1sf/bird-sql-train-with-schema huggingface dataset:
Database: retails
Tables: customer, lineitem, nation, orders, part, partsupp, region, supplier
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, c_custkey, 0, c_mktsegment, 0, c_nationkey, 0, c_name, 0, c_address, 0, c_phone, 0, c_acctbal, 0, c_comment, 1, l_shipdate, 1, l_orderkey, 1, l_discount, 1, l_extendedprice, 1, l_suppkey, 1, l_quantity, 1, l_returnflag, 1, l_partkey, 1, l_linestatus, 1, l_tax, 1, l_commitdate, 1, l_receiptdate, 1, l_shipmode, 1, l_linenumber, 1, l_shipinstruct, 1, l_comment, 2, n_nationkey, 2, n_name, 2, n_regionkey, 2, n_comment, 3, o_orderdate, 3, o_orderkey, 3, o_custkey, 3, o_orderpriority, 3, o_shippriority, 3, o_clerk, 3, o_orderstatus, 3, o_totalprice, 3, o_comment, 4, p_partkey, 4, p_type, 4, p_size, 4, p_brand, 4, p_name, 4, p_container, 4, p_mfgr, 4, p_retailprice, 4, p_comment, 5, ps_partkey, 5, ps_suppkey, 5, ps_supplycost, 5, ps_availqty, 5, ps_comment, 6, r_regionkey, 6, r_name, 6, r_comment, 7, s_suppkey, 7, s_nationkey, 7, s_comment, 7, s_name, 7, s_address, 7, s_phone, 7, s_acctbal
Question: Please list the order comments of all the orders made by customers in the household segment.
Evidence: orders in household segment refer to o_orderkey where c_mktsegment = 'HOUSEHOLD'; order comments refer to o_comment;
SQL: SELECT T1.o_comment FROM orders AS T1 INNER JOIN customer AS T2 ON T1.o_custkey = T2.c_custkey WHERE T2.c_mktsegment = 'HOUSEHOLD'
Database: retails
Tables: customer, lineitem, nation, orders, part, partsupp, region, supplier
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, c_custkey, 0, c_mktsegment, 0, c_nationkey, 0, c_name, 0, c_address, 0, c_phone, 0, c_acctbal, 0, c_comment, 1, l_shipdate, 1, l_orderkey, 1, l_discount, 1, l_extendedprice, 1, l_suppkey, 1, l_quantity, 1, l_returnflag, 1, l_partkey, 1, l_linestatus, 1, l_tax, 1, l_commitdate, 1, l_receiptdate, 1, l_shipmode, 1, l_linenumber, 1, l_shipinstruct, 1, l_comment, 2, n_nationkey, 2, n_name, 2, n_regionkey, 2, n_comment, 3, o_orderdate, 3, o_orderkey, 3, o_custkey, 3, o_orderpriority, 3, o_shippriority, 3, o_clerk, 3, o_orderstatus, 3, o_totalprice, 3, o_comment, 4, p_partkey, 4, p_type, 4, p_size, 4, p_brand, 4, p_name, 4, p_container, 4, p_mfgr, 4, p_retailprice, 4, p_comment, 5, ps_partkey, 5, ps_suppkey, 5, ps_supplycost, 5, ps_availqty, 5, ps_comment, 6, r_regionkey, 6, r_name, 6, r_comment, 7, s_suppkey, 7, s_nationkey, 7, s_comment, 7, s_name, 7, s_address, 7, s_phone, 7, s_acctbal
Question: Please give the name of the customer who has made the single order with the highest total price.
Evidence: name of the customer refers to c_name; single order with the highest total price refers to MAX(o_totalprice) LIMIT 1;
SQL: SELECT T2.c_name FROM orders AS T1 INNER JOIN customer AS T2 ON T1.o_custkey = T2.c_custkey ORDER BY T1.o_totalprice DESC LIMIT 1
Database: retails
Tables: customer, lineitem, nation, orders, part, partsupp, region, supplier
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, c_custkey, 0, c_mktsegment, 0, c_nationkey, 0, c_name, 0, c_address, 0, c_phone, 0, c_acctbal, 0, c_comment, 1, l_shipdate, 1, l_orderkey, 1, l_discount, 1, l_extendedprice, 1, l_suppkey, 1, l_quantity, 1, l_returnflag, 1, l_partkey, 1, l_linestatus, 1, l_tax, 1, l_commitdate, 1, l_receiptdate, 1, l_shipmode, 1, l_linenumber, 1, l_shipinstruct, 1, l_comment, 2, n_nationkey, 2, n_name, 2, n_regionkey, 2, n_comment, 3, o_orderdate, 3, o_orderkey, 3, o_custkey, 3, o_orderpriority, 3, o_shippriority, 3, o_clerk, 3, o_orderstatus, 3, o_totalprice, 3, o_comment, 4, p_partkey, 4, p_type, 4, p_size, 4, p_brand, 4, p_name, 4, p_container, 4, p_mfgr, 4, p_retailprice, 4, p_comment, 5, ps_partkey, 5, ps_suppkey, 5, ps_supplycost, 5, ps_availqty, 5, ps_comment, 6, r_regionkey, 6, r_name, 6, r_comment, 7, s_suppkey, 7, s_nationkey, 7, s_comment, 7, s_name, 7, s_address, 7, s_phone, 7, s_acctbal
Question: Please list the order keys of all the orders made by a customer whose account is in debt.
Evidence: account is in debt if c_acctbal < 0;
SQL: SELECT T1.o_orderkey FROM orders AS T1 INNER JOIN customer AS T2 ON T1.o_custkey = T2.c_custkey WHERE T2.c_acctbal < 0
Database: retails
Tables: customer, lineitem, nation, orders, part, partsupp, region, supplier
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, c_custkey, 0, c_mktsegment, 0, c_nationkey, 0, c_name, 0, c_address, 0, c_phone, 0, c_acctbal, 0, c_comment, 1, l_shipdate, 1, l_orderkey, 1, l_discount, 1, l_extendedprice, 1, l_suppkey, 1, l_quantity, 1, l_returnflag, 1, l_partkey, 1, l_linestatus, 1, l_tax, 1, l_commitdate, 1, l_receiptdate, 1, l_shipmode, 1, l_linenumber, 1, l_shipinstruct, 1, l_comment, 2, n_nationkey, 2, n_name, 2, n_regionkey, 2, n_comment, 3, o_orderdate, 3, o_orderkey, 3, o_custkey, 3, o_orderpriority, 3, o_shippriority, 3, o_clerk, 3, o_orderstatus, 3, o_totalprice, 3, o_comment, 4, p_partkey, 4, p_type, 4, p_size, 4, p_brand, 4, p_name, 4, p_container, 4, p_mfgr, 4, p_retailprice, 4, p_comment, 5, ps_partkey, 5, ps_suppkey, 5, ps_supplycost, 5, ps_availqty, 5, ps_comment, 6, r_regionkey, 6, r_name, 6, r_comment, 7, s_suppkey, 7, s_nationkey, 7, s_comment, 7, s_name, 7, s_address, 7, s_phone, 7, s_acctbal
Question: Among the orders made by customers in the household segment, how many of them are urgent?
Evidence: orders in household segment refer to o_orderkey where c_mktsegment = 'HOUSEHOLD'; the order is urgent if o_orderpriority = '1-URGENT' ;
SQL: SELECT COUNT(T1.o_orderpriority) FROM orders AS T1 INNER JOIN customer AS T2 ON T1.o_custkey = T2.c_custkey WHERE T2.c_mktsegment = 'HOUSEHOLD' AND T1.o_orderpriority = '1-URGENT'
Database: retails
Tables: customer, lineitem, nation, orders, part, partsupp, region, supplier
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, c_custkey, 0, c_mktsegment, 0, c_nationkey, 0, c_name, 0, c_address, 0, c_phone, 0, c_acctbal, 0, c_comment, 1, l_shipdate, 1, l_orderkey, 1, l_discount, 1, l_extendedprice, 1, l_suppkey, 1, l_quantity, 1, l_returnflag, 1, l_partkey, 1, l_linestatus, 1, l_tax, 1, l_commitdate, 1, l_receiptdate, 1, l_shipmode, 1, l_linenumber, 1, l_shipinstruct, 1, l_comment, 2, n_nationkey, 2, n_name, 2, n_regionkey, 2, n_comment, 3, o_orderdate, 3, o_orderkey, 3, o_custkey, 3, o_orderpriority, 3, o_shippriority, 3, o_clerk, 3, o_orderstatus, 3, o_totalprice, 3, o_comment, 4, p_partkey, 4, p_type, 4, p_size, 4, p_brand, 4, p_name, 4, p_container, 4, p_mfgr, 4, p_retailprice, 4, p_comment, 5, ps_partkey, 5, ps_suppkey, 5, ps_supplycost, 5, ps_availqty, 5, ps_comment, 6, r_regionkey, 6, r_name, 6, r_comment, 7, s_suppkey, 7, s_nationkey, 7, s_comment, 7, s_name, 7, s_address, 7, s_phone, 7, s_acctbal
Question: How many customers are in Brazil?
Evidence: Brazil is the name of the nation which refers to n_name = 'BRAZIL'
SQL: SELECT COUNT(T1.c_custkey) FROM customer AS T1 INNER JOIN nation AS T2 ON T1.c_nationkey = T2.n_nationkey WHERE T2.n_name = 'BRAZIL'
Database: retails
Tables: customer, lineitem, nation, orders, part, partsupp, region, supplier
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, c_custkey, 0, c_mktsegment, 0, c_nationkey, 0, c_name, 0, c_address, 0, c_phone, 0, c_acctbal, 0, c_comment, 1, l_shipdate, 1, l_orderkey, 1, l_discount, 1, l_extendedprice, 1, l_suppkey, 1, l_quantity, 1, l_returnflag, 1, l_partkey, 1, l_linestatus, 1, l_tax, 1, l_commitdate, 1, l_receiptdate, 1, l_shipmode, 1, l_linenumber, 1, l_shipinstruct, 1, l_comment, 2, n_nationkey, 2, n_name, 2, n_regionkey, 2, n_comment, 3, o_orderdate, 3, o_orderkey, 3, o_custkey, 3, o_orderpriority, 3, o_shippriority, 3, o_clerk, 3, o_orderstatus, 3, o_totalprice, 3, o_comment, 4, p_partkey, 4, p_type, 4, p_size, 4, p_brand, 4, p_name, 4, p_container, 4, p_mfgr, 4, p_retailprice, 4, p_comment, 5, ps_partkey, 5, ps_suppkey, 5, ps_supplycost, 5, ps_availqty, 5, ps_comment, 6, r_regionkey, 6, r_name, 6, r_comment, 7, s_suppkey, 7, s_nationkey, 7, s_comment, 7, s_name, 7, s_address, 7, s_phone, 7, s_acctbal
Question: Please list the phone numbers of all the customers in the household segment and are in Brazil.
Evidence: phone numbers refer to c_phone; Brazil is the name of the nation which refers to n_name = 'BRAZIL'; household segment refers to c_mktsegment = 'HOUSEHOLD';
SQL: SELECT T1.c_phone FROM customer AS T1 INNER JOIN nation AS T2 ON T1.c_nationkey = T2.n_nationkey WHERE T1.c_mktsegment = 'HOUSEHOLD' AND T2.n_name = 'BRAZIL'
Database: retails
Tables: customer, lineitem, nation, orders, part, partsupp, region, supplier
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, c_custkey, 0, c_mktsegment, 0, c_nationkey, 0, c_name, 0, c_address, 0, c_phone, 0, c_acctbal, 0, c_comment, 1, l_shipdate, 1, l_orderkey, 1, l_discount, 1, l_extendedprice, 1, l_suppkey, 1, l_quantity, 1, l_returnflag, 1, l_partkey, 1, l_linestatus, 1, l_tax, 1, l_commitdate, 1, l_receiptdate, 1, l_shipmode, 1, l_linenumber, 1, l_shipinstruct, 1, l_comment, 2, n_nationkey, 2, n_name, 2, n_regionkey, 2, n_comment, 3, o_orderdate, 3, o_orderkey, 3, o_custkey, 3, o_orderpriority, 3, o_shippriority, 3, o_clerk, 3, o_orderstatus, 3, o_totalprice, 3, o_comment, 4, p_partkey, 4, p_type, 4, p_size, 4, p_brand, 4, p_name, 4, p_container, 4, p_mfgr, 4, p_retailprice, 4, p_comment, 5, ps_partkey, 5, ps_suppkey, 5, ps_supplycost, 5, ps_availqty, 5, ps_comment, 6, r_regionkey, 6, r_name, 6, r_comment, 7, s_suppkey, 7, s_nationkey, 7, s_comment, 7, s_name, 7, s_address, 7, s_phone, 7, s_acctbal
Question: Among all the customers in Germany, how many of them have an account balance of over 1000?
Evidence: Germany is the name of the nation which refers to n_name = 'GERMANY'; account balance of over 1000 refers to c_acctbal > 1000;
SQL: SELECT COUNT(T1.c_custkey) FROM customer AS T1 INNER JOIN nation AS T2 ON T1.c_nationkey = T2.n_nationkey WHERE T2.n_name = 'GERMANY' AND T1.c_acctbal > 1000
Database: retails
Tables: customer, lineitem, nation, orders, part, partsupp, region, supplier
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, c_custkey, 0, c_mktsegment, 0, c_nationkey, 0, c_name, 0, c_address, 0, c_phone, 0, c_acctbal, 0, c_comment, 1, l_shipdate, 1, l_orderkey, 1, l_discount, 1, l_extendedprice, 1, l_suppkey, 1, l_quantity, 1, l_returnflag, 1, l_partkey, 1, l_linestatus, 1, l_tax, 1, l_commitdate, 1, l_receiptdate, 1, l_shipmode, 1, l_linenumber, 1, l_shipinstruct, 1, l_comment, 2, n_nationkey, 2, n_name, 2, n_regionkey, 2, n_comment, 3, o_orderdate, 3, o_orderkey, 3, o_custkey, 3, o_orderpriority, 3, o_shippriority, 3, o_clerk, 3, o_orderstatus, 3, o_totalprice, 3, o_comment, 4, p_partkey, 4, p_type, 4, p_size, 4, p_brand, 4, p_name, 4, p_container, 4, p_mfgr, 4, p_retailprice, 4, p_comment, 5, ps_partkey, 5, ps_suppkey, 5, ps_supplycost, 5, ps_availqty, 5, ps_comment, 6, r_regionkey, 6, r_name, 6, r_comment, 7, s_suppkey, 7, s_nationkey, 7, s_comment, 7, s_name, 7, s_address, 7, s_phone, 7, s_acctbal
Question: How many orders in total are made by customers in Germany?
Evidence: orders refer to o_orderkey; Germany is the name of the nation which refers to n_name = 'GERMANY';
SQL: SELECT COUNT(T2.c_custkey) FROM nation AS T1 INNER JOIN customer AS T2 ON T1.n_nationkey = T2.c_nationkey INNER JOIN orders AS T3 ON T2.c_custkey = T3.o_custkey WHERE T1.n_name = 'GERMANY'
Database: retails
Tables: customer, lineitem, nation, orders, part, partsupp, region, supplier
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, c_custkey, 0, c_mktsegment, 0, c_nationkey, 0, c_name, 0, c_address, 0, c_phone, 0, c_acctbal, 0, c_comment, 1, l_shipdate, 1, l_orderkey, 1, l_discount, 1, l_extendedprice, 1, l_suppkey, 1, l_quantity, 1, l_returnflag, 1, l_partkey, 1, l_linestatus, 1, l_tax, 1, l_commitdate, 1, l_receiptdate, 1, l_shipmode, 1, l_linenumber, 1, l_shipinstruct, 1, l_comment, 2, n_nationkey, 2, n_name, 2, n_regionkey, 2, n_comment, 3, o_orderdate, 3, o_orderkey, 3, o_custkey, 3, o_orderpriority, 3, o_shippriority, 3, o_clerk, 3, o_orderstatus, 3, o_totalprice, 3, o_comment, 4, p_partkey, 4, p_type, 4, p_size, 4, p_brand, 4, p_name, 4, p_container, 4, p_mfgr, 4, p_retailprice, 4, p_comment, 5, ps_partkey, 5, ps_suppkey, 5, ps_supplycost, 5, ps_availqty, 5, ps_comment, 6, r_regionkey, 6, r_name, 6, r_comment, 7, s_suppkey, 7, s_nationkey, 7, s_comment, 7, s_name, 7, s_address, 7, s_phone, 7, s_acctbal
Question: What is the total price of all the orders made by customers in Germany?
Evidence: orders refer to o_orderkey; total price refers to o_totalprice; Germany is the name of the nation which refers to n_name = 'GERMANY';
SQL: SELECT SUM(T3.o_totalprice) FROM nation AS T1 INNER JOIN customer AS T2 ON T1.n_nationkey = T2.c_nationkey INNER JOIN orders AS T3 ON T2.c_custkey = T3.o_custkey WHERE T1.n_name = 'GERMANY'
Database: retails
Tables: customer, lineitem, nation, orders, part, partsupp, region, supplier
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, c_custkey, 0, c_mktsegment, 0, c_nationkey, 0, c_name, 0, c_address, 0, c_phone, 0, c_acctbal, 0, c_comment, 1, l_shipdate, 1, l_orderkey, 1, l_discount, 1, l_extendedprice, 1, l_suppkey, 1, l_quantity, 1, l_returnflag, 1, l_partkey, 1, l_linestatus, 1, l_tax, 1, l_commitdate, 1, l_receiptdate, 1, l_shipmode, 1, l_linenumber, 1, l_shipinstruct, 1, l_comment, 2, n_nationkey, 2, n_name, 2, n_regionkey, 2, n_comment, 3, o_orderdate, 3, o_orderkey, 3, o_custkey, 3, o_orderpriority, 3, o_shippriority, 3, o_clerk, 3, o_orderstatus, 3, o_totalprice, 3, o_comment, 4, p_partkey, 4, p_type, 4, p_size, 4, p_brand, 4, p_name, 4, p_container, 4, p_mfgr, 4, p_retailprice, 4, p_comment, 5, ps_partkey, 5, ps_suppkey, 5, ps_supplycost, 5, ps_availqty, 5, ps_comment, 6, r_regionkey, 6, r_name, 6, r_comment, 7, s_suppkey, 7, s_nationkey, 7, s_comment, 7, s_name, 7, s_address, 7, s_phone, 7, s_acctbal
Question: Among the orders made by customers in Germany, which one of them has the highest priority in delivery? Please give its order key.
Evidence: orders refer to o_orderkey; Germany is the name of the nation which refers to n_name = 'GERMANY'; earlier orderdate have higher priority in delivery therefore MIN(o_orderdate);
SQL: SELECT T3.o_orderkey FROM nation AS T1 INNER JOIN customer AS T2 ON T1.n_nationkey = T2.c_nationkey INNER JOIN orders AS T3 ON T2.c_custkey = T3.o_custkey WHERE T1.n_name = 'GERMANY' ORDER BY T3.o_orderdate LIMIT 1
Database: retails
Tables: customer, lineitem, nation, orders, part, partsupp, region, supplier
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, c_custkey, 0, c_mktsegment, 0, c_nationkey, 0, c_name, 0, c_address, 0, c_phone, 0, c_acctbal, 0, c_comment, 1, l_shipdate, 1, l_orderkey, 1, l_discount, 1, l_extendedprice, 1, l_suppkey, 1, l_quantity, 1, l_returnflag, 1, l_partkey, 1, l_linestatus, 1, l_tax, 1, l_commitdate, 1, l_receiptdate, 1, l_shipmode, 1, l_linenumber, 1, l_shipinstruct, 1, l_comment, 2, n_nationkey, 2, n_name, 2, n_regionkey, 2, n_comment, 3, o_orderdate, 3, o_orderkey, 3, o_custkey, 3, o_orderpriority, 3, o_shippriority, 3, o_clerk, 3, o_orderstatus, 3, o_totalprice, 3, o_comment, 4, p_partkey, 4, p_type, 4, p_size, 4, p_brand, 4, p_name, 4, p_container, 4, p_mfgr, 4, p_retailprice, 4, p_comment, 5, ps_partkey, 5, ps_suppkey, 5, ps_supplycost, 5, ps_availqty, 5, ps_comment, 6, r_regionkey, 6, r_name, 6, r_comment, 7, s_suppkey, 7, s_nationkey, 7, s_comment, 7, s_name, 7, s_address, 7, s_phone, 7, s_acctbal
Question: What is the average price of the orders made by a customer in Germany?
Evidence: DIVIDE(SUM(o_totalprice), COUNT(o_orderkey)) where n_name = 'GERMANY';
SQL: SELECT AVG(T3.o_totalprice) FROM nation AS T1 INNER JOIN customer AS T2 ON T1.n_nationkey = T2.c_nationkey INNER JOIN orders AS T3 ON T2.c_custkey = T3.o_custkey WHERE T1.n_name = 'GERMANY'
Database: retails
Tables: customer, lineitem, nation, orders, part, partsupp, region, supplier
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, c_custkey, 0, c_mktsegment, 0, c_nationkey, 0, c_name, 0, c_address, 0, c_phone, 0, c_acctbal, 0, c_comment, 1, l_shipdate, 1, l_orderkey, 1, l_discount, 1, l_extendedprice, 1, l_suppkey, 1, l_quantity, 1, l_returnflag, 1, l_partkey, 1, l_linestatus, 1, l_tax, 1, l_commitdate, 1, l_receiptdate, 1, l_shipmode, 1, l_linenumber, 1, l_shipinstruct, 1, l_comment, 2, n_nationkey, 2, n_name, 2, n_regionkey, 2, n_comment, 3, o_orderdate, 3, o_orderkey, 3, o_custkey, 3, o_orderpriority, 3, o_shippriority, 3, o_clerk, 3, o_orderstatus, 3, o_totalprice, 3, o_comment, 4, p_partkey, 4, p_type, 4, p_size, 4, p_brand, 4, p_name, 4, p_container, 4, p_mfgr, 4, p_retailprice, 4, p_comment, 5, ps_partkey, 5, ps_suppkey, 5, ps_supplycost, 5, ps_availqty, 5, ps_comment, 6, r_regionkey, 6, r_name, 6, r_comment, 7, s_suppkey, 7, s_nationkey, 7, s_comment, 7, s_name, 7, s_address, 7, s_phone, 7, s_acctbal
Question: Among all the customers, what is the percentage of the customer's nation being Germany?
Evidence: DIVIDE(COUNT(c_custkey when n_name = 'GERMANY'), COUNT(c_custkey)) as percentage;
SQL: SELECT CAST(SUM(IIF(T2.n_name = 'GERMANY', 1, 0)) AS REAL) * 100 / COUNT(T1.c_custkey) FROM customer AS T1 INNER JOIN nation AS T2 ON T1.c_nationkey = T2.n_nationkey
Database: retails
Tables: customer, lineitem, nation, orders, part, partsupp, region, supplier
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, c_custkey, 0, c_mktsegment, 0, c_nationkey, 0, c_name, 0, c_address, 0, c_phone, 0, c_acctbal, 0, c_comment, 1, l_shipdate, 1, l_orderkey, 1, l_discount, 1, l_extendedprice, 1, l_suppkey, 1, l_quantity, 1, l_returnflag, 1, l_partkey, 1, l_linestatus, 1, l_tax, 1, l_commitdate, 1, l_receiptdate, 1, l_shipmode, 1, l_linenumber, 1, l_shipinstruct, 1, l_comment, 2, n_nationkey, 2, n_name, 2, n_regionkey, 2, n_comment, 3, o_orderdate, 3, o_orderkey, 3, o_custkey, 3, o_orderpriority, 3, o_shippriority, 3, o_clerk, 3, o_orderstatus, 3, o_totalprice, 3, o_comment, 4, p_partkey, 4, p_type, 4, p_size, 4, p_brand, 4, p_name, 4, p_container, 4, p_mfgr, 4, p_retailprice, 4, p_comment, 5, ps_partkey, 5, ps_suppkey, 5, ps_supplycost, 5, ps_availqty, 5, ps_comment, 6, r_regionkey, 6, r_name, 6, r_comment, 7, s_suppkey, 7, s_nationkey, 7, s_comment, 7, s_name, 7, s_address, 7, s_phone, 7, s_acctbal
Question: How many countries are there in the No.2 region?
Evidence: No.2 region refers to n_regionkey = 2;
SQL: SELECT COUNT(n_nationkey) FROM nation WHERE n_regionkey = 2
Database: retails
Tables: customer, lineitem, nation, orders, part, partsupp, region, supplier
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, c_custkey, 0, c_mktsegment, 0, c_nationkey, 0, c_name, 0, c_address, 0, c_phone, 0, c_acctbal, 0, c_comment, 1, l_shipdate, 1, l_orderkey, 1, l_discount, 1, l_extendedprice, 1, l_suppkey, 1, l_quantity, 1, l_returnflag, 1, l_partkey, 1, l_linestatus, 1, l_tax, 1, l_commitdate, 1, l_receiptdate, 1, l_shipmode, 1, l_linenumber, 1, l_shipinstruct, 1, l_comment, 2, n_nationkey, 2, n_name, 2, n_regionkey, 2, n_comment, 3, o_orderdate, 3, o_orderkey, 3, o_custkey, 3, o_orderpriority, 3, o_shippriority, 3, o_clerk, 3, o_orderstatus, 3, o_totalprice, 3, o_comment, 4, p_partkey, 4, p_type, 4, p_size, 4, p_brand, 4, p_name, 4, p_container, 4, p_mfgr, 4, p_retailprice, 4, p_comment, 5, ps_partkey, 5, ps_suppkey, 5, ps_supplycost, 5, ps_availqty, 5, ps_comment, 6, r_regionkey, 6, r_name, 6, r_comment, 7, s_suppkey, 7, s_nationkey, 7, s_comment, 7, s_name, 7, s_address, 7, s_phone, 7, s_acctbal
Question: Which country does supplier No.34 come from?
Evidence: supplier No.34 refers to s_suppkey = 34; country refers to n_name;
SQL: SELECT T2.n_name FROM supplier AS T1 INNER JOIN nation AS T2 ON T1.s_nationkey = T2.n_nationkey WHERE T1.s_suppkey = 34
Database: retails
Tables: customer, lineitem, nation, orders, part, partsupp, region, supplier
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, c_custkey, 0, c_mktsegment, 0, c_nationkey, 0, c_name, 0, c_address, 0, c_phone, 0, c_acctbal, 0, c_comment, 1, l_shipdate, 1, l_orderkey, 1, l_discount, 1, l_extendedprice, 1, l_suppkey, 1, l_quantity, 1, l_returnflag, 1, l_partkey, 1, l_linestatus, 1, l_tax, 1, l_commitdate, 1, l_receiptdate, 1, l_shipmode, 1, l_linenumber, 1, l_shipinstruct, 1, l_comment, 2, n_nationkey, 2, n_name, 2, n_regionkey, 2, n_comment, 3, o_orderdate, 3, o_orderkey, 3, o_custkey, 3, o_orderpriority, 3, o_shippriority, 3, o_clerk, 3, o_orderstatus, 3, o_totalprice, 3, o_comment, 4, p_partkey, 4, p_type, 4, p_size, 4, p_brand, 4, p_name, 4, p_container, 4, p_mfgr, 4, p_retailprice, 4, p_comment, 5, ps_partkey, 5, ps_suppkey, 5, ps_supplycost, 5, ps_availqty, 5, ps_comment, 6, r_regionkey, 6, r_name, 6, r_comment, 7, s_suppkey, 7, s_nationkey, 7, s_comment, 7, s_name, 7, s_address, 7, s_phone, 7, s_acctbal
Question: Which region does "Supplier#000000129" belong to?
Evidence: "Supplier#000000129" is the name of the supplier which refers to s_name; Which region refers to r_name;
SQL: SELECT T3.r_name FROM nation AS T1 INNER JOIN supplier AS T2 ON T1.n_nationkey = T2.s_nationkey INNER JOIN region AS T3 ON T1.n_regionkey = T3.r_regionkey WHERE T2.s_name = 'Supplier#000000129'
Database: retails
Tables: customer, lineitem, nation, orders, part, partsupp, region, supplier
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, c_custkey, 0, c_mktsegment, 0, c_nationkey, 0, c_name, 0, c_address, 0, c_phone, 0, c_acctbal, 0, c_comment, 1, l_shipdate, 1, l_orderkey, 1, l_discount, 1, l_extendedprice, 1, l_suppkey, 1, l_quantity, 1, l_returnflag, 1, l_partkey, 1, l_linestatus, 1, l_tax, 1, l_commitdate, 1, l_receiptdate, 1, l_shipmode, 1, l_linenumber, 1, l_shipinstruct, 1, l_comment, 2, n_nationkey, 2, n_name, 2, n_regionkey, 2, n_comment, 3, o_orderdate, 3, o_orderkey, 3, o_custkey, 3, o_orderpriority, 3, o_shippriority, 3, o_clerk, 3, o_orderstatus, 3, o_totalprice, 3, o_comment, 4, p_partkey, 4, p_type, 4, p_size, 4, p_brand, 4, p_name, 4, p_container, 4, p_mfgr, 4, p_retailprice, 4, p_comment, 5, ps_partkey, 5, ps_suppkey, 5, ps_supplycost, 5, ps_availqty, 5, ps_comment, 6, r_regionkey, 6, r_name, 6, r_comment, 7, s_suppkey, 7, s_nationkey, 7, s_comment, 7, s_name, 7, s_address, 7, s_phone, 7, s_acctbal
Question: What is the nationality of "Customer#000000055"?
Evidence: "Customer#000000055" is the name of the customer which refers to c_name; nationality is the state of belonging to a particular country, therefore nationality refers to n_name;
SQL: SELECT T2.n_name FROM customer AS T1 INNER JOIN nation AS T2 ON T1.c_name = 'Customer#000000055'
Database: retails
Tables: customer, lineitem, nation, orders, part, partsupp, region, supplier
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, c_custkey, 0, c_mktsegment, 0, c_nationkey, 0, c_name, 0, c_address, 0, c_phone, 0, c_acctbal, 0, c_comment, 1, l_shipdate, 1, l_orderkey, 1, l_discount, 1, l_extendedprice, 1, l_suppkey, 1, l_quantity, 1, l_returnflag, 1, l_partkey, 1, l_linestatus, 1, l_tax, 1, l_commitdate, 1, l_receiptdate, 1, l_shipmode, 1, l_linenumber, 1, l_shipinstruct, 1, l_comment, 2, n_nationkey, 2, n_name, 2, n_regionkey, 2, n_comment, 3, o_orderdate, 3, o_orderkey, 3, o_custkey, 3, o_orderpriority, 3, o_shippriority, 3, o_clerk, 3, o_orderstatus, 3, o_totalprice, 3, o_comment, 4, p_partkey, 4, p_type, 4, p_size, 4, p_brand, 4, p_name, 4, p_container, 4, p_mfgr, 4, p_retailprice, 4, p_comment, 5, ps_partkey, 5, ps_suppkey, 5, ps_supplycost, 5, ps_availqty, 5, ps_comment, 6, r_regionkey, 6, r_name, 6, r_comment, 7, s_suppkey, 7, s_nationkey, 7, s_comment, 7, s_name, 7, s_address, 7, s_phone, 7, s_acctbal
Question: Give customer No.106936's region name.
Evidence: "Customer#000000055" is the name of the customer which refers to c_name; region name refers to r_name;
SQL: SELECT T3.r_name FROM nation AS T1 INNER JOIN customer AS T2 ON T1.n_nationkey = T2.c_nationkey INNER JOIN region AS T3 ON T1.n_regionkey = T3.r_regionkey WHERE T2.c_custkey = 106936