1sf/bird-sql-train-with-schema huggingface dataset:
Database: retail_world
Tables: Categories, Customers, Employees, Shippers, Suppliers, Products, Orders, OrderDetails
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CategoryID, 0, CategoryName, 0, Description, 1, CustomerID, 1, CustomerName, 1, ContactName, 1, Address, 1, City, 1, PostalCode, 1, Country, 2, EmployeeID, 2, LastName, 2, FirstName, 2, BirthDate, 2, Photo, 2, Notes, 3, ShipperID, 3, ShipperName, 3, Phone, 4, SupplierID, 4, SupplierName, 4, ContactName, 4, Address, 4, City, 4, PostalCode, 4, Country, 4, Phone, 5, ProductID, 5, ProductName, 5, SupplierID, 5, CategoryID, 5, Unit, 5, Price, 6, OrderID, 6, CustomerID, 6, EmployeeID, 6, OrderDate, 6, ShipperID, 7, OrderDetailID, 7, OrderID, 7, ProductID, 7, Quantity
Question: How much is the total purchase price, including freight, of the top 2 most expensive products?
Evidence: total purchase price including freight refers to add(multiply(UnitPrice , Quantity) , Freight); most expensive refers to max(UnitPrice)
SQL: SELECT T2.UnitPrice * T2.Quantity + T1.Freight FROM Orders AS T1 INNER JOIN `Order Details` AS T2 ON T1.OrderID = T2.OrderID ORDER BY T2.UnitPrice * T2.Quantity + T1.Freight DESC LIMIT 2
Database: retail_world
Tables: Categories, Customers, Employees, Shippers, Suppliers, Products, Orders, OrderDetails
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CategoryID, 0, CategoryName, 0, Description, 1, CustomerID, 1, CustomerName, 1, ContactName, 1, Address, 1, City, 1, PostalCode, 1, Country, 2, EmployeeID, 2, LastName, 2, FirstName, 2, BirthDate, 2, Photo, 2, Notes, 3, ShipperID, 3, ShipperName, 3, Phone, 4, SupplierID, 4, SupplierName, 4, ContactName, 4, Address, 4, City, 4, PostalCode, 4, Country, 4, Phone, 5, ProductID, 5, ProductName, 5, SupplierID, 5, CategoryID, 5, Unit, 5, Price, 6, OrderID, 6, CustomerID, 6, EmployeeID, 6, OrderDate, 6, ShipperID, 7, OrderDetailID, 7, OrderID, 7, ProductID, 7, Quantity
Question: What is the name of the supplier that supplies the most products to the company?
Evidence: name of the supplier refers to SupplierID; the most product refers to max(count(ProductID))
SQL: SELECT T1.SupplierID FROM Products AS T1 INNER JOIN Suppliers AS T2 ON T1.SupplierID = T2.SupplierID GROUP BY T1.SupplierID ORDER BY COUNT(*) DESC LIMIT 1
Database: retail_world
Tables: Categories, Customers, Employees, Shippers, Suppliers, Products, Orders, OrderDetails
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CategoryID, 0, CategoryName, 0, Description, 1, CustomerID, 1, CustomerName, 1, ContactName, 1, Address, 1, City, 1, PostalCode, 1, Country, 2, EmployeeID, 2, LastName, 2, FirstName, 2, BirthDate, 2, Photo, 2, Notes, 3, ShipperID, 3, ShipperName, 3, Phone, 4, SupplierID, 4, SupplierName, 4, ContactName, 4, Address, 4, City, 4, PostalCode, 4, Country, 4, Phone, 5, ProductID, 5, ProductName, 5, SupplierID, 5, CategoryID, 5, Unit, 5, Price, 6, OrderID, 6, CustomerID, 6, EmployeeID, 6, OrderDate, 6, ShipperID, 7, OrderDetailID, 7, OrderID, 7, ProductID, 7, Quantity
Question: What are the names of the products that were ordered that have a unit price of no more than 5?
Evidence: unit price of no more than 5 refers to UnitPrice < 5; name of products refers to ProductName
SQL: SELECT DISTINCT T1.ProductName FROM Products AS T1 INNER JOIN `Order Details` AS T2 ON T1.ProductID = T2.ProductID WHERE T2.UnitPrice < 5
Database: retail_world
Tables: Categories, Customers, Employees, Shippers, Suppliers, Products, Orders, OrderDetails
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CategoryID, 0, CategoryName, 0, Description, 1, CustomerID, 1, CustomerName, 1, ContactName, 1, Address, 1, City, 1, PostalCode, 1, Country, 2, EmployeeID, 2, LastName, 2, FirstName, 2, BirthDate, 2, Photo, 2, Notes, 3, ShipperID, 3, ShipperName, 3, Phone, 4, SupplierID, 4, SupplierName, 4, ContactName, 4, Address, 4, City, 4, PostalCode, 4, Country, 4, Phone, 5, ProductID, 5, ProductName, 5, SupplierID, 5, CategoryID, 5, Unit, 5, Price, 6, OrderID, 6, CustomerID, 6, EmployeeID, 6, OrderDate, 6, ShipperID, 7, OrderDetailID, 7, OrderID, 7, ProductID, 7, Quantity
Question: What is the title of the employee with the highest number of territories in charge?
Evidence: highest number of territories refers to max(TerritoryID)
SQL: SELECT T1.Title FROM Employees AS T1 INNER JOIN EmployeeTerritories AS T2 ON T1.EmployeeID = T2.EmployeeID GROUP BY T1.Title ORDER BY COUNT(T2.TerritoryID) DESC LIMIT 1
Database: retail_world
Tables: Categories, Customers, Employees, Shippers, Suppliers, Products, Orders, OrderDetails
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CategoryID, 0, CategoryName, 0, Description, 1, CustomerID, 1, CustomerName, 1, ContactName, 1, Address, 1, City, 1, PostalCode, 1, Country, 2, EmployeeID, 2, LastName, 2, FirstName, 2, BirthDate, 2, Photo, 2, Notes, 3, ShipperID, 3, ShipperName, 3, Phone, 4, SupplierID, 4, SupplierName, 4, ContactName, 4, Address, 4, City, 4, PostalCode, 4, Country, 4, Phone, 5, ProductID, 5, ProductName, 5, SupplierID, 5, CategoryID, 5, Unit, 5, Price, 6, OrderID, 6, CustomerID, 6, EmployeeID, 6, OrderDate, 6, ShipperID, 7, OrderDetailID, 7, OrderID, 7, ProductID, 7, Quantity
Question: What is the most ordered products by customers?
Evidence: most ordered refers to max(count(ProductID)); product refers to ProductID
SQL: SELECT T1.ProductID FROM Products AS T1 INNER JOIN `Order Details` AS T2 ON T1.ProductID = T2.ProductID GROUP BY T1.ProductID ORDER BY COUNT(*) DESC LIMIT 1
Database: retail_world
Tables: Categories, Customers, Employees, Shippers, Suppliers, Products, Orders, OrderDetails
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CategoryID, 0, CategoryName, 0, Description, 1, CustomerID, 1, CustomerName, 1, ContactName, 1, Address, 1, City, 1, PostalCode, 1, Country, 2, EmployeeID, 2, LastName, 2, FirstName, 2, BirthDate, 2, Photo, 2, Notes, 3, ShipperID, 3, ShipperName, 3, Phone, 4, SupplierID, 4, SupplierName, 4, ContactName, 4, Address, 4, City, 4, PostalCode, 4, Country, 4, Phone, 5, ProductID, 5, ProductName, 5, SupplierID, 5, CategoryID, 5, Unit, 5, Price, 6, OrderID, 6, CustomerID, 6, EmployeeID, 6, OrderDate, 6, ShipperID, 7, OrderDetailID, 7, OrderID, 7, ProductID, 7, Quantity
Question: Which territories is the employee with a doctorate in charge of? List all of the territory descriptions.
Evidence: with a doctorate refers to TitleOfCourtesy = 'Dr.'
SQL: SELECT T3.TerritoryDescription FROM Employees AS T1 INNER JOIN EmployeeTerritories AS T2 ON T1.EmployeeID = T2.EmployeeID INNER JOIN Territories AS T3 ON T2.TerritoryID = T3.TerritoryID WHERE T1.TitleOfCourtesy = 'Dr.'
Database: retail_world
Tables: Categories, Customers, Employees, Shippers, Suppliers, Products, Orders, OrderDetails
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CategoryID, 0, CategoryName, 0, Description, 1, CustomerID, 1, CustomerName, 1, ContactName, 1, Address, 1, City, 1, PostalCode, 1, Country, 2, EmployeeID, 2, LastName, 2, FirstName, 2, BirthDate, 2, Photo, 2, Notes, 3, ShipperID, 3, ShipperName, 3, Phone, 4, SupplierID, 4, SupplierName, 4, ContactName, 4, Address, 4, City, 4, PostalCode, 4, Country, 4, Phone, 5, ProductID, 5, ProductName, 5, SupplierID, 5, CategoryID, 5, Unit, 5, Price, 6, OrderID, 6, CustomerID, 6, EmployeeID, 6, OrderDate, 6, ShipperID, 7, OrderDetailID, 7, OrderID, 7, ProductID, 7, Quantity
Question: What are the territory descriptions of territories in the Eastern region?
Evidence: in the Eastern region refers to RegionDescription = 'Eastern'
SQL: SELECT DISTINCT T1.TerritoryDescription FROM Territories AS T1 INNER JOIN Region AS T2 ON T1.RegionID = T2.RegionID WHERE T2.RegionDescription = 'Eastern' ORDER BY T1.TerritoryDescription
Database: retail_world
Tables: Categories, Customers, Employees, Shippers, Suppliers, Products, Orders, OrderDetails
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CategoryID, 0, CategoryName, 0, Description, 1, CustomerID, 1, CustomerName, 1, ContactName, 1, Address, 1, City, 1, PostalCode, 1, Country, 2, EmployeeID, 2, LastName, 2, FirstName, 2, BirthDate, 2, Photo, 2, Notes, 3, ShipperID, 3, ShipperName, 3, Phone, 4, SupplierID, 4, SupplierName, 4, ContactName, 4, Address, 4, City, 4, PostalCode, 4, Country, 4, Phone, 5, ProductID, 5, ProductName, 5, SupplierID, 5, CategoryID, 5, Unit, 5, Price, 6, OrderID, 6, CustomerID, 6, EmployeeID, 6, OrderDate, 6, ShipperID, 7, OrderDetailID, 7, OrderID, 7, ProductID, 7, Quantity
Question: What is the average number of territories do each sales representative is in charge of?
Evidence: sales representative refers to Title = 'Sales Representative'; average number of territories = divide(count(TerritoryID) , count(EmployeeID)) where Title = 'Sales Representative'
SQL: SELECT CAST(COUNT(T2.TerritoryID) AS REAL) / COUNT(DISTINCT T1.EmployeeID) FROM Employees AS T1 INNER JOIN EmployeeTerritories AS T2 ON T1.EmployeeID = T2.EmployeeID WHERE T1.Title = 'Sales Representative'
Database: retail_world
Tables: Categories, Customers, Employees, Shippers, Suppliers, Products, Orders, OrderDetails
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CategoryID, 0, CategoryName, 0, Description, 1, CustomerID, 1, CustomerName, 1, ContactName, 1, Address, 1, City, 1, PostalCode, 1, Country, 2, EmployeeID, 2, LastName, 2, FirstName, 2, BirthDate, 2, Photo, 2, Notes, 3, ShipperID, 3, ShipperName, 3, Phone, 4, SupplierID, 4, SupplierName, 4, ContactName, 4, Address, 4, City, 4, PostalCode, 4, Country, 4, Phone, 5, ProductID, 5, ProductName, 5, SupplierID, 5, CategoryID, 5, Unit, 5, Price, 6, OrderID, 6, CustomerID, 6, EmployeeID, 6, OrderDate, 6, ShipperID, 7, OrderDetailID, 7, OrderID, 7, ProductID, 7, Quantity
Question: Among the beverages, which product has the highest customer satisfaction?
Evidence: beverage refers to CategoryName = 'Beverages'; highest customer satisfaction refers to max(ReorderLevel)
SQL: SELECT T1.ProductName FROM Products AS T1 INNER JOIN Categories AS T2 ON T1.CategoryID = T2.CategoryID WHERE T2.CategoryName = 'Beverages' ORDER BY T1.ReorderLevel DESC LIMIT 1
Database: retail_world
Tables: Categories, Customers, Employees, Shippers, Suppliers, Products, Orders, OrderDetails
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CategoryID, 0, CategoryName, 0, Description, 1, CustomerID, 1, CustomerName, 1, ContactName, 1, Address, 1, City, 1, PostalCode, 1, Country, 2, EmployeeID, 2, LastName, 2, FirstName, 2, BirthDate, 2, Photo, 2, Notes, 3, ShipperID, 3, ShipperName, 3, Phone, 4, SupplierID, 4, SupplierName, 4, ContactName, 4, Address, 4, City, 4, PostalCode, 4, Country, 4, Phone, 5, ProductID, 5, ProductName, 5, SupplierID, 5, CategoryID, 5, Unit, 5, Price, 6, OrderID, 6, CustomerID, 6, EmployeeID, 6, OrderDate, 6, ShipperID, 7, OrderDetailID, 7, OrderID, 7, ProductID, 7, Quantity
Question: What is the full name of the employee who handled the highest amount of orders?
Evidence: full name refers to FirstName LastName; highest amount of orders refers to max(count(OrderID))
SQL: SELECT T1.FirstName, T1.LastName FROM Employees AS T1 INNER JOIN Orders AS T2 ON T1.EmployeeID = T2.EmployeeID GROUP BY T1.FirstName, T1.LastName ORDER BY COUNT(*) DESC LIMIT 1
Database: retail_world
Tables: Categories, Customers, Employees, Shippers, Suppliers, Products, Orders, OrderDetails
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CategoryID, 0, CategoryName, 0, Description, 1, CustomerID, 1, CustomerName, 1, ContactName, 1, Address, 1, City, 1, PostalCode, 1, Country, 2, EmployeeID, 2, LastName, 2, FirstName, 2, BirthDate, 2, Photo, 2, Notes, 3, ShipperID, 3, ShipperName, 3, Phone, 4, SupplierID, 4, SupplierName, 4, ContactName, 4, Address, 4, City, 4, PostalCode, 4, Country, 4, Phone, 5, ProductID, 5, ProductName, 5, SupplierID, 5, CategoryID, 5, Unit, 5, Price, 6, OrderID, 6, CustomerID, 6, EmployeeID, 6, OrderDate, 6, ShipperID, 7, OrderDetailID, 7, OrderID, 7, ProductID, 7, Quantity
Question: How many products were ordered in the order with the highest freight?
Evidence: highest freight refers to max(Freight)
SQL: SELECT COUNT(T2.ProductID) FROM Orders AS T1 INNER JOIN `Order Details` AS T2 ON T1.OrderID = T2.OrderID GROUP BY T2.ProductID ORDER BY COUNT(T1.Freight) DESC LIMIT 1
Database: retail_world
Tables: Categories, Customers, Employees, Shippers, Suppliers, Products, Orders, OrderDetails
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CategoryID, 0, CategoryName, 0, Description, 1, CustomerID, 1, CustomerName, 1, ContactName, 1, Address, 1, City, 1, PostalCode, 1, Country, 2, EmployeeID, 2, LastName, 2, FirstName, 2, BirthDate, 2, Photo, 2, Notes, 3, ShipperID, 3, ShipperName, 3, Phone, 4, SupplierID, 4, SupplierName, 4, ContactName, 4, Address, 4, City, 4, PostalCode, 4, Country, 4, Phone, 5, ProductID, 5, ProductName, 5, SupplierID, 5, CategoryID, 5, Unit, 5, Price, 6, OrderID, 6, CustomerID, 6, EmployeeID, 6, OrderDate, 6, ShipperID, 7, OrderDetailID, 7, OrderID, 7, ProductID, 7, Quantity
Question: Among the seafood products, which product have the highest total production of the production?
Evidence: seafood product refers to CategoryName = 'Seafood'; product refers to ProductID; highest total production refers to max(add(units in stock, units on order))
SQL: SELECT T1.ProductName FROM Products AS T1 INNER JOIN Categories AS T2 ON T1.CategoryID = T2.CategoryID WHERE T2.CategoryName = 'Seafood' ORDER BY T1.UnitsInStock + T1.UnitsOnOrder DESC LIMIT 1
Database: retail_world
Tables: Categories, Customers, Employees, Shippers, Suppliers, Products, Orders, OrderDetails
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CategoryID, 0, CategoryName, 0, Description, 1, CustomerID, 1, CustomerName, 1, ContactName, 1, Address, 1, City, 1, PostalCode, 1, Country, 2, EmployeeID, 2, LastName, 2, FirstName, 2, BirthDate, 2, Photo, 2, Notes, 3, ShipperID, 3, ShipperName, 3, Phone, 4, SupplierID, 4, SupplierName, 4, ContactName, 4, Address, 4, City, 4, PostalCode, 4, Country, 4, Phone, 5, ProductID, 5, ProductName, 5, SupplierID, 5, CategoryID, 5, Unit, 5, Price, 6, OrderID, 6, CustomerID, 6, EmployeeID, 6, OrderDate, 6, ShipperID, 7, OrderDetailID, 7, OrderID, 7, ProductID, 7, Quantity
Question: What is the difference in salary of the top 2 employees with the highest number of territories in charge?
Evidence: highest number of territories refers to max(TerritoryID); difference in salary = subtract(employeeA.Salary, employeeB.Salary)
SQL: SELECT MAX(Salary) - MIN(Salary) FROM ( SELECT T1.Salary FROM Employees AS T1 INNER JOIN EmployeeTerritories AS T2 ON T1.EmployeeID = T2.EmployeeID GROUP BY T1.EmployeeID, T1.Salary ORDER BY COUNT(T2.TerritoryID) DESC LIMIT 2 ) T1
Database: retail_world
Tables: Categories, Customers, Employees, Shippers, Suppliers, Products, Orders, OrderDetails
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CategoryID, 0, CategoryName, 0, Description, 1, CustomerID, 1, CustomerName, 1, ContactName, 1, Address, 1, City, 1, PostalCode, 1, Country, 2, EmployeeID, 2, LastName, 2, FirstName, 2, BirthDate, 2, Photo, 2, Notes, 3, ShipperID, 3, ShipperName, 3, Phone, 4, SupplierID, 4, SupplierName, 4, ContactName, 4, Address, 4, City, 4, PostalCode, 4, Country, 4, Phone, 5, ProductID, 5, ProductName, 5, SupplierID, 5, CategoryID, 5, Unit, 5, Price, 6, OrderID, 6, CustomerID, 6, EmployeeID, 6, OrderDate, 6, ShipperID, 7, OrderDetailID, 7, OrderID, 7, ProductID, 7, Quantity
Question: What is the average price of products with more than fifty units in stock?
Evidence: more than fifty units in stock refers to UnitsInStock > 50; average price = avg(UnitPrice where UnitsInStock > 50)
SQL: SELECT SUM(UnitPrice) / COUNT(UnitPrice) FROM Products WHERE UnitsInStock > 50
Database: retail_world
Tables: Categories, Customers, Employees, Shippers, Suppliers, Products, Orders, OrderDetails
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CategoryID, 0, CategoryName, 0, Description, 1, CustomerID, 1, CustomerName, 1, ContactName, 1, Address, 1, City, 1, PostalCode, 1, Country, 2, EmployeeID, 2, LastName, 2, FirstName, 2, BirthDate, 2, Photo, 2, Notes, 3, ShipperID, 3, ShipperName, 3, Phone, 4, SupplierID, 4, SupplierName, 4, ContactName, 4, Address, 4, City, 4, PostalCode, 4, Country, 4, Phone, 5, ProductID, 5, ProductName, 5, SupplierID, 5, CategoryID, 5, Unit, 5, Price, 6, OrderID, 6, CustomerID, 6, EmployeeID, 6, OrderDate, 6, ShipperID, 7, OrderDetailID, 7, OrderID, 7, ProductID, 7, Quantity
Question: List the company names of customers from the city with the most customers.
Evidence: most customers refers to max(count(Relationship))
SQL: SELECT CompanyName FROM `Customer and Suppliers by City` WHERE CITY = ( SELECT City FROM `Customer and Suppliers by City` GROUP BY City ORDER BY COUNT(Relationship) DESC LIMIT 1 )
Database: retail_world
Tables: Categories, Customers, Employees, Shippers, Suppliers, Products, Orders, OrderDetails
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CategoryID, 0, CategoryName, 0, Description, 1, CustomerID, 1, CustomerName, 1, ContactName, 1, Address, 1, City, 1, PostalCode, 1, Country, 2, EmployeeID, 2, LastName, 2, FirstName, 2, BirthDate, 2, Photo, 2, Notes, 3, ShipperID, 3, ShipperName, 3, Phone, 4, SupplierID, 4, SupplierName, 4, ContactName, 4, Address, 4, City, 4, PostalCode, 4, Country, 4, Phone, 5, ProductID, 5, ProductName, 5, SupplierID, 5, CategoryID, 5, Unit, 5, Price, 6, OrderID, 6, CustomerID, 6, EmployeeID, 6, OrderDate, 6, ShipperID, 7, OrderDetailID, 7, OrderID, 7, ProductID, 7, Quantity
Question: Find and list the company name, company contact name, and contact title of customers from Madrid.
Evidence: from Madrid refers to City = 'Madrid'
SQL: SELECT CompanyName, ContactName, ContactTitle FROM Customers WHERE City = 'Madrid'
Database: retail_world
Tables: Categories, Customers, Employees, Shippers, Suppliers, Products, Orders, OrderDetails
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CategoryID, 0, CategoryName, 0, Description, 1, CustomerID, 1, CustomerName, 1, ContactName, 1, Address, 1, City, 1, PostalCode, 1, Country, 2, EmployeeID, 2, LastName, 2, FirstName, 2, BirthDate, 2, Photo, 2, Notes, 3, ShipperID, 3, ShipperName, 3, Phone, 4, SupplierID, 4, SupplierName, 4, ContactName, 4, Address, 4, City, 4, PostalCode, 4, Country, 4, Phone, 5, ProductID, 5, ProductName, 5, SupplierID, 5, CategoryID, 5, Unit, 5, Price, 6, OrderID, 6, CustomerID, 6, EmployeeID, 6, OrderDate, 6, ShipperID, 7, OrderDetailID, 7, OrderID, 7, ProductID, 7, Quantity
Question: Give the full name and contact number of employees in descending order of age.
Evidence: full name refers to FirstName LastName; contact number refers to HomePhone; descending order of age refers to order by BirthDate desc limit 1
SQL: SELECT FirstName, LastName, HomePhone FROM Employees ORDER BY BirthDate DESC
Database: retail_world
Tables: Categories, Customers, Employees, Shippers, Suppliers, Products, Orders, OrderDetails
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CategoryID, 0, CategoryName, 0, Description, 1, CustomerID, 1, CustomerName, 1, ContactName, 1, Address, 1, City, 1, PostalCode, 1, Country, 2, EmployeeID, 2, LastName, 2, FirstName, 2, BirthDate, 2, Photo, 2, Notes, 3, ShipperID, 3, ShipperName, 3, Phone, 4, SupplierID, 4, SupplierName, 4, ContactName, 4, Address, 4, City, 4, PostalCode, 4, Country, 4, Phone, 5, ProductID, 5, ProductName, 5, SupplierID, 5, CategoryID, 5, Unit, 5, Price, 6, OrderID, 6, CustomerID, 6, EmployeeID, 6, OrderDate, 6, ShipperID, 7, OrderDetailID, 7, OrderID, 7, ProductID, 7, Quantity
Question: Calculate the average price of products shipped to the UK.
Evidence: average price = divide(sum(UnitPrice) , count(ProductID)); the UK refers to Country = 'UK'
SQL: SELECT AVG(UnitPrice) AS avg FROM Invoices WHERE Country = 'UK'
Database: retail_world
Tables: Categories, Customers, Employees, Shippers, Suppliers, Products, Orders, OrderDetails
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CategoryID, 0, CategoryName, 0, Description, 1, CustomerID, 1, CustomerName, 1, ContactName, 1, Address, 1, City, 1, PostalCode, 1, Country, 2, EmployeeID, 2, LastName, 2, FirstName, 2, BirthDate, 2, Photo, 2, Notes, 3, ShipperID, 3, ShipperName, 3, Phone, 4, SupplierID, 4, SupplierName, 4, ContactName, 4, Address, 4, City, 4, PostalCode, 4, Country, 4, Phone, 5, ProductID, 5, ProductName, 5, SupplierID, 5, CategoryID, 5, Unit, 5, Price, 6, OrderID, 6, CustomerID, 6, EmployeeID, 6, OrderDate, 6, ShipperID, 7, OrderDetailID, 7, OrderID, 7, ProductID, 7, Quantity
Question: Among all the orders, which products sold for the most amount?
Evidence: the most amount refers to max(sum(Quantity))
SQL: SELECT ProductID FROM `Order Details` GROUP BY ProductID ORDER BY SUM(Quantity) DESC LIMIT 1
Database: retail_world
Tables: Categories, Customers, Employees, Shippers, Suppliers, Products, Orders, OrderDetails
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CategoryID, 0, CategoryName, 0, Description, 1, CustomerID, 1, CustomerName, 1, ContactName, 1, Address, 1, City, 1, PostalCode, 1, Country, 2, EmployeeID, 2, LastName, 2, FirstName, 2, BirthDate, 2, Photo, 2, Notes, 3, ShipperID, 3, ShipperName, 3, Phone, 4, SupplierID, 4, SupplierName, 4, ContactName, 4, Address, 4, City, 4, PostalCode, 4, Country, 4, Phone, 5, ProductID, 5, ProductName, 5, SupplierID, 5, CategoryID, 5, Unit, 5, Price, 6, OrderID, 6, CustomerID, 6, EmployeeID, 6, OrderDate, 6, ShipperID, 7, OrderDetailID, 7, OrderID, 7, ProductID, 7, Quantity
Question: List the name, address, and phone number of companies that supply products for more than thirty dollars per unit.
Evidence: more than thirty dollars per unit refers to UnitPrice > 30
SQL: SELECT T2.CompanyName, T2.Address, T2.Phone FROM Products AS T1 INNER JOIN Suppliers AS T2 ON T1.SupplierID = T2.SupplierID WHERE T1.UnitPrice > 30
Database: retail_world
Tables: Categories, Customers, Employees, Shippers, Suppliers, Products, Orders, OrderDetails
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CategoryID, 0, CategoryName, 0, Description, 1, CustomerID, 1, CustomerName, 1, ContactName, 1, Address, 1, City, 1, PostalCode, 1, Country, 2, EmployeeID, 2, LastName, 2, FirstName, 2, BirthDate, 2, Photo, 2, Notes, 3, ShipperID, 3, ShipperName, 3, Phone, 4, SupplierID, 4, SupplierName, 4, ContactName, 4, Address, 4, City, 4, PostalCode, 4, Country, 4, Phone, 5, ProductID, 5, ProductName, 5, SupplierID, 5, CategoryID, 5, Unit, 5, Price, 6, OrderID, 6, CustomerID, 6, EmployeeID, 6, OrderDate, 6, ShipperID, 7, OrderDetailID, 7, OrderID, 7, ProductID, 7, Quantity
Question: Among the customers, list customers' company names and addresses who paid more than average in freight.
Evidence: paid more than average in freight refers to Freight > divide(sum(Freight) , count(OrderID))
SQL: SELECT DISTINCT T1.CompanyName, T1.Address FROM Customers AS T1 INNER JOIN Orders AS T2 ON T1.CustomerID = T2.CustomerID WHERE T2.Freight > ( SELECT AVG(Freight) FROM Orders )
Database: retail_world
Tables: Categories, Customers, Employees, Shippers, Suppliers, Products, Orders, OrderDetails
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, CategoryID, 0, CategoryName, 0, Description, 1, CustomerID, 1, CustomerName, 1, ContactName, 1, Address, 1, City, 1, PostalCode, 1, Country, 2, EmployeeID, 2, LastName, 2, FirstName, 2, BirthDate, 2, Photo, 2, Notes, 3, ShipperID, 3, ShipperName, 3, Phone, 4, SupplierID, 4, SupplierName, 4, ContactName, 4, Address, 4, City, 4, PostalCode, 4, Country, 4, Phone, 5, ProductID, 5, ProductName, 5, SupplierID, 5, CategoryID, 5, Unit, 5, Price, 6, OrderID, 6, CustomerID, 6, EmployeeID, 6, OrderDate, 6, ShipperID, 7, OrderDetailID, 7, OrderID, 7, ProductID, 7, Quantity
Question: Find and list the full name of employees who are from the territory, Wilton.
Evidence: full name refers to FirstName LastName; Wilton refers to TerritoryDescription = 'Wilton'
SQL: SELECT T1.FirstName, T1.LastName FROM Employees AS T1 INNER JOIN EmployeeTerritories AS T2 ON T1.EmployeeID = T2.EmployeeID INNER JOIN Territories AS T3 ON T2.TerritoryID = T3.TerritoryID WHERE T3.TerritoryDescription = 'Wilton'