ajayk007/querysmith-spider-bird huggingface dataset:
system: You are a text-to-SQL generator. Given a database schema and a question, reply with a single valid SQLite query that answers it. Output only the SQL on one line, with no explanation and no markdown.

user: Schema:
CREATE TABLE country (
  country_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  country_iso_code text,
  country_name text
);
CREATE TABLE department (
  department_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  department_name text
);
CREATE TABLE gender (
  gender_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  gender text
);
CREATE TABLE genre (
  genre_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  genre_name text
);
CREATE TABLE keyword (
  keyword_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  keyword_name text
);
CREATE TABLE language (
  language_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  language_code text,
  language_name text
);
CREATE TABLE language_role (
  role_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  language_role text
);
CREATE TABLE movie (
  movie_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  title text,
  budget integer,
  homepage text,
  overview text,
  popularity real,
  release_date date,
  revenue integer,
  runtime integer,
  movie_status text,
  tagline text,
  vote_average real,
  vote_count integer
);
CREATE TABLE movie_genres (
  movie_id integer,
  genre_id integer
);
CREATE TABLE movie_languages (
  movie_id integer,
  language_id integer,
  language_role_id integer
);
CREATE TABLE person (
  person_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  person_name text
);
CREATE TABLE movie_crew (
  movie_id integer,
  person_id integer,
  department_id integer,
  job text
);
CREATE TABLE production_company (
  company_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  company_name text
);
CREATE TABLE production_country (
  movie_id integer,
  country_id integer
);
CREATE TABLE movie_cast (
  movie_id integer,
  person_id integer,
  character_name text,
  gender_id integer,
  cast_order integer
);
CREATE TABLE movie_keywords (
  movie_id integer,
  keyword_id integer
);
CREATE TABLE movie_company (
  movie_id integer,
  company_id integer
);
-- foreign keys: movie_genres.movie_id -> movie.movie_id; movie_genres.genre_id -> genre.genre_id; movie_languages.language_role_id -> language_role.role_id; movie_languages.movie_id -> movie.movie_id; movie_languages.language_id -> language.language_id; movie_crew.person_id -> person.person_id; movie_crew.movie_id -> movie.movie_id; movie_crew.department_id -> department.department_id; production_country.movie_id -> movie.movie_id; production_country.country_id -> country.country_id; movie_cast.person_id -> person.person_id; movie_cast.movie_id -> movie.movie_id; movie_cast.gender_id -> gender.gender_id

Hint: female characters refer to gender = 'Female'; "Spider-Man 3" refers to title = 'Spider-Man 3'

Question: How many female characters are there in the movie "Spider-Man 3"?

assistant: SELECT COUNT(*) FROM movie AS T1 INNER JOIN movie_cast AS T2 ON T1.movie_id = T2.movie_id INNER JOIN gender AS T3 ON T2.gender_id = T3.gender_id WHERE T1.title = 'Spider-Man 3' AND T3.gender = 'Female'
system: You are a text-to-SQL generator. Given a database schema and a question, reply with a single valid SQLite query that answers it. Output only the SQL on one line, with no explanation and no markdown.

user: Schema:
CREATE TABLE Episode (
  episode_id text PRIMARY KEY,
  season integer,
  episode integer,
  number_in_series integer,
  title text,
  summary text,
  air_date text,
  episode_image text,
  rating real,
  votes integer
);
CREATE TABLE Person (
  name text PRIMARY KEY,
  birthdate text,
  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,
  person text,
  role text,
  episode_id text,
  season text,
  song text,
  result text
);
CREATE TABLE Character_Award (
  award_id integer,
  character text
);
CREATE TABLE Credit (
  episode_id text,
  category text,
  person text,
  role text,
  credited text
);
CREATE TABLE Keyword (
  episode_id text PRIMARY KEY,
  keyword text PRIMARY KEY
);
CREATE TABLE Vote (
  episode_id text,
  stars integer,
  votes integer,
  percent real
);
-- foreign keys: Award.episode_id -> Episode.episode_id; Award.person -> Person.name; Character_Award.award_id -> Award.award_id; Credit.person -> Person.name; Credit.episode_id -> Episode.episode_id; Keyword.episode_id -> Episode.episode_id; Vote.episode_id -> Episode.episode_id

Question: Please check is "limbo dancing" the keyword for title "Dangerous Curves"?

assistant: SELECT CASE WHEN T2.Keyword = 'limbo dancing' THEN 'Yes' ELSE 'No' END AS result FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Keyword AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T1.title = 'Dangerous Curves';
system: You are a text-to-SQL generator. Given a database schema and a question, reply with a single valid SQLite query that answers it. Output only the SQL on one line, with no explanation and no markdown.

user: Schema:
CREATE TABLE "Songs" ( 
	"SongId" INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, 
	"Title" TEXT 
);
CREATE TABLE "Albums" ( 
	"AId" INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, 
	"Title" TEXT, 
	"Year" INTEGER, 
	"Label" TEXT, 
	"Type" TEXT );
CREATE TABLE "Band" ( 
	"Id" INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, 
	"Firstname" TEXT, 
	"Lastname" TEXT );
CREATE TABLE "Instruments" ( 
	"SongId" INTEGER, 
	"BandmateId" INTEGER, 
	"Instrument" TEXT ,
	PRIMARY KEY(SongId, BandmateId, Instrument),
	FOREIGN KEY (SongId) REFERENCES Songs(SongId),
	FOREIGN KEY (BandmateId) REFERENCES Band(Id)
);
CREATE TABLE "Performance" ( 
	"SongId" INTEGER, 
	"Bandmate" INTEGER, 
	"StagePosition" TEXT,
	PRIMARY KEY(SongId, Bandmate),
	FOREIGN KEY (SongId) REFERENCES Songs(SongId),
	FOREIGN KEY (Bandmate) REFERENCES Band(Id)
);
CREATE TABLE "Tracklists" ( 
	"AlbumId" INTEGER, 
	"Position" INTEGER, 
	"SongId" INTEGER ,
	PRIMARY KEY(AlbumId, Position),
	FOREIGN KEY (SongId) REFERENCES Songs(SongId),
	FOREIGN KEY (AlbumId) REFERENCES Albums(AId)
);
CREATE TABLE "Vocals" ( 
	"SongId" INTEGER, 
	"Bandmate" INTEGER, 
	"Type" TEXT,
	PRIMARY KEY(SongId, Bandmate),
	FOREIGN KEY (SongId) REFERENCES Songs(SongId),
	FOREIGN KEY (Bandmate) REFERENCES Band(Id)
);

Question: What is the last name of the musician that have produced the most songs?

assistant: SELECT T2.lastname FROM Performance AS T1 JOIN Band AS T2 ON T1.bandmate = T2.id JOIN Songs AS T3 ON T3.SongId = T1.SongId GROUP BY lastname ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1
system: You are a text-to-SQL generator. Given a database schema and a question, reply with a single valid SQLite query that answers it. Output only the SQL on one line, with no explanation and no markdown.

user: Schema:
CREATE TABLE langs (
  lid integer PRIMARY KEY,
  lang text,
  locale text,
  pages integer,
  words integer
);
CREATE TABLE pages (
  pid integer PRIMARY KEY,
  lid integer,
  page integer,
  revision integer,
  title text,
  words integer
);
CREATE TABLE words (
  wid integer PRIMARY KEY,
  word text,
  occurrences integer
);
CREATE TABLE langs_words (
  lid integer PRIMARY KEY,
  wid integer PRIMARY KEY,
  occurrences integer
);
CREATE TABLE pages_words (
  pid integer PRIMARY KEY,
  wid integer PRIMARY KEY,
  occurrences integer
);
CREATE TABLE biwords (
  lid integer PRIMARY KEY,
  w1st integer PRIMARY KEY,
  w2nd integer PRIMARY KEY,
  occurrences integer
);
-- foreign keys: pages.lid -> langs.lid; langs_words.wid -> words.wid; langs_words.lid -> langs.lid; pages_words.wid -> words.wid; pages_words.pid -> pages.pid; biwords.w2nd -> words.wid; biwords.w1st -> words.wid; biwords.lid -> langs.lid

Hint: Pair is a relationship of two words: w1st and w2nd, where w1st is word id of the first word and w2nd is a word id of the second word; w1st = 1; w2nd = 616;

Question: What is the language of the pair of words numbered 1 and 616?

assistant: SELECT T2.lang FROM biwords AS T1 INNER JOIN langs AS T2 ON T1.lid = T2.lid WHERE T1.w1st = 1 AND T1.w2nd = 616
system: You are a text-to-SQL generator. Given a database schema and a question, reply with a single valid SQLite query that answers it. Output only the SQL on one line, with no explanation and no markdown.

user: Schema:
CREATE TABLE "grapes" ( 
	"ID" INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, 
	"Grape" TEXT UNIQUE, 
	"Color" TEXT 
);

CREATE TABLE "appellations" ( 
	"No" INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, 
	"Appelation" TEXT UNIQUE, 
	"County" TEXT, 
	"State" TEXT, 
	"Area" TEXT, 
	"isAVA" TEXT
);

CREATE TABLE "wine" ( 
	"No" INTEGER, 
	"Grape" TEXT, 
	"Winery" TEXT, 
	"Appelation" TEXT, 
	"State" TEXT, 
	"Name" TEXT, 
	"Year" INTEGER, 
	"Price" INTEGER, 
	"Score" INTEGER, 
	"Cases" INTEGER, 
	"Drink" TEXT,
	FOREIGN KEY (Grape) REFERENCES grapes(Grape),
	FOREIGN KEY (Appelation) REFERENCES appellations(Appelation)
);

Question: Count the number of appelations in Napa County.

assistant: SELECT count(*) FROM APPELLATIONS WHERE County = "Napa"
system: You are a text-to-SQL generator. Given a database schema and a question, reply with a single valid SQLite query that answers it. Output only the SQL on one line, with no explanation and no markdown.

user: Schema:
PRAGMA foreign_keys = ON;


CREATE TABLE "country" (
    "Country_id" int,
    "Country_name" text,
    "Capital" text,
    "Official_native_language" text,
    PRIMARY KEY ("Country_id")
);


CREATE TABLE `team` (
      `Team_id` int,
      `Name` text,
      PRIMARY KEY (`Team_id`)
) ;

Question: Who are the players from Indonesia?

assistant: SELECT T2.Player FROM country AS T1 JOIN match_season AS T2 ON T1.Country_id = T2.Country WHERE T1.Country_name = "Indonesia"
system: You are a text-to-SQL generator. Given a database schema and a question, reply with a single valid SQLite query that answers it. Output only the SQL on one line, with no explanation and no markdown.

user: Schema:
/* 
 * SQL scripts for CS61 Intro to SQL lectures
 * FILENAME SOCCER2.SQL
 */

DROP TABLE  IF EXISTS Player;
DROP TABLE  IF EXISTS Tryout;
DROP TABLE  IF EXISTS College;

CREATE TABLE 	College 
  ( cName   	varchar(20) NOT NULL,
    state   	varchar(2),
    enr     	numeric(5,0),
    PRIMARY KEY (cName)
  );

CREATE TABLE 	Player
  ( pID			numeric(5,0) NOT NULL,
  	pName   	varchar(20),
    yCard   	varchar(3),
    HS      	numeric(5,0),
    PRIMARY KEY (pID)
  );

CREATE TABLE 	Tryout
  ( pID			numeric(5,0),
  	cName   	varchar(20),
    pPos    	varchar(8),
    decision    varchar(3),
    PRIMARY KEY (pID, cName),
    FOREIGN KEY (pID) REFERENCES Player(pID),
    FOREIGN KEY (cName) REFERENCES College(cName)
  );

/* note that "left" and "right" are reserved words in SQL */

Question: Find the states where have some college students in tryout.

assistant: SELECT DISTINCT state FROM college AS T1 JOIN tryout AS T2 ON T1.cName = T2.cName
system: You are a text-to-SQL generator. Given a database schema and a question, reply with a single valid SQLite query that answers it. Output only the SQL on one line, with no explanation and no markdown.

user: Schema:
CREATE TABLE cars (
  id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  train_id integer,
  position integer,
  shape text,
  len text,
  sides text,
  roof text,
  wheels integer,
  load_shape text,
  load_num integer
);
CREATE TABLE trains (
  id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  direction text
);
-- foreign keys: cars.train_id -> trains.id

Hint: non-regular shape refers to shape in ('elipse', 'bucket')

Question: Please list the IDs of all the trains with at least one car in a non-regular shape.

assistant: SELECT train_id FROM cars WHERE shape IN ('elipse', 'bucket') GROUP BY train_id
system: You are a text-to-SQL generator. Given a database schema and a question, reply with a single valid SQLite query that answers it. Output only the SQL on one line, with no explanation and no markdown.

user: Schema:
PRAGMA foreign_keys = ON;

CREATE TABLE "entrepreneur" (
"Entrepreneur_ID" int,
"People_ID" int,
"Company" text,
"Money_Requested" real,
"Investor" text,
PRIMARY KEY ("Entrepreneur_ID"),
FOREIGN KEY ("People_ID") REFERENCES "people"("People_ID")
);

CREATE TABLE "people" (
"People_ID" int,
"Name" text,
"Height" real,
"Weight" real,
"Date_of_Birth" text,
PRIMARY KEY ("People_ID")
);

Question: What is the weight of the shortest person?

assistant: SELECT Weight FROM people ORDER BY Height ASC LIMIT 1
system: You are a text-to-SQL generator. Given a database schema and a question, reply with a single valid SQLite query that answers it. Output only the SQL on one line, with no explanation and no markdown.

user: Schema:
CREATE TABLE country (
  origin integer PRIMARY KEY,
  country text
);
CREATE TABLE price (
  ID integer PRIMARY KEY,
  price real
);
CREATE TABLE data (
  ID integer PRIMARY KEY,
  mpg real,
  cylinders integer,
  displacement real,
  horsepower integer,
  weight integer,
  acceleration real,
  model integer,
  car_name text
);
CREATE TABLE production (
  ID integer PRIMARY KEY,
  model_year integer PRIMARY KEY,
  country integer
);
-- foreign keys: data.ID -> price.ID; production.ID -> price.ID; production.ID -> data.ID; production.country -> country.origin

Hint: miles per gallon refers to mpg; the most expensive refers to max(price)

Question: What are the miles per gallon of the most expensive car?

assistant: SELECT T1.mpg FROM data AS T1 INNER JOIN price AS T2 ON T1.ID = T2.ID ORDER BY T2.price DESC LIMIT 1
system: You are a text-to-SQL generator. Given a database schema and a question, reply with a single valid SQLite query that answers it. Output only the SQL on one line, with no explanation and no markdown.

user: Schema:
CREATE TABLE "Player_Attributes" (
	`id`	INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
	`player_fifa_api_id`	INTEGER,
	`player_api_id`	INTEGER,
	`date`	TEXT,
	`overall_rating`	INTEGER,
	`potential`	INTEGER,
	`preferred_foot`	TEXT,
	`attacking_work_rate`	TEXT,
	`defensive_work_rate`	TEXT,
	`crossing`	INTEGER,
	`finishing`	INTEGER,
	`heading_accuracy`	INTEGER,
	`short_passing`	INTEGER,
	`volleys`	INTEGER,
	`dribbling`	INTEGER,
	`curve`	INTEGER,
	`free_kick_accuracy`	INTEGER,
	`long_passing`	INTEGER,
	`ball_control`	INTEGER,
	`acceleration`	INTEGER,
	`sprint_speed`	INTEGER,
	`agility`	INTEGER,
	`reactions`	INTEGER,
	`balance`	INTEGER,
	`shot_power`	INTEGER,
	`jumping`	INTEGER,
	`stamina`	INTEGER,
	`strength`	INTEGER,
	`long_shots`	INTEGER,
	`aggression`	INTEGER,
	`interceptions`	INTEGER,
	`positioning`	INTEGER,
	`vision`	INTEGER,
	`penalties`	INTEGER,
	`marking`	INTEGER,
	`standing_tackle`	INTEGER,
	`sliding_tackle`	INTEGER,
	`gk_diving`	INTEGER,
	`gk_handling`	INTEGER,
	`gk_kicking`	INTEGER,
	`gk_positioning`	INTEGER,
	`gk_reflexes`	INTEGER,
	FOREIGN KEY(`player_fifa_api_id`) REFERENCES `Player`(`player_fifa_api_id`),
	FOREIGN KEY(`player_api_id`) REFERENCES `Player`(`player_api_id`)
);

Question: List all of the player ids with a height of at least 180cm and an overall rating higher than 85.

assistant: SELECT player_api_id FROM Player WHERE height >= 180 INTERSECT SELECT player_api_id FROM Player_Attributes WHERE overall_rating > 85
system: You are a text-to-SQL generator. Given a database schema and a question, reply with a single valid SQLite query that answers it. Output only the SQL on one line, with no explanation and no markdown.

user: Schema:
CREATE TABLE cites (
  cited_paper_id text PRIMARY KEY,
  citing_paper_id text PRIMARY KEY
);
CREATE TABLE paper (
  paper_id text PRIMARY KEY,
  class_label text
);
CREATE TABLE content (
  paper_id text PRIMARY KEY,
  word_cited_id text PRIMARY KEY
);
-- foreign keys: content.paper_id -> paper.paper_id

Question: List the words that are cited in both AI and IR class label.

assistant: SELECT DISTINCT T2.word_cited_id FROM paper AS T1 INNER JOIN content AS T2 ON T1.paper_id = T2.paper_id WHERE T1.class_label = 'AI' OR T1.class_label = 'IR'
system: You are a text-to-SQL generator. Given a database schema and a question, reply with a single valid SQLite query that answers it. Output only the SQL on one line, with no explanation and no markdown.

user: Schema:
PRAGMA foreign_keys = ON;

CREATE TABLE `Addresses` (
`address_id` INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
`address_content` VARCHAR(80),
`city` VARCHAR(50),
`zip_postcode` VARCHAR(20),
`state_province_county` VARCHAR(50),
`country` VARCHAR(50),
`other_address_details` VARCHAR(255)
);

Question: Return the address content for the customer whose name is "Maudie Kertzmann".

assistant: SELECT t3.address_content FROM customers AS t1 JOIN customer_addresses AS t2 ON t1.customer_id = t2.customer_id JOIN addresses AS t3 ON t2.address_id = t3.address_id WHERE t1.customer_name = "Maudie Kertzmann"
system: You are a text-to-SQL generator. Given a database schema and a question, reply with a single valid SQLite query that answers it. Output only the SQL on one line, with no explanation and no markdown.

user: Schema:
CREATE TABLE Episode (
  episode_id text PRIMARY KEY,
  season integer,
  episode integer,
  number_in_series integer,
  title text,
  summary text,
  air_date text,
  episode_image text,
  rating real,
  votes integer
);
CREATE TABLE Person (
  name text PRIMARY KEY,
  birthdate text,
  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,
  person text,
  role text,
  episode_id text,
  season text,
  song text,
  result text
);
CREATE TABLE Character_Award (
  award_id integer,
  character text
);
CREATE TABLE Credit (
  episode_id text,
  category text,
  person text,
  role text,
  credited text
);
CREATE TABLE Keyword (
  episode_id text PRIMARY KEY,
  keyword text PRIMARY KEY
);
CREATE TABLE Vote (
  episode_id text,
  stars integer,
  votes integer,
  percent real
);
-- foreign keys: Award.episode_id -> Episode.episode_id; Award.person -> Person.name; Character_Award.award_id -> Award.award_id; Credit.person -> Person.name; Credit.episode_id -> Episode.episode_id; Keyword.episode_id -> Episode.episode_id; Vote.episode_id -> Episode.episode_id

Hint: nominated episodes refers to result = 'Nominee'; percentage of votes = DIVIDE(SUM(result = 'Nominee), SUM(Votes)) as percentage

Question: What percentage of votes are from the nominated episodes?

assistant: SELECT CAST(SUM(CASE WHEN T1.result = 'Nominee' THEN T2.votes ELSE 0 END) AS REAL) * 100 / SUM(T2.votes) FROM Award AS T1 INNER JOIN Episode AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id;
system: You are a text-to-SQL generator. Given a database schema and a question, reply with a single valid SQLite query that answers it. Output only the SQL on one line, with no explanation and no markdown.

user: Schema:
CREATE TABLE state (
  StateCode text PRIMARY KEY,
  State text,
  Region text
);
CREATE TABLE callcenterlogs (
  Date received date,
  Complaint ID text PRIMARY KEY,
  rand client text,
  phonefinal text,
  vru+line text,
  call_id integer,
  priority integer,
  type text,
  outcome text,
  server text,
  ser_start text,
  ser_exit text,
  ser_time text
);
CREATE TABLE client (
  client_id text PRIMARY KEY,
  sex text,
  day integer,
  month integer,
  year integer,
  age integer,
  social text,
  first text,
  middle text,
  last text,
  phone text,
  email text,
  address_1 text,
  address_2 text,
  city text,
  state text,
  zipcode integer,
  district_id integer
);
CREATE TABLE district (
  district_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  city text,
  state_abbrev text,
  division text
);
CREATE TABLE events (
  Date received date,
  Product text,
  Sub-product text,
  Issue text,
  Sub-issue text,
  Consumer complaint narrative text,
  Tags text,
  Consumer consent provided? text,
  Submitted via text,
  Date sent to company text,
  Company response to consumer text,
  Timely response? text,
  Consumer disputed? text,
  Complaint ID text PRIMARY KEY,
  Client_ID text PRIMARY KEY
);
CREATE TABLE reviews (
  Date date PRIMARY KEY,
  Stars integer,
  Reviews text,
  Product text,
  district_id integer
);
-- foreign keys: callcenterlogs.rand client -> client.client_id; client.district_id -> district.district_id; district.state_abbrev -> state.StateCode; events.Client_ID -> client.client_id; events.Complaint ID -> callcenterlogs.Complaint ID; reviews.district_id -> district.district_id

Hint: server time of below 10 minutes refers to ser_time < '00:10:00'

Question: List down the issues for complaint with server time of below 10 minutes.

assistant: SELECT T2.Issue FROM callcenterlogs AS T1 INNER JOIN events AS T2 ON T1.`Complaint ID` = T2.`Complaint ID` WHERE strftime('%M', T1.ser_time) < '10'
system: You are a text-to-SQL generator. Given a database schema and a question, reply with a single valid SQLite query that answers it. Output only the SQL on one line, with no explanation and no markdown.

user: Schema:
CREATE TABLE address_status (
  status_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  address_status text
);
CREATE TABLE author (
  author_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  author_name text
);
CREATE TABLE book_language (
  language_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  language_code text,
  language_name text
);
CREATE TABLE country (
  country_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  country_name text
);
CREATE TABLE address (
  address_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  street_number text,
  street_name text,
  city text,
  country_id integer
);
CREATE TABLE customer (
  customer_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  first_name text,
  last_name text,
  email text
);
CREATE TABLE customer_address (
  customer_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  address_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  status_id integer
);
CREATE TABLE order_status (
  status_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  status_value text
);
CREATE TABLE publisher (
  publisher_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  publisher_name text
);
CREATE TABLE book (
  book_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  title text,
  isbn13 text,
  language_id integer,
  num_pages integer,
  publication_date date,
  publisher_id integer
);
CREATE TABLE book_author (
  book_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  author_id integer PRIMARY KEY
);
CREATE TABLE shipping_method (
  method_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  method_name text,
  cost real
);
CREATE TABLE cust_order (
  order_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  order_date datetime,
  customer_id integer,
  shipping_method_id integer,
  dest_address_id integer
);
CREATE TABLE order_history (
  history_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  order_id integer,
  status_id integer,
  status_date datetime
);
CREATE TABLE order_line (
  line_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  order_id integer,
  book_id integer,
  price real
);
-- foreign keys: address.country_id -> country.country_id; customer_address.customer_id -> customer.customer_id; customer_address.address_id -> address.address_id; book.publisher_id -> publisher.publisher_id; book.language_id -> book_language.language_id; book_author.book_id -> book.book_id; book_author.author_id -> author.author_id

Hint: author's name refers to author_name; publisher's name refers to publisher_name; book published on July 10, 1997 refers to publication_date LIKE '1997-07-10'

Question: List the author's and publisher's name of the book published on July 10, 1997.

assistant: SELECT T3.author_name, T4.publisher_name FROM book AS T1 INNER JOIN book_author AS T2 ON T1.book_id = T2.book_id INNER JOIN author AS T3 ON T3.author_id = T2.author_id INNER JOIN publisher AS T4 ON T4.publisher_id = T1.publisher_id WHERE T1.publication_date = '1997-07-10'
system: You are a text-to-SQL generator. Given a database schema and a question, reply with a single valid SQLite query that answers it. Output only the SQL on one line, with no explanation and no markdown.

user: Schema:
PRAGMA foreign_keys = ON;

CREATE TABLE `Discount_Coupons` (
`coupon_id` INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
`date_issued` DATETIME,
`coupon_amount` DECIMAL(19,4)
);

Question: What are the id and the amount of refund of the booking that incurred the most times of payments?

assistant: SELECT T1.booking_id , T1.amount_of_refund FROM Bookings AS T1 JOIN Payments AS T2 ON T1.booking_id = T2.booking_id GROUP BY T1.booking_id ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1