, _StoreID, 5, _ProductID, 5, Order Quantity, 5, Discount Applied, 5, Unit Price, 5, Unit Cost
Question: List the name of the customer with the most number of order quantity from 2018 to 2020.
Evidence: name of customer refers to Customer Names; from 2018 to 2020 refers to OrderDate between '1/1/2018' and '31/12/2020'; most number of order quantity refers to Order Quantity = 8
SQL: SELECT T1.`Customer Names` FROM Customers AS T1 INNER JOIN `Sales Orders` AS T2 ON T2._CustomerID = T1.CustomerID WHERE T2.OrderDate LIKE '%/%/18' OR T2.OrderDate LIKE '%/%/19' OR T2.OrderDate LIKE '%/%/20' ORDER BY T2.`Order Quantity` DESC LIMIT 1
Database: regional_sales
Tables: Customers, Products, Regions, Sales Team, Store Locations, Sales Orders
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CustomerID, 0, Customer Names, 1, ProductID, 1, Product Name, 2, StateCode, 2, State, 2, Region, 3, SalesTeamID, 3, Sales Team, 3, Region, 4, StoreID, 4, City Name, 4, County, 4, StateCode, 4, State, 4, Type, 4, Latitude, 4, Longitude, 4, AreaCode, 4, Population, 4, Household Income, 4, Median Income, 4, Land Area, 4, Water Area, 4, Time Zone, 5, OrderNumber, 5, Sales Channel, 5, WarehouseCode, 5, ProcuredDate, 5, OrderDate, 5, ShipDate, 5, DeliveryDate, 5, CurrencyCode, 5, _SalesTeamID, 5, _CustomerID, 5, _StoreID, 5, _ProductID, 5, Order Quantity, 5, Discount Applied, 5, Unit Price, 5, Unit Cost
Question: Please indicate total order quantity of product Candles and calculate the percentage of such product among all the orders.
Evidence: total order quantity refers to Sum (Order Quantity); 'Candles' is the Products Name; percentage = Divide (Sum(Order Quantity where Product Name = 'Candles'), Sum(Order Quantity)) * 100
SQL: SELECT SUM(CASE WHEN T1.`Product Name` = 'Candles' THEN T2.`Order Quantity` ELSE 0 END), CAST(SUM(CASE WHEN T1.`Product Name` = 'Candles' THEN T2.`Order Quantity` ELSE 0 END) AS REAL) * 100 / SUM(T2.`Order Quantity`) FROM Products AS T1 INNER JOIN `Sales Orders` AS T2 ON T2._ProductID = T1.ProductID INNER JOIN `Store Locations` AS T3 ON T3.StoreID = T2._StoreID
Database: regional_sales
Tables: Customers, Products, Regions, Sales Team, Store Locations, Sales Orders
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CustomerID, 0, Customer Names, 1, ProductID, 1, Product Name, 2, StateCode, 2, State, 2, Region, 3, SalesTeamID, 3, Sales Team, 3, Region, 4, StoreID, 4, City Name, 4, County, 4, StateCode, 4, State, 4, Type, 4, Latitude, 4, Longitude, 4, AreaCode, 4, Population, 4, Household Income, 4, Median Income, 4, Land Area, 4, Water Area, 4, Time Zone, 5, OrderNumber, 5, Sales Channel, 5, WarehouseCode, 5, ProcuredDate, 5, OrderDate, 5, ShipDate, 5, DeliveryDate, 5, CurrencyCode, 5, _SalesTeamID, 5, _CustomerID, 5, _StoreID, 5, _ProductID, 5, Order Quantity, 5, Discount Applied, 5, Unit Price, 5, Unit Cost
Question: Which region is Joshua Bennet located in?
Evidence: "Joshua Bennett" is the name of Sales Team
SQL: SELECT T FROM ( SELECT DISTINCT CASE  WHEN `Sales Team` = 'Joshua Bennett' THEN Region ELSE NULL END AS T FROM `Sales Team` ) WHERE T IS NOT NULL
Database: regional_sales
Tables: Customers, Products, Regions, Sales Team, Store Locations, Sales Orders
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CustomerID, 0, Customer Names, 1, ProductID, 1, Product Name, 2, StateCode, 2, State, 2, Region, 3, SalesTeamID, 3, Sales Team, 3, Region, 4, StoreID, 4, City Name, 4, County, 4, StateCode, 4, State, 4, Type, 4, Latitude, 4, Longitude, 4, AreaCode, 4, Population, 4, Household Income, 4, Median Income, 4, Land Area, 4, Water Area, 4, Time Zone, 5, OrderNumber, 5, Sales Channel, 5, WarehouseCode, 5, ProcuredDate, 5, OrderDate, 5, ShipDate, 5, DeliveryDate, 5, CurrencyCode, 5, _SalesTeamID, 5, _CustomerID, 5, _StoreID, 5, _ProductID, 5, Order Quantity, 5, Discount Applied, 5, Unit Price, 5, Unit Cost
Question: What is the store id of the store located in the most populous county?
Evidence: most populous country refers to Max(Population)
SQL: SELECT CASE WHEN MAX(Population) THEN StoreID END FROM `Store Locations`
Database: regional_sales
Tables: Customers, Products, Regions, Sales Team, Store Locations, Sales Orders
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CustomerID, 0, Customer Names, 1, ProductID, 1, Product Name, 2, StateCode, 2, State, 2, Region, 3, SalesTeamID, 3, Sales Team, 3, Region, 4, StoreID, 4, City Name, 4, County, 4, StateCode, 4, State, 4, Type, 4, Latitude, 4, Longitude, 4, AreaCode, 4, Population, 4, Household Income, 4, Median Income, 4, Land Area, 4, Water Area, 4, Time Zone, 5, OrderNumber, 5, Sales Channel, 5, WarehouseCode, 5, ProcuredDate, 5, OrderDate, 5, ShipDate, 5, DeliveryDate, 5, CurrencyCode, 5, _SalesTeamID, 5, _CustomerID, 5, _StoreID, 5, _ProductID, 5, Order Quantity, 5, Discount Applied, 5, Unit Price, 5, Unit Cost
Question: What is the type of store located in the city with the highest amount of water area?
Evidence: type of store in City refers to Type = 'City'; highest amount of water area refers to Max(Water Area)
SQL: SELECT CASE WHEN MAX(`Water Area`) THEN Type END FROM `Store Locations`
Database: regional_sales
Tables: Customers, Products, Regions, Sales Team, Store Locations, Sales Orders
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CustomerID, 0, Customer Names, 1, ProductID, 1, Product Name, 2, StateCode, 2, State, 2, Region, 3, SalesTeamID, 3, Sales Team, 3, Region, 4, StoreID, 4, City Name, 4, County, 4, StateCode, 4, State, 4, Type, 4, Latitude, 4, Longitude, 4, AreaCode, 4, Population, 4, Household Income, 4, Median Income, 4, Land Area, 4, Water Area, 4, Time Zone, 5, OrderNumber, 5, Sales Channel, 5, WarehouseCode, 5, ProcuredDate, 5, OrderDate, 5, ShipDate, 5, DeliveryDate, 5, CurrencyCode, 5, _SalesTeamID, 5, _CustomerID, 5, _StoreID, 5, _ProductID, 5, Order Quantity, 5, Discount Applied, 5, Unit Price, 5, Unit Cost
Question: How many online orders were shipped during the month of June 2018?
Evidence: online orders refers to Sales Channel = 'Online'; shipped during the month of June 2018 refers to SUBSTR(ShipDate, 1, 1) = '6' AND SUBSTR(ShipDate,-2) = '18'
SQL: SELECT SUM(IIF(ShipDate LIKE '6/%/18' AND `Sales Channel` = 'Online', 1, 0)) FROM `Sales Orders`
Database: regional_sales
Tables: Customers, Products, Regions, Sales Team, Store Locations, Sales Orders
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CustomerID, 0, Customer Names, 1, ProductID, 1, Product Name, 2, StateCode, 2, State, 2, Region, 3, SalesTeamID, 3, Sales Team, 3, Region, 4, StoreID, 4, City Name, 4, County, 4, StateCode, 4, State, 4, Type, 4, Latitude, 4, Longitude, 4, AreaCode, 4, Population, 4, Household Income, 4, Median Income, 4, Land Area, 4, Water Area, 4, Time Zone, 5, OrderNumber, 5, Sales Channel, 5, WarehouseCode, 5, ProcuredDate, 5, OrderDate, 5, ShipDate, 5, DeliveryDate, 5, CurrencyCode, 5, _SalesTeamID, 5, _CustomerID, 5, _StoreID, 5, _ProductID, 5, Order Quantity, 5, Discount Applied, 5, Unit Price, 5, Unit Cost
Question: How much is the discount applied to the order with the highest unit price?
Evidence: highest unit price refers to Max(Unit Price)
SQL: SELECT `Discount Applied` FROM `Sales Orders` WHERE REPLACE(`Unit Price`, ',', '') = ( SELECT REPLACE(`Unit Price`, ',', '') FROM `Sales Orders` ORDER BY REPLACE(`Unit Price`, ',', '') DESC LIMIT 1 ) ORDER BY REPLACE(`Unit Price`, ',', '') DESC LIMIT 1
Database: regional_sales
Tables: Customers, Products, Regions, Sales Team, Store Locations, Sales Orders
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CustomerID, 0, Customer Names, 1, ProductID, 1, Product Name, 2, StateCode, 2, State, 2, Region, 3, SalesTeamID, 3, Sales Team, 3, Region, 4, StoreID, 4, City Name, 4, County, 4, StateCode, 4, State, 4, Type, 4, Latitude, 4, Longitude, 4, AreaCode, 4, Population, 4, Household Income, 4, Median Income, 4, Land Area, 4, Water Area, 4, Time Zone, 5, OrderNumber, 5, Sales Channel, 5, WarehouseCode, 5, ProcuredDate, 5, OrderDate, 5, ShipDate, 5, DeliveryDate, 5, CurrencyCode, 5, _SalesTeamID, 5, _CustomerID, 5, _StoreID, 5, _ProductID, 5, Order Quantity, 5, Discount Applied, 5, Unit Price, 5, Unit Cost
Question: What is the name of the product with the highest net profit?
Evidence: highest net profit = Max(Subtract (Unit Price, Unit Cost)); name of product refers to Product Name
SQL: SELECT T2.`Product Name` FROM `Sales Orders` AS T1 INNER JOIN Products AS T2 ON T2.ProductID = T1._ProductID ORDER BY REPLACE(T1.`Unit Price`, ',', '') - REPLACE(T1.`Unit Cost`, ',', '') DESC LIMIT 1
Database: regional_sales
Tables: Customers, Products, Regions, Sales Team, Store Locations, Sales Orders
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CustomerID, 0, Customer Names, 1, ProductID, 1, Product Name, 2, StateCode, 2, State, 2, Region, 3, SalesTeamID, 3, Sales Team, 3, Region, 4, StoreID, 4, City Name, 4, County, 4, StateCode, 4, State, 4, Type, 4, Latitude, 4, Longitude, 4, AreaCode, 4, Population, 4, Household Income, 4, Median Income, 4, Land Area, 4, Water Area, 4, Time Zone, 5, OrderNumber, 5, Sales Channel, 5, WarehouseCode, 5, ProcuredDate, 5, OrderDate, 5, ShipDate, 5, DeliveryDate, 5, CurrencyCode, 5, _SalesTeamID, 5, _CustomerID, 5, _StoreID, 5, _ProductID, 5, Order Quantity, 5, Discount Applied, 5, Unit Price, 5, Unit Cost
Question: In the Northeast region, what is the average household income for each city located in the state with the highest number of stores?
Evidence: average household income = Divide (Sum(Household Income), Count(City Name)); highest number of store refers to Max(Count(StoreID))
SQL: SELECT AVG(T2.`Household Income`) FROM Regions AS T1 INNER JOIN `Store Locations` AS T2 ON T2.StateCode = T1.StateCode WHERE T1.Region = 'Northeast' GROUP BY T2.State ORDER BY COUNT(T2.StoreID) DESC LIMIT 1
Database: regional_sales
Tables: Customers, Products, Regions, Sales Team, Store Locations, Sales Orders
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CustomerID, 0, Customer Names, 1, ProductID, 1, Product Name, 2, StateCode, 2, State, 2, Region, 3, SalesTeamID, 3, Sales Team, 3, Region, 4, StoreID, 4, City Name, 4, County, 4, StateCode, 4, State, 4, Type, 4, Latitude, 4, Longitude, 4, AreaCode, 4, Population, 4, Household Income, 4, Median Income, 4, Land Area, 4, Water Area, 4, Time Zone, 5, OrderNumber, 5, Sales Channel, 5, WarehouseCode, 5, ProcuredDate, 5, OrderDate, 5, ShipDate, 5, DeliveryDate, 5, CurrencyCode, 5, _SalesTeamID, 5, _CustomerID, 5, _StoreID, 5, _ProductID, 5, Order Quantity, 5, Discount Applied, 5, Unit Price, 5, Unit Cost
Question: In which region can you find the stores located in the state whose median income is no more than 30,000?
Evidence: median income no more than 30,000 refers to Median Income < 30,000
SQL: SELECT T FROM ( SELECT DISTINCT CASE  WHEN T2.`Median Income` < 30000 THEN T1.Region END AS T FROM Regions T1 INNER JOIN `Store Locations` T2 ON T2.StateCode = T1.StateCode ) WHERE T IS NOT NULL
Database: regional_sales
Tables: Customers, Products, Regions, Sales Team, Store Locations, Sales Orders
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CustomerID, 0, Customer Names, 1, ProductID, 1, Product Name, 2, StateCode, 2, State, 2, Region, 3, SalesTeamID, 3, Sales Team, 3, Region, 4, StoreID, 4, City Name, 4, County, 4, StateCode, 4, State, 4, Type, 4, Latitude, 4, Longitude, 4, AreaCode, 4, Population, 4, Household Income, 4, Median Income, 4, Land Area, 4, Water Area, 4, Time Zone, 5, OrderNumber, 5, Sales Channel, 5, WarehouseCode, 5, ProcuredDate, 5, OrderDate, 5, ShipDate, 5, DeliveryDate, 5, CurrencyCode, 5, _SalesTeamID, 5, _CustomerID, 5, _StoreID, 5, _ProductID, 5, Order Quantity, 5, Discount Applied, 5, Unit Price, 5, Unit Cost
Question: In the West, how many stores are there in the city whose land area is below 20,000,000?
Evidence: "West" is the Region; land area is below 20,000,000 refers to Land Area < 20,000,000
SQL: SELECT SUM(CASE WHEN T1.Region = 'West' AND T2.`Land Area` < 20000000 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) FROM Regions AS T1 INNER JOIN `Store Locations` AS T2 ON T2.StateCode = T1.StateCode
Database: regional_sales
Tables: Customers, Products, Regions, Sales Team, Store Locations, Sales Orders
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CustomerID, 0, Customer Names, 1, ProductID, 1, Product Name, 2, StateCode, 2, State, 2, Region, 3, SalesTeamID, 3, Sales Team, 3, Region, 4, StoreID, 4, City Name, 4, County, 4, StateCode, 4, State, 4, Type, 4, Latitude, 4, Longitude, 4, AreaCode, 4, Population, 4, Household Income, 4, Median Income, 4, Land Area, 4, Water Area, 4, Time Zone, 5, OrderNumber, 5, Sales Channel, 5, WarehouseCode, 5, ProcuredDate, 5, OrderDate, 5, ShipDate, 5, DeliveryDate, 5, CurrencyCode, 5, _SalesTeamID, 5, _CustomerID, 5, _StoreID, 5, _ProductID, 5, Order Quantity, 5, Discount Applied, 5, Unit Price, 5, Unit Cost
Question: What is the name of the customer who purchased the product with the highest net profiit?
Evidence: highest net profit = Max(Subtract (Unit Price, Unit Cost)); name of customer refers to Customer Names
SQL: SELECT `Customer Names` FROM ( SELECT T1.`Customer Names`, T2.`Unit Price` - T2.`Unit Cost` AS "net profit" FROM Customers T1 INNER JOIN `Sales Orders` T2 ON T2._CustomerID = T1.CustomerID ) ORDER BY `net profit` DESC LIMIT 1
Database: regional_sales
Tables: Customers, Products, Regions, Sales Team, Store Locations, Sales Orders
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CustomerID, 0, Customer Names, 1, ProductID, 1, Product Name, 2, StateCode, 2, State, 2, Region, 3, SalesTeamID, 3, Sales Team, 3, Region, 4, StoreID, 4, City Name, 4, County, 4, StateCode, 4, State, 4, Type, 4, Latitude, 4, Longitude, 4, AreaCode, 4, Population, 4, Household Income, 4, Median Income, 4, Land Area, 4, Water Area, 4, Time Zone, 5, OrderNumber, 5, Sales Channel, 5, WarehouseCode, 5, ProcuredDate, 5, OrderDate, 5, ShipDate, 5, DeliveryDate, 5, CurrencyCode, 5, _SalesTeamID, 5, _CustomerID, 5, _StoreID, 5, _ProductID, 5, Order Quantity, 5, Discount Applied, 5, Unit Price, 5, Unit Cost
Question: In 2019, how many orders were shipped by the sales team with the highest number of orders in the said year? Provide the name of the sales team.
Evidence: shipped refers to ShipDate; in 2019 refers to shipped in 2019 refers to SUBSTR(ShipDate, -2) = '19'; order in the said year refers to SUBSTR(OrderDate, -2) = '19'; highest number of order refers to Max(Count(OrderNumber))
SQL: SELECT COUNT(T1.OrderNumber), T2.`Sales Team` FROM `Sales Orders` AS T1 INNER JOIN `Sales Team` AS T2 ON T2.SalesTeamID = T1._SalesTeamID WHERE T1.OrderDate LIKE '%/%/19' AND T1.ShipDate LIKE '%/%/19' GROUP BY T2.`Sales Team` ORDER BY COUNT(T1.OrderNumber) DESC LIMIT 1
Database: regional_sales
Tables: Customers, Products, Regions, Sales Team, Store Locations, Sales Orders
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CustomerID, 0, Customer Names, 1, ProductID, 1, Product Name, 2, StateCode, 2, State, 2, Region, 3, SalesTeamID, 3, Sales Team, 3, Region, 4, StoreID, 4, City Name, 4, County, 4, StateCode, 4, State, 4, Type, 4, Latitude, 4, Longitude, 4, AreaCode, 4, Population, 4, Household Income, 4, Median Income, 4, Land Area, 4, Water Area, 4, Time Zone, 5, OrderNumber, 5, Sales Channel, 5, WarehouseCode, 5, ProcuredDate, 5, OrderDate, 5, ShipDate, 5, DeliveryDate, 5, CurrencyCode, 5, _SalesTeamID, 5, _CustomerID, 5, _StoreID, 5, _ProductID, 5, Order Quantity, 5, Discount Applied, 5, Unit Price, 5, Unit Cost
Question: Among the products with an order quantity of no less than 5 that was shipped in the month of May 2019, what is the name of the product with the lowest net profit?
Evidence: order quantity of no less than 5 refers to Order Quantity > 5; shipped in the month of May 2019 refers to ShipDate LIKE '5/%/19'; lowest net profit = Min(Subtract(Unit Price, Unit Cost)); name of product refers to Products Name
SQL: SELECT T2.`Product Name` FROM `Sales Orders` AS T1 INNER JOIN Products AS T2 ON T2.ProductID = T1._ProductID WHERE T1.`Order Quantity` > 5 AND ShipDate LIKE '5/%/19' ORDER BY REPLACE(T1.`Unit Price`, ',', '') - REPLACE(T1.`Unit Cost`, ',', '') ASC LIMIT 1
Database: regional_sales
Tables: Customers, Products, Regions, Sales Team, Store Locations, Sales Orders
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CustomerID, 0, Customer Names, 1, ProductID, 1, Product Name, 2, StateCode, 2, State, 2, Region, 3, SalesTeamID, 3, Sales Team, 3, Region, 4, StoreID, 4, City Name, 4, County, 4, StateCode, 4, State, 4, Type, 4, Latitude, 4, Longitude, 4, AreaCode, 4, Population, 4, Household Income, 4, Median Income, 4, Land Area, 4, Water Area, 4, Time Zone, 5, OrderNumber, 5, Sales Channel, 5, WarehouseCode, 5, ProcuredDate, 5, OrderDate, 5, ShipDate, 5, DeliveryDate, 5, CurrencyCode, 5, _SalesTeamID, 5, _CustomerID, 5, _StoreID, 5, _ProductID, 5, Order Quantity, 5, Discount Applied, 5, Unit Price, 5, Unit Cost
Question: What is the detailed coordinates of the store where the product with the 4th highest profit were purchased from?
Evidence: detailed coordinates refers to Latitude, Longitude; highest net profit = Max(Subtract(Unit Price, Unit Cost))
SQL: SELECT T2.Latitude, T2.Longitude FROM `Sales Orders` AS T1 INNER JOIN `Store Locations` AS T2 ON T2.StoreID = T1._StoreID ORDER BY REPLACE(T1.`Unit Price`, ',', '') - REPLACE(T1.`Unit Cost`, ',', '') DESC LIMIT 3, 1
Database: regional_sales
Tables: Customers, Products, Regions, Sales Team, Store Locations, Sales Orders
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CustomerID, 0, Customer Names, 1, ProductID, 1, Product Name, 2, StateCode, 2, State, 2, Region, 3, SalesTeamID, 3, Sales Team, 3, Region, 4, StoreID, 4, City Name, 4, County, 4, StateCode, 4, State, 4, Type, 4, Latitude, 4, Longitude, 4, AreaCode, 4, Population, 4, Household Income, 4, Median Income, 4, Land Area, 4, Water Area, 4, Time Zone, 5, OrderNumber, 5, Sales Channel, 5, WarehouseCode, 5, ProcuredDate, 5, OrderDate, 5, ShipDate, 5, DeliveryDate, 5, CurrencyCode, 5, _SalesTeamID, 5, _CustomerID, 5, _StoreID, 5, _ProductID, 5, Order Quantity, 5, Discount Applied, 5, Unit Price, 5, Unit Cost
Question: How many orders were shipped by the sales team with the highest amount of shipped orders in 2020? Give the name of the said sales team.
Evidence: shipped refers to ShipDate; in 2020 refers to SUBSTR(ShipDate, -2) = '20'; highest amount of shipped orders refers to Max(Count(OrderNumber))
SQL: SELECT COUNT(T1.OrderNumber), T2.`Sales Team` FROM `Sales Orders` AS T1 INNER JOIN `Sales Team` AS T2 ON T2.SalesTeamID = T1._SalesTeamID WHERE T1.ShipDate LIKE '%/%/20' GROUP BY T2.`Sales Team` ORDER BY COUNT(T1.OrderNumber) DESC LIMIT 1
Database: regional_sales
Tables: Customers, Products, Regions, Sales Team, Store Locations, Sales Orders
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CustomerID, 0, Customer Names, 1, ProductID, 1, Product Name, 2, StateCode, 2, State, 2, Region, 3, SalesTeamID, 3, Sales Team, 3, Region, 4, StoreID, 4, City Name, 4, County, 4, StateCode, 4, State, 4, Type, 4, Latitude, 4, Longitude, 4, AreaCode, 4, Population, 4, Household Income, 4, Median Income, 4, Land Area, 4, Water Area, 4, Time Zone, 5, OrderNumber, 5, Sales Channel, 5, WarehouseCode, 5, ProcuredDate, 5, OrderDate, 5, ShipDate, 5, DeliveryDate, 5, CurrencyCode, 5, _SalesTeamID, 5, _CustomerID, 5, _StoreID, 5, _ProductID, 5, Order Quantity, 5, Discount Applied, 5, Unit Price, 5, Unit Cost
Question: Between 2018 to 2020, what is the average amount of shipped orders per year under Carl Nguyen?
Evidence: shipped refers to ShipDate; between 2018 and 2020 refers to SUBSTR(ShipDate, -2) IN ('18', '19', '20'); 'Carl Nguyen' is the name of Sales Team; average shipped orders per year = Divide (Count(OrderNumber), 3)
SQL: SELECT CAST(COUNT(T1.OrderNumber) AS REAL) / 3 FROM `Sales Orders` AS T1 INNER JOIN `Sales Team` AS T2 ON T2.SalesTeamID = T1._SalesTeamID WHERE (T2.`Sales Team` = 'Carl Nguyen' AND ShipDate LIKE '%/%/18') OR (T2.`Sales Team` = 'Carl Nguyen' AND ShipDate LIKE '%/%/19') OR (T2.`Sales Team` = 'Carl Nguyen' AND ShipDate LIKE '%/%/20')
Database: regional_sales
Tables: Customers, Products, Regions, Sales Team, Store Locations, Sales Orders
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CustomerID, 0, Customer Names, 1, ProductID, 1, Product Name, 2, StateCode, 2, State, 2, Region, 3, SalesTeamID, 3, Sales Team, 3, Region, 4, StoreID, 4, City Name, 4, County, 4, StateCode, 4, State, 4, Type, 4, Latitude, 4, Longitude, 4, AreaCode, 4, Population, 4, Household Income, 4, Median Income, 4, Land Area, 4, Water Area, 4, Time Zone, 5, OrderNumber, 5, Sales Channel, 5, WarehouseCode, 5, ProcuredDate, 5, OrderDate, 5, ShipDate, 5, DeliveryDate, 5, CurrencyCode, 5, _SalesTeamID, 5, _CustomerID, 5, _StoreID, 5, _ProductID, 5, Order Quantity, 5, Discount Applied, 5, Unit Price, 5, Unit Cost
Question: What is the amount of discount applied to the product with the highest net profit and what is the name of the said product?
Evidence: highest net profit refers to Max(Subtract(Unit Price, Unit Cost)); name of product refers to Product Name
SQL: SELECT T1.`Unit Price` * T1.`Discount Applied`, T2.`Product Name` FROM `Sales Orders` AS T1 INNER JOIN Products AS T2 ON T2.ProductID = T1._ProductID ORDER BY REPLACE(T1.`Unit Price`, ',', '') - REPLACE(T1.`Unit Cost`, ',', '') DESC LIMIT 1