1sf/bird-sql-train-with-schema huggingface dataset:
Database: software_company
Tables: Demog, mailings3, Customers, Mailings1_2, Sales
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, GEOID, 0, INHABITANTS_K, 0, INCOME_K, 0, A_VAR1, 0, A_VAR2, 0, A_VAR3, 0, A_VAR4, 0, A_VAR5, 0, A_VAR6, 0, A_VAR7, 0, A_VAR8, 0, A_VAR9, 0, A_VAR10, 0, A_VAR11, 0, A_VAR12, 0, A_VAR13, 0, A_VAR14, 0, A_VAR15, 0, A_VAR16, 0, A_VAR17, 0, A_VAR18, 1, REFID, 1, REF_DATE, 1, RESPONSE, 2, ID, 2, SEX, 2, MARITAL_STATUS, 2, GEOID, 2, EDUCATIONNUM, 2, OCCUPATION, 2, age, 3, REFID, 3, REF_DATE, 3, RESPONSE, 4, EVENTID, 4, REFID, 4, EVENT_DATE, 4, AMOUNT
Question: Among the geographic ID which has 33.658K of inhabitants, describe the education, occupation and age of female widow.
Evidence: geographic ID which has 33.658K of inhabitants refers to GEOID where INHABITANTS_K = 33.658; education refers to EDUCATIONNUM; female widow refers to SEX = 'Female' where MARITAL_STATUS = 'Widowed';
SQL: SELECT T1.EDUCATIONNUM, T1.OCCUPATION, T1.age FROM Customers AS T1 INNER JOIN Demog AS T2 ON T1.GEOID = T2.GEOID WHERE T2.INHABITANTS_K = 33.658 AND T1.SEX = 'Female' AND T1.MARITAL_STATUS = 'Widowed'
Database: software_company
Tables: Demog, mailings3, Customers, Mailings1_2, Sales
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, GEOID, 0, INHABITANTS_K, 0, INCOME_K, 0, A_VAR1, 0, A_VAR2, 0, A_VAR3, 0, A_VAR4, 0, A_VAR5, 0, A_VAR6, 0, A_VAR7, 0, A_VAR8, 0, A_VAR9, 0, A_VAR10, 0, A_VAR11, 0, A_VAR12, 0, A_VAR13, 0, A_VAR14, 0, A_VAR15, 0, A_VAR16, 0, A_VAR17, 0, A_VAR18, 1, REFID, 1, REF_DATE, 1, RESPONSE, 2, ID, 2, SEX, 2, MARITAL_STATUS, 2, GEOID, 2, EDUCATIONNUM, 2, OCCUPATION, 2, age, 3, REFID, 3, REF_DATE, 3, RESPONSE, 4, EVENTID, 4, REFID, 4, EVENT_DATE, 4, AMOUNT
Question: Find the response status to customer whose geographic ID of 134.
Evidence: GEOID = 134;
SQL: SELECT T2.RESPONSE FROM Customers AS T1 INNER JOIN mailings3 AS T2 ON T1.ID = T2.REFID WHERE T1.GEOID = 134
Database: software_company
Tables: Demog, mailings3, Customers, Mailings1_2, Sales
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, GEOID, 0, INHABITANTS_K, 0, INCOME_K, 0, A_VAR1, 0, A_VAR2, 0, A_VAR3, 0, A_VAR4, 0, A_VAR5, 0, A_VAR6, 0, A_VAR7, 0, A_VAR8, 0, A_VAR9, 0, A_VAR10, 0, A_VAR11, 0, A_VAR12, 0, A_VAR13, 0, A_VAR14, 0, A_VAR15, 0, A_VAR16, 0, A_VAR17, 0, A_VAR18, 1, REFID, 1, REF_DATE, 1, RESPONSE, 2, ID, 2, SEX, 2, MARITAL_STATUS, 2, GEOID, 2, EDUCATIONNUM, 2, OCCUPATION, 2, age, 3, REFID, 3, REF_DATE, 3, RESPONSE, 4, EVENTID, 4, REFID, 4, EVENT_DATE, 4, AMOUNT
Question: Describe the average income per month and yearly income of the geographic ID in which customer of ID "209556" and "290135".
Evidence: the average income per month refers to INCOME_K; yearly income of geographic ID refers to GEOID where MULTIPLY(INHABITANTS_K, INCOME_K, 12);
SQL: SELECT T2.INCOME_K, T2.INHABITANTS_K * T2.INCOME_K * 12 FROM Customers AS T1 INNER JOIN Demog AS T2 ON T1.GEOID = T2.GEOID WHERE T1.ID = 209556 OR T1.ID = 290135
Database: software_company
Tables: Demog, mailings3, Customers, Mailings1_2, Sales
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, GEOID, 0, INHABITANTS_K, 0, INCOME_K, 0, A_VAR1, 0, A_VAR2, 0, A_VAR3, 0, A_VAR4, 0, A_VAR5, 0, A_VAR6, 0, A_VAR7, 0, A_VAR8, 0, A_VAR9, 0, A_VAR10, 0, A_VAR11, 0, A_VAR12, 0, A_VAR13, 0, A_VAR14, 0, A_VAR15, 0, A_VAR16, 0, A_VAR17, 0, A_VAR18, 1, REFID, 1, REF_DATE, 1, RESPONSE, 2, ID, 2, SEX, 2, MARITAL_STATUS, 2, GEOID, 2, EDUCATIONNUM, 2, OCCUPATION, 2, age, 3, REFID, 3, REF_DATE, 3, RESPONSE, 4, EVENTID, 4, REFID, 4, EVENT_DATE, 4, AMOUNT
Question: Among the reference ID of under 10 who got response by marketing department, compare their education status.
Evidence: reference ID of under 10 refers to REFID < 10; got response refers to RESPONSE = 'true'; education status refers to EDUCATIONNUM;
SQL: SELECT T1.EDUCATIONNUM FROM Customers AS T1 INNER JOIN Mailings1_2 AS T2 ON T1.ID = T2.REFID WHERE T2.REFID < 10 AND T2.RESPONSE = 'true'
Database: chicago_crime
Tables: Community_Area, District, FBI_Code, IUCR, Neighborhood, Ward, Crime
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, community_area_no, 0, community_area_name, 0, side, 0, population, 1, district_no, 1, district_name, 1, address, 1, zip_code, 1, commander, 1, email, 1, phone, 1, fax, 1, tty, 1, twitter, 2, fbi_code_no, 2, title, 2, description, 2, crime_against, 3, iucr_no, 3, primary_description, 3, secondary_description, 3, index_code, 4, neighborhood_name, 4, community_area_no, 5, ward_no, 5, alderman_first_name, 5, alderman_last_name, 5, alderman_name_suffix, 5, ward_office_address, 5, ward_office_zip, 5, ward_email, 5, ward_office_phone, 5, ward_office_fax, 5, city_hall_office_room, 5, city_hall_office_phone, 5, city_hall_office_fax, 5, Population, 6, report_no, 6, case_number, 6, date, 6, block, 6, iucr_no, 6, location_description, 6, arrest, 6, domestic, 6, beat, 6, district_no, 6, ward_no, 6, community_area_no, 6, fbi_code_no, 6, latitude, 6, longitude
Question: How many community areas are there in Central Chicago?
Evidence: Central Chicago refers to side = 'Central'
SQL: SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Community_Area WHERE side = 'Central'
Database: chicago_crime
Tables: Community_Area, District, FBI_Code, IUCR, Neighborhood, Ward, Crime
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, community_area_no, 0, community_area_name, 0, side, 0, population, 1, district_no, 1, district_name, 1, address, 1, zip_code, 1, commander, 1, email, 1, phone, 1, fax, 1, tty, 1, twitter, 2, fbi_code_no, 2, title, 2, description, 2, crime_against, 3, iucr_no, 3, primary_description, 3, secondary_description, 3, index_code, 4, neighborhood_name, 4, community_area_no, 5, ward_no, 5, alderman_first_name, 5, alderman_last_name, 5, alderman_name_suffix, 5, ward_office_address, 5, ward_office_zip, 5, ward_email, 5, ward_office_phone, 5, ward_office_fax, 5, city_hall_office_room, 5, city_hall_office_phone, 5, city_hall_office_fax, 5, Population, 6, report_no, 6, case_number, 6, date, 6, block, 6, iucr_no, 6, location_description, 6, arrest, 6, domestic, 6, beat, 6, district_no, 6, ward_no, 6, community_area_no, 6, fbi_code_no, 6, latitude, 6, longitude
Question: Which district is the community area Lincoln Square grouped into?
Evidence: district refers to side; community area Lincoln Square refers to community_area_name = 'Lincoln Square'
SQL: SELECT side FROM Community_Area WHERE community_area_name = 'Lincoln Square'
Database: chicago_crime
Tables: Community_Area, District, FBI_Code, IUCR, Neighborhood, Ward, Crime
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, community_area_no, 0, community_area_name, 0, side, 0, population, 1, district_no, 1, district_name, 1, address, 1, zip_code, 1, commander, 1, email, 1, phone, 1, fax, 1, tty, 1, twitter, 2, fbi_code_no, 2, title, 2, description, 2, crime_against, 3, iucr_no, 3, primary_description, 3, secondary_description, 3, index_code, 4, neighborhood_name, 4, community_area_no, 5, ward_no, 5, alderman_first_name, 5, alderman_last_name, 5, alderman_name_suffix, 5, ward_office_address, 5, ward_office_zip, 5, ward_email, 5, ward_office_phone, 5, ward_office_fax, 5, city_hall_office_room, 5, city_hall_office_phone, 5, city_hall_office_fax, 5, Population, 6, report_no, 6, case_number, 6, date, 6, block, 6, iucr_no, 6, location_description, 6, arrest, 6, domestic, 6, beat, 6, district_no, 6, ward_no, 6, community_area_no, 6, fbi_code_no, 6, latitude, 6, longitude
Question: Which district in Chicago has the most community areas?
Evidence: district refers to side; the most community areas refers to max(count(side))
SQL: SELECT side FROM Community_Area GROUP BY side ORDER BY COUNT(side) DESC LIMIT 1
Database: chicago_crime
Tables: Community_Area, District, FBI_Code, IUCR, Neighborhood, Ward, Crime
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, community_area_no, 0, community_area_name, 0, side, 0, population, 1, district_no, 1, district_name, 1, address, 1, zip_code, 1, commander, 1, email, 1, phone, 1, fax, 1, tty, 1, twitter, 2, fbi_code_no, 2, title, 2, description, 2, crime_against, 3, iucr_no, 3, primary_description, 3, secondary_description, 3, index_code, 4, neighborhood_name, 4, community_area_no, 5, ward_no, 5, alderman_first_name, 5, alderman_last_name, 5, alderman_name_suffix, 5, ward_office_address, 5, ward_office_zip, 5, ward_email, 5, ward_office_phone, 5, ward_office_fax, 5, city_hall_office_room, 5, city_hall_office_phone, 5, city_hall_office_fax, 5, Population, 6, report_no, 6, case_number, 6, date, 6, block, 6, iucr_no, 6, location_description, 6, arrest, 6, domestic, 6, beat, 6, district_no, 6, ward_no, 6, community_area_no, 6, fbi_code_no, 6, latitude, 6, longitude
Question: Which community area has the least population?
Evidence: community area refers to community_area_name; the least population refers to min(population)
SQL: SELECT community_area_name FROM Community_Area ORDER BY population ASC LIMIT 1
Database: chicago_crime
Tables: Community_Area, District, FBI_Code, IUCR, Neighborhood, Ward, Crime
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, community_area_no, 0, community_area_name, 0, side, 0, population, 1, district_no, 1, district_name, 1, address, 1, zip_code, 1, commander, 1, email, 1, phone, 1, fax, 1, tty, 1, twitter, 2, fbi_code_no, 2, title, 2, description, 2, crime_against, 3, iucr_no, 3, primary_description, 3, secondary_description, 3, index_code, 4, neighborhood_name, 4, community_area_no, 5, ward_no, 5, alderman_first_name, 5, alderman_last_name, 5, alderman_name_suffix, 5, ward_office_address, 5, ward_office_zip, 5, ward_email, 5, ward_office_phone, 5, ward_office_fax, 5, city_hall_office_room, 5, city_hall_office_phone, 5, city_hall_office_fax, 5, Population, 6, report_no, 6, case_number, 6, date, 6, block, 6, iucr_no, 6, location_description, 6, arrest, 6, domestic, 6, beat, 6, district_no, 6, ward_no, 6, community_area_no, 6, fbi_code_no, 6, latitude, 6, longitude
Question: Who is the person responsible for the crime cases in Central Chicago?
Evidence: the person responsible for the crime cases refers to commander; Central Chicago refers to district_name = 'Central'
SQL: SELECT commander FROM District WHERE district_name = 'Central'
Database: chicago_crime
Tables: Community_Area, District, FBI_Code, IUCR, Neighborhood, Ward, Crime
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, community_area_no, 0, community_area_name, 0, side, 0, population, 1, district_no, 1, district_name, 1, address, 1, zip_code, 1, commander, 1, email, 1, phone, 1, fax, 1, tty, 1, twitter, 2, fbi_code_no, 2, title, 2, description, 2, crime_against, 3, iucr_no, 3, primary_description, 3, secondary_description, 3, index_code, 4, neighborhood_name, 4, community_area_no, 5, ward_no, 5, alderman_first_name, 5, alderman_last_name, 5, alderman_name_suffix, 5, ward_office_address, 5, ward_office_zip, 5, ward_email, 5, ward_office_phone, 5, ward_office_fax, 5, city_hall_office_room, 5, city_hall_office_phone, 5, city_hall_office_fax, 5, Population, 6, report_no, 6, case_number, 6, date, 6, block, 6, iucr_no, 6, location_description, 6, arrest, 6, domestic, 6, beat, 6, district_no, 6, ward_no, 6, community_area_no, 6, fbi_code_no, 6, latitude, 6, longitude
Question: What is the email address to contact the administrator of Central Chicago?
Evidence: email address refers to email; Central Chicago refers to district_name = 'Central'
SQL: SELECT email FROM District WHERE district_name = 'Central'
Database: chicago_crime
Tables: Community_Area, District, FBI_Code, IUCR, Neighborhood, Ward, Crime
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, community_area_no, 0, community_area_name, 0, side, 0, population, 1, district_no, 1, district_name, 1, address, 1, zip_code, 1, commander, 1, email, 1, phone, 1, fax, 1, tty, 1, twitter, 2, fbi_code_no, 2, title, 2, description, 2, crime_against, 3, iucr_no, 3, primary_description, 3, secondary_description, 3, index_code, 4, neighborhood_name, 4, community_area_no, 5, ward_no, 5, alderman_first_name, 5, alderman_last_name, 5, alderman_name_suffix, 5, ward_office_address, 5, ward_office_zip, 5, ward_email, 5, ward_office_phone, 5, ward_office_fax, 5, city_hall_office_room, 5, city_hall_office_phone, 5, city_hall_office_fax, 5, Population, 6, report_no, 6, case_number, 6, date, 6, block, 6, iucr_no, 6, location_description, 6, arrest, 6, domestic, 6, beat, 6, district_no, 6, ward_no, 6, community_area_no, 6, fbi_code_no, 6, latitude, 6, longitude
Question: To which community area does the neighborhood Albany Park belong?
Evidence: community area refers to community_area_name; the neighborhood Albany Park refers to neighborhood_name = 'Albany Park'
SQL: SELECT T2.community_area_name FROM Neighborhood AS T1 INNER JOIN Community_Area AS T2 ON T1.community_area_no = T2.community_area_no WHERE T1.neighborhood_name = 'Albany Park'
Database: chicago_crime
Tables: Community_Area, District, FBI_Code, IUCR, Neighborhood, Ward, Crime
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, community_area_no, 0, community_area_name, 0, side, 0, population, 1, district_no, 1, district_name, 1, address, 1, zip_code, 1, commander, 1, email, 1, phone, 1, fax, 1, tty, 1, twitter, 2, fbi_code_no, 2, title, 2, description, 2, crime_against, 3, iucr_no, 3, primary_description, 3, secondary_description, 3, index_code, 4, neighborhood_name, 4, community_area_no, 5, ward_no, 5, alderman_first_name, 5, alderman_last_name, 5, alderman_name_suffix, 5, ward_office_address, 5, ward_office_zip, 5, ward_email, 5, ward_office_phone, 5, ward_office_fax, 5, city_hall_office_room, 5, city_hall_office_phone, 5, city_hall_office_fax, 5, Population, 6, report_no, 6, case_number, 6, date, 6, block, 6, iucr_no, 6, location_description, 6, arrest, 6, domestic, 6, beat, 6, district_no, 6, ward_no, 6, community_area_no, 6, fbi_code_no, 6, latitude, 6, longitude
Question: How many neighborhoods are there in the community area of Lincoln Square?
Evidence: the community area of Lincoln Square refers to community_area_name = 'Lincoln Square'
SQL: SELECT COUNT(T3.community_area_no) FROM ( SELECT T1.community_area_no FROM Community_Area AS T1 INNER JOIN Neighborhood AS T2 ON T1.community_area_no = T2.community_area_no WHERE community_area_name = 'Lincoln Square' GROUP BY T1.community_area_no ) T3
Database: chicago_crime
Tables: Community_Area, District, FBI_Code, IUCR, Neighborhood, Ward, Crime
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, community_area_no, 0, community_area_name, 0, side, 0, population, 1, district_no, 1, district_name, 1, address, 1, zip_code, 1, commander, 1, email, 1, phone, 1, fax, 1, tty, 1, twitter, 2, fbi_code_no, 2, title, 2, description, 2, crime_against, 3, iucr_no, 3, primary_description, 3, secondary_description, 3, index_code, 4, neighborhood_name, 4, community_area_no, 5, ward_no, 5, alderman_first_name, 5, alderman_last_name, 5, alderman_name_suffix, 5, ward_office_address, 5, ward_office_zip, 5, ward_email, 5, ward_office_phone, 5, ward_office_fax, 5, city_hall_office_room, 5, city_hall_office_phone, 5, city_hall_office_fax, 5, Population, 6, report_no, 6, case_number, 6, date, 6, block, 6, iucr_no, 6, location_description, 6, arrest, 6, domestic, 6, beat, 6, district_no, 6, ward_no, 6, community_area_no, 6, fbi_code_no, 6, latitude, 6, longitude
Question: Please list the names of all the neighborhoods in the community area with the most population.
Evidence: name of neighborhood refers to neighborhood_name; the most population refers to max(population)
SQL: SELECT T1.neighborhood_name FROM Neighborhood AS T1 INNER JOIN Community_Area AS T2 ON T2.community_area_no = T2.community_area_no ORDER BY T2.population DESC LIMIT 1
Database: chicago_crime
Tables: Community_Area, District, FBI_Code, IUCR, Neighborhood, Ward, Crime
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, community_area_no, 0, community_area_name, 0, side, 0, population, 1, district_no, 1, district_name, 1, address, 1, zip_code, 1, commander, 1, email, 1, phone, 1, fax, 1, tty, 1, twitter, 2, fbi_code_no, 2, title, 2, description, 2, crime_against, 3, iucr_no, 3, primary_description, 3, secondary_description, 3, index_code, 4, neighborhood_name, 4, community_area_no, 5, ward_no, 5, alderman_first_name, 5, alderman_last_name, 5, alderman_name_suffix, 5, ward_office_address, 5, ward_office_zip, 5, ward_email, 5, ward_office_phone, 5, ward_office_fax, 5, city_hall_office_room, 5, city_hall_office_phone, 5, city_hall_office_fax, 5, Population, 6, report_no, 6, case_number, 6, date, 6, block, 6, iucr_no, 6, location_description, 6, arrest, 6, domestic, 6, beat, 6, district_no, 6, ward_no, 6, community_area_no, 6, fbi_code_no, 6, latitude, 6, longitude
Question: Please list the names of all the neighborhoods in Central Chicago.
Evidence: name of neighborhood refers to neighborhood_name; Central Chicago refers to side = 'Central'
SQL: SELECT T2.neighborhood_name FROM Community_Area AS T1 INNER JOIN Neighborhood AS T2 ON T1.community_area_no = T2.community_area_no WHERE T1.side = 'Central'
Database: chicago_crime
Tables: Community_Area, District, FBI_Code, IUCR, Neighborhood, Ward, Crime
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, community_area_no, 0, community_area_name, 0, side, 0, population, 1, district_no, 1, district_name, 1, address, 1, zip_code, 1, commander, 1, email, 1, phone, 1, fax, 1, tty, 1, twitter, 2, fbi_code_no, 2, title, 2, description, 2, crime_against, 3, iucr_no, 3, primary_description, 3, secondary_description, 3, index_code, 4, neighborhood_name, 4, community_area_no, 5, ward_no, 5, alderman_first_name, 5, alderman_last_name, 5, alderman_name_suffix, 5, ward_office_address, 5, ward_office_zip, 5, ward_email, 5, ward_office_phone, 5, ward_office_fax, 5, city_hall_office_room, 5, city_hall_office_phone, 5, city_hall_office_fax, 5, Population, 6, report_no, 6, case_number, 6, date, 6, block, 6, iucr_no, 6, location_description, 6, arrest, 6, domestic, 6, beat, 6, district_no, 6, ward_no, 6, community_area_no, 6, fbi_code_no, 6, latitude, 6, longitude
Question: Please list the precise location coordinates of all the crimes in Central Chicago.
Evidence: location coordinates refers to latitude, longitude; Central Chicago refers to district_name = 'Central'
SQL: SELECT T2.latitude, T2.longitude FROM District AS T1 INNER JOIN Crime AS T2 ON T1.district_no = T2.district_no WHERE T1.district_name = 'Central'
Database: chicago_crime
Tables: Community_Area, District, FBI_Code, IUCR, Neighborhood, Ward, Crime
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, community_area_no, 0, community_area_name, 0, side, 0, population, 1, district_no, 1, district_name, 1, address, 1, zip_code, 1, commander, 1, email, 1, phone, 1, fax, 1, tty, 1, twitter, 2, fbi_code_no, 2, title, 2, description, 2, crime_against, 3, iucr_no, 3, primary_description, 3, secondary_description, 3, index_code, 4, neighborhood_name, 4, community_area_no, 5, ward_no, 5, alderman_first_name, 5, alderman_last_name, 5, alderman_name_suffix, 5, ward_office_address, 5, ward_office_zip, 5, ward_email, 5, ward_office_phone, 5, ward_office_fax, 5, city_hall_office_room, 5, city_hall_office_phone, 5, city_hall_office_fax, 5, Population, 6, report_no, 6, case_number, 6, date, 6, block, 6, iucr_no, 6, location_description, 6, arrest, 6, domestic, 6, beat, 6, district_no, 6, ward_no, 6, community_area_no, 6, fbi_code_no, 6, latitude, 6, longitude
Question: How many crimes had happened in Central Chicago?
Evidence: Central Chicago refers to district_name = 'Central'
SQL: SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Crime AS T1 INNER JOIN District AS T2 ON T1.district_no = T2.district_no WHERE T2.district_name = 'Central'
Database: chicago_crime
Tables: Community_Area, District, FBI_Code, IUCR, Neighborhood, Ward, Crime
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, community_area_no, 0, community_area_name, 0, side, 0, population, 1, district_no, 1, district_name, 1, address, 1, zip_code, 1, commander, 1, email, 1, phone, 1, fax, 1, tty, 1, twitter, 2, fbi_code_no, 2, title, 2, description, 2, crime_against, 3, iucr_no, 3, primary_description, 3, secondary_description, 3, index_code, 4, neighborhood_name, 4, community_area_no, 5, ward_no, 5, alderman_first_name, 5, alderman_last_name, 5, alderman_name_suffix, 5, ward_office_address, 5, ward_office_zip, 5, ward_email, 5, ward_office_phone, 5, ward_office_fax, 5, city_hall_office_room, 5, city_hall_office_phone, 5, city_hall_office_fax, 5, Population, 6, report_no, 6, case_number, 6, date, 6, block, 6, iucr_no, 6, location_description, 6, arrest, 6, domestic, 6, beat, 6, district_no, 6, ward_no, 6, community_area_no, 6, fbi_code_no, 6, latitude, 6, longitude
Question: Among all the crimes that had happened in Central Chicago, how many of them were cases of domestic violence?
Evidence: Central Chicago refers to district_name = 'Central'; case of domestic violence refers to domestic = 'TRUE'
SQL: SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Crime AS T1 INNER JOIN District AS T2 ON T1.district_no = T2.district_no WHERE T2.district_name = 'Central' AND T1.domestic = 'TRUE'
Database: chicago_crime
Tables: Community_Area, District, FBI_Code, IUCR, Neighborhood, Ward, Crime
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, community_area_no, 0, community_area_name, 0, side, 0, population, 1, district_no, 1, district_name, 1, address, 1, zip_code, 1, commander, 1, email, 1, phone, 1, fax, 1, tty, 1, twitter, 2, fbi_code_no, 2, title, 2, description, 2, crime_against, 3, iucr_no, 3, primary_description, 3, secondary_description, 3, index_code, 4, neighborhood_name, 4, community_area_no, 5, ward_no, 5, alderman_first_name, 5, alderman_last_name, 5, alderman_name_suffix, 5, ward_office_address, 5, ward_office_zip, 5, ward_email, 5, ward_office_phone, 5, ward_office_fax, 5, city_hall_office_room, 5, city_hall_office_phone, 5, city_hall_office_fax, 5, Population, 6, report_no, 6, case_number, 6, date, 6, block, 6, iucr_no, 6, location_description, 6, arrest, 6, domestic, 6, beat, 6, district_no, 6, ward_no, 6, community_area_no, 6, fbi_code_no, 6, latitude, 6, longitude
Question: Please list the case numbers of all the crimes with no arrest made in Central Chicago.
Evidence: no arrest made refers to arrest = 'FALSE'; Central Chicago refers to district_name = 'Central'
SQL: SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Crime AS T1 INNER JOIN District AS T2 ON T1.district_no = T2.district_no WHERE T2.district_name = 'Central' AND T1.arrest = 'FALSE'
Database: chicago_crime
Tables: Community_Area, District, FBI_Code, IUCR, Neighborhood, Ward, Crime
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, community_area_no, 0, community_area_name, 0, side, 0, population, 1, district_no, 1, district_name, 1, address, 1, zip_code, 1, commander, 1, email, 1, phone, 1, fax, 1, tty, 1, twitter, 2, fbi_code_no, 2, title, 2, description, 2, crime_against, 3, iucr_no, 3, primary_description, 3, secondary_description, 3, index_code, 4, neighborhood_name, 4, community_area_no, 5, ward_no, 5, alderman_first_name, 5, alderman_last_name, 5, alderman_name_suffix, 5, ward_office_address, 5, ward_office_zip, 5, ward_email, 5, ward_office_phone, 5, ward_office_fax, 5, city_hall_office_room, 5, city_hall_office_phone, 5, city_hall_office_fax, 5, Population, 6, report_no, 6, case_number, 6, date, 6, block, 6, iucr_no, 6, location_description, 6, arrest, 6, domestic, 6, beat, 6, district_no, 6, ward_no, 6, community_area_no, 6, fbi_code_no, 6, latitude, 6, longitude
Question: How many crimes had happened in the community area with the most population?
Evidence: the most population refers to max(population)
SQL: SELECT COUNT(T2.report_no) FROM Community_Area AS T1 INNER JOIN Crime AS T2 ON T1.community_area_no = T2.community_area_no GROUP BY T1.community_area_name ORDER BY T1.population DESC LIMIT 1