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: List the 5 orders with the highest total price, indicating the delivery date.
Evidence: order refers to o_orderkey; the highest total price refers to max(o_totalprice); delivery date refers to l_shipdate
SQL: SELECT T1.o_orderkey, T2.l_shipdate FROM orders AS T1 INNER JOIN lineitem AS T2 ON T1.o_orderkey = T2.l_orderkey ORDER BY T1.o_totalprice DESC LIMIT 5
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: List the comments describing orders from customers in the furniture segment.
Evidence: comment refers to o_comment; furniture segment refers to c_mktsegment = 'FURNITURE'
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 = 'FURNITURE'
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 indicate the names of the customers whose order with a total price over $300000.
Evidence: customer name refers to c_name; a total price over $300000 refers to o_totalprice > 300000
SQL: SELECT T2.c_name FROM orders AS T1 INNER JOIN customer AS T2 ON T1.o_custkey = T2.c_custkey WHERE T1.o_totalprice > 300000
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: Name customers in India with account balances over $5000.
Evidence: customer name refers to c_name; India refers to n_name = 'INDIA'; account balance over $5000 refers to c_acctbal > 5000
SQL: SELECT T1.c_name FROM customer AS T1 INNER JOIN nation AS T2 ON T1.c_nationkey = T2.n_nationkey WHERE T1.c_acctbal > 5000 AND T2.n_name = 'INDIA'
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: List the phone numbers of suppliers from Japan.
Evidence: phone number refers to s_phone; Japan refers to n_name = 'JAPAN'
SQL: SELECT T1.s_phone FROM supplier AS T1 INNER JOIN nation AS T2 ON T1.s_nationkey = T2.n_nationkey WHERE T2.n_name = 'JAPAN'
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 providers in Argentina, which supplier has an account that is in debt?
Evidence: Argentina refers to n_name = 'ARGENTINA'; supplier refers to s_name; an account in debt refers to s_acctbal < 0
SQL: SELECT T1.s_name FROM supplier AS T1 INNER JOIN nation AS T2 ON T1.s_nationkey = T2.n_nationkey WHERE T1.s_acctbal < 0 AND T2.n_name = 'ARGENTINA'
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 belong to the Algeria region?
Evidence: the algeria region refers to r_name = 'ALGERIA'
SQL: SELECT COUNT(T1.r_name) FROM region AS T1 INNER JOIN nation AS T2 ON T1.r_regionkey = T2.n_regionkey WHERE T2.n_name = 'ALGERIA'
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 indicate the names of customers whose orders are eligible for 10% discount with order dates between 1/1/1994 and 1/1/1995.
Evidence: customer name refers to c_name; 10% discount refers to l_discount = 0.1; order dates between 1/1/1994 and 1/1/1995 refers to year(o_orderdate) = 1994 OR o_orderdate = '1995-01-01'
SQL: SELECT T3.c_name FROM orders AS T1 INNER JOIN lineitem AS T2 ON T1.o_orderkey = T2.l_orderkey INNER JOIN customer AS T3 ON T1.o_custkey = T3.c_custkey WHERE T2.l_discount = 0.1 AND STRFTIME('%Y', T1.o_orderdate) BETWEEN 1994 AND 1995
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: Calculate the percentage of countries that belong to the American region.
Evidence: the American region refers to r_name = 'America'; percentage = divide(count(n_name where r_name = 'America'), count(n_name)) * 100%
SQL: SELECT CAST(SUM(IIF(T1.r_name = 'America', 1, 0)) AS REAL) * 100 / COUNT(T2.n_name) FROM region AS T1 INNER JOIN nation AS T2 ON T1.r_regionkey = T2.n_regionkey
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: Calculate percentage of household segment in Indonesia.
Evidence: household segment refers to c_mktsegment = 'HOUSEHOLD'; Indonesia refers to n_name = 'Indonesia'; percentage = divide(count(c_mktsegment = 'HOUSEHOLD'), count(c_mktsegment)) where n_name = 'Indonesia' * 100%
SQL: SELECT CAST(SUM(IIF(T1.c_mktsegment = 'HOUSEHOLD', 1, 0)) AS REAL) * 100 / COUNT(T1.c_mktsegment) FROM customer AS T1 INNER JOIN nation AS T2 ON T1.c_nationkey = T2.n_nationkey WHERE T2.n_name = 'INDONESIA'
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 names of all the products under the type "promo brushed steel".
Evidence: product name refers to p_name; type "promo brushed steel" refers to p_type = 'PROMO BRUSHED STEEL'
SQL: SELECT p_name FROM part WHERE p_type = 'PROMO BRUSHED STEEL'
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 comment of the product "burlywood plum powder puff mint"?
Evidence: comment refers to p_comment; product "burlywood plum powder puff mint" refers to p_name = 'burlywood plum powder puff mint'
SQL: SELECT p_comment FROM part WHERE p_name = 'burlywood plum powder puff mint'
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 parts have a retail price of over 1900?
Evidence: a retail price of over 1900 refers to p_retailprice > 1900
SQL: SELECT COUNT(p_partkey) FROM part WHERE p_retailprice > 1900
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 products under the type "promo brushed steel", how many of them are manufactured by Manufacturer#5?
Evidence: type "promo brushed steel" refers to p_type = 'PROMO BRUSHED STEEL'; Manufacturer#5 refers to p_mfgr = 'Manufacturer#5'
SQL: SELECT COUNT(p_partkey) FROM part WHERE p_type = 'PROMO BRUSHED STEEL' AND p_mfgr = 'Manufacturer#5'
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 all the brands that contain a part under the type "promo brushed steel".
Evidence: brand refers to p_brand; type "promo brushed steel" refers to p_type = 'PROMO BRUSHED STEEL'
SQL: SELECT p_brand FROM part WHERE p_type = 'PROMO BRUSHED STEEL'
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 name of the product with the highest retail price?
Evidence: name of the product refers to p_name; the highest retail price refers to p_retailprice
SQL: SELECT p_name FROM part WHERE p_retailprice = ( SELECT MAX(p_retailprice) FROM part )
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 part has a bigger size, "pink powder drab lawn cyan" or "cornflower sky burlywood green beige"?
Evidence: size refers to p_size; "pink powder drab lawn cyan" or "cornflower sky burlywood green beige" refers to p_name in ('pink powder drab lawn cyan', 'cornflower sky burlywood green beige')
SQL: SELECT T.p_name FROM ( SELECT p_name, p_size FROM part WHERE p_name IN ('pink powder drab lawn cyan', 'cornflower sky burlywood green beige') ) AS T ORDER BY p_size DESC LIMIT 1