Dludora/DAIL-BIRD huggingface dataset:
/* Given the following database schema: */
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

/* Answer the following: How many keywords are there in the episode Disciple? episode Disciple refers to title = 'Disciple' */
SELECT 
SELECT COUNT(T2.keyword) FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Keyword AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T1.title = 'Disciple'
/* Given the following database schema: */
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

/* Answer the following: Which episode got the most 1 star votes? Give its title. the most refers to max(votes); 1 star refers to stars = '1' */
SELECT 
SELECT T2.title FROM Vote AS T1 INNER JOIN Episode AS T2 ON T2.episode_id = T1.episode_id WHERE T1.stars = 1 ORDER BY T1.votes DESC LIMIT 1
/* Given the following database schema: */
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

/* Answer the following: How many nominations did Law and Order season 9, episode 20 get? Law and Order refers to series = 'Law and Order' */
SELECT 
SELECT COUNT(T2.award_id) FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Award AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T2.series = 'Law and Order' AND T1.season = 9 AND T1.episode = 20
/* Given the following database schema: */
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

/* Answer the following: For season 9, episode 17 of the show Law and Order, how many roles have been included in the credit? Law and Order refers to series = 'Law and Order'; included in the credit refers to credited = 'true' */
SELECT 
SELECT COUNT(T2.role) FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Credit AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T1.series = 'Law and Order' AND T1.season = 9 AND T1.episode = 17 AND T2.credited = 'true'
/* Given the following database schema: */
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

/* Answer the following: Describe what happened in the episode of award no.296. description of what happened refers to summary; award no.296 refers to award_id = '296' */
SELECT 
SELECT T1.summary FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Award AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T2.award_id = 296
/* Given the following database schema: */
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

/* Answer the following: Which role did Joseph Blair play in the show? */
SELECT 
SELECT T1.role FROM Credit AS T1 INNER JOIN Person AS T2 ON T2.person_id = T1.person_id WHERE T2.name = 'Joseph Blair'
/* Given the following database schema: */
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

/* Answer the following: How many awards has Rene Balcer been nominated for? */
SELECT 
SELECT COUNT(T2.award_id) FROM Person AS T1 INNER JOIN Award AS T2 ON T1.person_id = T2.person_id WHERE T1.name = 'Rene Balcer'
/* Given the following database schema: */
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

/* Answer the following: For the episode with the most votes, give its air date. the most votes refers to max(votes) */
SELECT 
SELECT T2.air_date FROM Vote AS T1 INNER JOIN Episode AS T2 ON T2.episode_id = T1.episode_id GROUP BY T2.episode_id ORDER BY SUM(T1.votes) DESC LIMIT 1
/* Given the following database schema: */
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

/* Answer the following: Who was nominated for award no.313? Give the full name. award no.313 refers to award_id = '313'; full name refers to name */
SELECT 
SELECT T1.name FROM Person AS T1 INNER JOIN Award AS T2 ON T1.person_id = T2.person_id WHERE T2.award_id = 313
/* Given the following database schema: */
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

/* Answer the following: How many episodes did J.K. Simmons' role appear on the show? */
SELECT 
SELECT COUNT(T1.role) FROM Credit AS T1 INNER JOIN Person AS T2 ON T2.person_id = T1.person_id WHERE T2.name = 'J.K. Simmons'
/* Given the following database schema: */
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

/* Answer the following: Display the number of 9-star votes the episode Sideshow received. 9-star vote refers to stars = '9'; episode Sideshow refers to title = 'Sideshow' */
SELECT 
SELECT T2.votes FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Vote AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T2.stars = 9 AND T1.title = 'Sideshow'
/* Given the following database schema: */
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

/* Answer the following: How many times is the number of keywords in "Refuge: Part 1" episode than "Shield" episode? "Refuge: Part 1" episode refers to title = 'Refuge: Part 1'; "Shield" episode refers to title = 'Shield'; times = divide(count(keyword where title = 'Refuge: Part 1'), count(keyword where title = 'Shield')) */
SELECT 
SELECT CAST(SUM(CASE WHEN T1.title = 'Refuge: Part 1' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS REAL) / SUM(CASE WHEN T1.title = 'Shield' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Keyword AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id
/* Given the following database schema: */
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

/* Answer the following: Calculate the average number of cast members that appeared in the credit from the 185th to the 193rd episode. appeared in the credit refers to credited = 'TRUE'; from the 185th to the 193rd episode refers to number_in_series between 185 and 193; cast refers to category = 'Cast'; average number = divide(count(episode_id), 9) */
SELECT 
SELECT CAST(COUNT(T1.episode_id) AS REAL) / (193 - 185 + 1) FROM Credit AS T1 INNER JOIN Episode AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T1.category = 'Cast' AND T1.credited = 'true' AND T2.number_in_series BETWEEN 185 AND 193
/* Given the following database schema: */
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

/* Answer the following: What are the names of the person that were not credited at the end of episode tt0629391? not credited refers to credited = ''; episode tt0629391 refers to episode_id = 'tt0629391' */
SELECT 
SELECT T2.name FROM Credit AS T1 INNER JOIN Person AS T2 ON T2.person_id = T1.person_id WHERE T1.credited = 'false' AND T1.episode_id = 'tt0629391'
/* Given the following database schema: */
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

/* Answer the following: How many people have won at least 3 awards? won refers to result = 'Winner'; at least 3 awards refers to count(result) > 3 */
SELECT 
SELECT COUNT(T1.person_id) FROM Person AS T1 INNER JOIN Award AS T2 ON T1.person_id = T2.person_id WHERE T2.result = 'Winner' GROUP BY T1.person_id HAVING COUNT(T2.award_id) >= 3
/* Given the following database schema: */
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

/* Answer the following: Who is the script supervisor of the series in episode tt0629204? who refers to name; script supervisor refers to role = 'script supervisor'; episode tt0629204 refers to episode_id = 'tt0629204' */
SELECT 
SELECT T2.name FROM Credit AS T1 INNER JOIN Person AS T2 ON T2.person_id = T1.person_id WHERE T1.episode_id = 'tt0629204' AND T1.role = 'script supervisor'
/* Given the following database schema: */
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

/* Answer the following: How many awards has Julia Roberts been nominated for? been nominated refers to result = 'Nominee' */
SELECT 
SELECT COUNT(T2.award_id) FROM Person AS T1 INNER JOIN Award AS T2 ON T1.person_id = T2.person_id WHERE T1.name = 'Julia Roberts' AND T2.result = 'Nominee'
/* Given the following database schema: */
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

/* Answer the following: Who is the tallest camera operator? who refers to name; the tallest refers to max(height_meters); camera operator refers to role = 'camera operator' */
SELECT 
SELECT T2.name FROM Credit AS T1 INNER JOIN Person AS T2 ON T2.person_id = T1.person_id WHERE T1.role = 'camera operator' ORDER BY T2.height_meters DESC LIMIT 1
/* Given the following database schema: */
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

/* Answer the following: How many people, who were born in Canada, won an award in 1999? born in Canada refers to birth_country = 'Canada'; in 1999 refers to year = 1999 */
SELECT 
SELECT COUNT(T1.person_id) FROM Person AS T1 INNER JOIN Award AS T2 ON T1.person_id = T2.person_id WHERE T2.year = 1999 AND T1.birth_country = 'Canada'
/* Given the following database schema: */
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

/* Answer the following: How many people gave the most enjoyed episode a 10-star rating? the most enjoyed refers max(rating); 10-star refers to stars = 10 */
SELECT 
SELECT COUNT(T1.episode_id) FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Vote AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T2.stars = 10
/* Given the following database schema: */
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

/* Answer the following: What are the keywords of the "Shield" episode? "Shield" episode refers to title = 'Shield' */
SELECT 
SELECT T2.keyword FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Keyword AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T1.title = 'Shield'
/* Given the following database schema: */
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

/* Answer the following: What is the percentage of people who gave the "True North" episode a 1-star rating? the "True North" episode refers to title = 'True North'; 1-star refers to stars = 1; percentage = divide(count(episode_id where stars = 1), count(episode_id)) * 100% where title = 'True North' */
SELECT 
SELECT CAST(SUM(CASE WHEN T2.stars = 1 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS REAL) * 100 / COUNT(T1.episode_id) FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Vote AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T1.title = 'True North' AND T1.episode_id = 'tt0629477'
/* Given the following database schema: */
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

/* Answer the following: What is the title of the episode with the highest number of keywords? the highest number of keywords refers to max(count(keyword)) */
SELECT 
SELECT T1.title FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Keyword AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id GROUP BY T1.episode_id ORDER BY COUNT(T2.keyword) DESC LIMIT 1