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:
PRAGMA foreign_keys = ON;

CREATE TABLE "captain" (
"Captain_ID" int,
"Name" text,
"Ship_ID" int,
"age" text,
"Class" text,
"Rank" text,
PRIMARY KEY ("Captain_ID"),
FOREIGN KEY ("Ship_ID") REFERENCES "Ship"("Ship_ID")
);

CREATE TABLE "Ship" (
"Ship_ID" int,
"Name" text,
"Type" text,
"Built_Year" real,
"Class" text,
"Flag" text,
PRIMARY KEY ("Ship_ID")
);

Question: Find the name and flag of ships that are not steered by any captain with Midshipman rank.

assistant: SELECT name , flag FROM ship WHERE ship_id NOT IN (SELECT ship_id FROM captain WHERE rank = 'Midshipman')
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: What are the names and number of hours spent training for each player who trains for less than 1500 hours?

assistant: SELECT pName , HS FROM Player WHERE HS < 1500
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=OFF;
BEGIN TRANSACTION;
CREATE TABLE station (
    id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
    name TEXT,
    lat NUMERIC,
    long NUMERIC,
    dock_count INTEGER,
    city TEXT,
    installation_date TEXT);

Question: For each city, list their names in decreasing order by their highest station latitude.

assistant: SELECT city FROM station GROUP BY city ORDER BY max(lat) DESC
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: born in 1962 refers to year(birthdate) = 1962; in California refers to birth_region = 'California'

Question: In the crew, who was born in 1962 in California?

assistant: SELECT name FROM Person WHERE SUBSTR(birthdate, 1, 4) = '1962' AND birth_region = 'California';
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 customers (
  CustomerID integer PRIMARY KEY,
  First text,
  Last text,
  StreetAddress text,
  City text,
  State text,
  ZipCode integer,
  Email text,
  PhoneNumber text,
  FirstPurchaseDate date,
  SubscribedToEmailList text,
  Gender text
);
CREATE TABLE geolocation (
  LocationID integer PRIMARY KEY,
  Latitude real,
  Longitude real
);
CREATE TABLE location (
  LocationID integer PRIMARY KEY,
  LocationName text,
  StreetAddress text,
  City text,
  State text,
  ZipCode integer
);
CREATE TABLE rootbeerbrand (
  BrandID integer PRIMARY KEY,
  BrandName text,
  FirstBrewedYear integer,
  BreweryName text,
  City text,
  State text,
  Country text,
  Description text,
  CaneSugar text,
  CornSyrup text,
  Honey text,
  ArtificialSweetener text,
  Caffeinated text,
  Alcoholic text,
  AvailableInCans text,
  AvailableInBottles text,
  AvailableInKegs text,
  Website text,
  FacebookPage text,
  Twitter text,
  WholesaleCost real,
  CurrentRetailPrice real
);
CREATE TABLE rootbeer (
  RootBeerID integer PRIMARY KEY,
  BrandID integer,
  ContainerType text,
  LocationID integer,
  PurchaseDate date
);
CREATE TABLE rootbeerreview (
  CustomerID integer PRIMARY KEY,
  BrandID integer PRIMARY KEY,
  StarRating integer,
  ReviewDate date,
  Review text
);
CREATE TABLE transaction (
  TransactionID integer PRIMARY KEY,
  CreditCardNumber integer,
  CustomerID integer,
  TransactionDate date,
  CreditCardType text,
  LocationID integer,
  RootBeerID integer,
  PurchasePrice real
);
-- foreign keys: geolocation.LocationID -> location.LocationID; location.LocationID -> geolocation.LocationID; rootbeer.BrandID -> rootbeerbrand.BrandID; rootbeer.LocationID -> location.LocationID; rootbeer.LocationID -> geolocation.LocationID; rootbeerreview.BrandID -> rootbeerbrand.BrandID; rootbeerreview.CustomerID -> customers.CustomerID; transaction.RootBeerID -> rootbeer.RootBeerID; transaction.LocationID -> location.LocationID; transaction.CustomerID -> customers.CustomerID

Hint: full name = First, Last; how long ago = SUBTRACT(ReviewDate, FirstPurchaseDate);

Question: Give me the full name of the first customer, and tell me how long ago he or she wrote his or her first review since making his or her first purchase.

assistant: SELECT T1.First, T1.Last , strftime('%J', ReviewDate) - strftime('%J', FirstPurchaseDate) AS TIMEAGO FROM customers AS T1 INNER JOIN rootbeerreview AS T2 ON T1.CustomerID = T2.CustomerID 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 film_text (
  film_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  title text,
  description text
);
CREATE TABLE actor (
  actor_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  first_name text,
  last_name text,
  last_update datetime
);
CREATE TABLE address (
  address_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  address text,
  address2 text,
  district text,
  city_id integer,
  postal_code text,
  phone text,
  last_update datetime
);
CREATE TABLE category (
  category_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  name text,
  last_update datetime
);
CREATE TABLE city (
  city_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  city text,
  country_id integer,
  last_update datetime
);
CREATE TABLE country (
  country_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  country text,
  last_update datetime
);
CREATE TABLE customer (
  customer_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  store_id integer,
  first_name text,
  last_name text,
  email text,
  address_id integer,
  active integer,
  create_date datetime,
  last_update datetime
);
CREATE TABLE film (
  film_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  title text,
  description text,
  release_year text,
  language_id integer,
  original_language_id integer,
  rental_duration integer,
  rental_rate real,
  length integer,
  replacement_cost real,
  rating text,
  special_features text,
  last_update datetime
);
CREATE TABLE film_actor (
  actor_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  film_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  last_update datetime
);
CREATE TABLE film_category (
  film_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  category_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  last_update datetime
);
CREATE TABLE inventory (
  inventory_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  film_id integer,
  store_id integer,
  last_update datetime
);
CREATE TABLE language (
  language_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  name text,
  last_update datetime
);
CREATE TABLE payment (
  payment_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  customer_id integer,
  staff_id integer,
  rental_id integer,
  amount real,
  payment_date datetime,
  last_update datetime
);
CREATE TABLE rental (
  rental_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  rental_date datetime,
  inventory_id integer,
  customer_id integer,
  return_date datetime,
  staff_id integer,
  last_update datetime
);
CREATE TABLE staff (
  staff_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  first_name text,
  last_name text,
  address_id integer,
  picture blob,
  email text,
  store_id integer,
  active integer,
  username text,
  password text,
  last_update datetime
);
CREATE TABLE store (
  store_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  manager_staff_id integer,
  address_id integer,
  last_update datetime
);

Hint: documentary film refers to name = 'documentary'; longest length refers to max(length)

Question: State the documentary film titles with longest length.

assistant: SELECT T1.title FROM film AS T1 INNER JOIN film_category AS T2 ON T1.film_id = T2.film_id INNER JOIN category AS T3 ON T3.category_id = T2.category_id WHERE T3.name = 'documentary' ORDER BY T1.length 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:
PRAGMA foreign_keys=OFF;
BEGIN TRANSACTION;
CREATE TABLE all_star (
    player_id TEXT,
    year INTEGER,
    game_num INTEGER,
    game_id TEXT,
    team_id TEXT,
    league_id TEXT,
    gp NUMERIC,
    starting_pos NUMERIC,
    foreign key (player_id) references player(player_id)
);

Question: Compute the total salary that the player with first name Len and last name Barker received between 1985 to 1990.

assistant: SELECT sum(T1.salary) FROM salary AS T1 JOIN player AS T2 ON T1.player_id = T2.player_id WHERE T2.name_first = 'Len' AND T2.name_last = 'Barker' AND T1.year BETWEEN 1985 AND 1990;
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 genre (
  id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  genre_name text
);
CREATE TABLE game (
  id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  genre_id integer,
  game_name text
);
CREATE TABLE platform (
  id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  platform_name text
);
CREATE TABLE publisher (
  id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  publisher_name text
);
CREATE TABLE game_publisher (
  id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  game_id integer,
  publisher_id integer
);
CREATE TABLE game_platform (
  id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  game_publisher_id integer,
  platform_id integer,
  release_year integer
);
CREATE TABLE region (
  id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  region_name text
);
CREATE TABLE region_sales (
  region_id integer,
  game_platform_id integer,
  num_sales real
);
-- foreign keys: game.genre_id -> genre.id; game_publisher.publisher_id -> publisher.id; game_publisher.game_id -> game.id; game_platform.platform_id -> platform.id; game_platform.game_publisher_id -> game_publisher.id; region_sales.region_id -> region.id; region_sales.game_platform_id -> game_platform.id

Hint: name of publisher refers to publisher_name; puzzle refers to genre_name = 'Puzzle'; the most puzzle games refers to max(count(game_id where genre_name = 'Puzzle'))

Question: What is the name of the publisher that has published the most puzzle games?

assistant: SELECT T.publisher_name FROM ( SELECT T3.publisher_name, COUNT(DISTINCT T1.id) FROM game AS T1 INNER JOIN game_publisher AS T2 ON T1.id = T2.game_id INNER JOIN publisher AS T3 ON T2.publisher_id = T3.id INNER JOIN genre AS T4 ON T1.genre_id = T4.id WHERE T4.genre_name = 'Puzzle' GROUP BY T3.publisher_name ORDER BY COUNT(DISTINCT T1.id) DESC LIMIT 1 ) t
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: information about the music department refers to category = 'Music Department'

Question: List all of the information about the music department's casts and crews.

assistant: SELECT DISTINCT person, name, birthdate, birth_name, birth_place , birth_region, birth_country, height_meters, nickname FROM Person AS T1 INNER JOIN Credit AS T2 ON T1.name = T2.person WHERE T2.category = 'Music Department';
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 characters (
  movie_title text PRIMARY KEY,
  release_date text,
  hero text,
  villian text,
  song text
);
CREATE TABLE director (
  name text PRIMARY KEY,
  director text
);
CREATE TABLE movies_total_gross (
  movie_title text PRIMARY KEY,
  release_date text PRIMARY KEY,
  genre text,
  MPAA_rating text,
  total_gross text,
  inflation_adjusted_gross text
);
CREATE TABLE revenue (
  Year integer PRIMARY KEY,
  Studio Entertainment[NI 1] real,
  Disney Consumer Products[NI 2] real,
  Disney Interactive[NI 3][Rev 1] integer,
  Walt Disney Parks and Resorts real,
  Disney Media Networks text,
  Total integer
);
CREATE TABLE voice-actors (
  character text PRIMARY KEY,
  voice-actor text,
  movie text
);
-- foreign keys: characters.hero -> voice-actors.character; director.name -> characters.movie_title; movies_total_gross.movie_title -> characters.movie_title; voice-actors.movie -> characters.movie_title

Hint: Aladdin is the name of the movie which refers to movie = 'Aladdin';

Question: How many voice actors for the movie Aladdin?

assistant: SELECT COUNT('voice-actor') FROM `voice-actors` WHERE movie = 'Aladdin'
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 `Products` (
`product_id` INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
`product_name` VARCHAR(20),
`product_price` DECIMAL(19,4),
`product_description` VARCHAR(255)
);

Question: Find the name of the most expensive product.

assistant: SELECT product_name FROM products ORDER BY product_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 people (
  Customer ID text PRIMARY KEY,
  Customer Name text,
  Segment text,
  Country text,
  City text,
  State text,
  Postal Code integer,
  Region text PRIMARY KEY
);
CREATE TABLE product (
  Product ID text PRIMARY KEY,
  Product Name text,
  Category text,
  Sub-Category text,
  Region text PRIMARY KEY
);
CREATE TABLE central_superstore (
  Row ID integer PRIMARY KEY,
  Order ID text,
  Order Date date,
  Ship Date date,
  Ship Mode text,
  Customer ID text,
  Region text,
  Product ID text,
  Sales real,
  Quantity integer,
  Discount real,
  Profit real
);
CREATE TABLE east_superstore (
  Row ID integer PRIMARY KEY,
  Order ID text,
  Order Date date,
  Ship Date date,
  Ship Mode text,
  Customer ID text,
  Region text,
  Product ID text,
  Sales real,
  Quantity integer,
  Discount real,
  Profit real
);
CREATE TABLE south_superstore (
  Row ID integer PRIMARY KEY,
  Order ID text,
  Order Date date,
  Ship Date date,
  Ship Mode text,
  Customer ID text,
  Region text,
  Product ID text,
  Sales real,
  Quantity integer,
  Discount real,
  Profit real
);
CREATE TABLE west_superstore (
  Row ID integer PRIMARY KEY,
  Order ID text,
  Order Date date,
  Ship Date date,
  Ship Mode text,
  Customer ID text,
  Region text,
  Product ID text,
  Sales real,
  Quantity integer,
  Discount real,
  Profit real
);
-- foreign keys: central_superstore.Product ID -> product.Product ID; central_superstore.Region -> product.Region; central_superstore.Customer ID -> people.Customer ID; central_superstore.Region -> people.Region; east_superstore.Product ID -> product.Product ID; east_superstore.Region -> product.Region; east_superstore.Customer ID -> people.Customer ID; east_superstore.Region -> people.Region; south_superstore.Product ID -> product.Product ID; south_superstore.Region -> product.Region; south_superstore.Customer ID -> people.Customer ID; south_superstore.Region -> people.Region; west_superstore.Product ID -> product.Product ID; west_superstore.Region -> product.Region; west_superstore.Customer ID -> people.Customer ID; west_superstore.Region -> people.Region

Hint: furniture products refers to Category = 'Furniture'; shipped by standard class refers to "Ship Mode" = 'Standard Class'

Question: How many furniture products had been shipped by standard class in the East superstore?

assistant: SELECT COUNT(T2.Category) FROM east_superstore AS T1 INNER JOIN product AS T2 ON T1.`Product ID` = T2.`Product ID` WHERE T1.`Ship Mode` = 'Standard Class'
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 `Customers` (
`customer_id` INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
`customer_first_name` VARCHAR(50),
`customer_middle_initial` VARCHAR(1),
`customer_last_name` VARCHAR(50),
`gender` VARCHAR(1),
`email_address` VARCHAR(255),
`login_name` VARCHAR(80),
`login_password` VARCHAR(20),
`phone_number` VARCHAR(255),
`town_city` VARCHAR(50),
`state_county_province` VARCHAR(50),
`country` VARCHAR(50)
);

Question: What are the different product names, and what is the sum of quantity ordered for each product?

assistant: SELECT T2.product_name , sum(T1.product_quantity) FROM Order_items AS T1 JOIN Products AS T2 ON T1.product_id = T2.product_id GROUP BY T2.product_name
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: àbac refers to word = 'àbac'; xinès refers to word = 'xinès'; Wikipedia pages refer to pages

Question: How many Wikipedia pages are there on the language of the biwords pair "àbac-xinès"?

assistant: SELECT COUNT(T1.pages) FROM langs AS T1 INNER JOIN biwords AS T2 ON T1.lid = T2.lid WHERE T2.w1st = ( SELECT wid FROM words WHERE word = 'àbac' ) AND T2.w2nd = ( SELECT wid FROM words WHERE word = 'xinès' )
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 lists (
  user_id integer,
  list_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  list_title text,
  list_movie_number integer,
  list_update_timestamp_utc text,
  list_creation_timestamp_utc text,
  list_followers integer,
  list_url text,
  list_comments integer,
  list_description text,
  list_cover_image_url text,
  list_first_image_url text,
  list_second_image_url text,
  list_third_image_url text
);
CREATE TABLE movies (
  movie_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  movie_title text,
  movie_release_year integer,
  movie_url text,
  movie_title_language text,
  movie_popularity integer,
  movie_image_url text,
  director_id text,
  director_name text,
  director_url text
);
CREATE TABLE ratings_users (
  user_id integer,
  rating_date_utc text,
  user_trialist integer,
  user_subscriber integer,
  user_avatar_image_url text,
  user_cover_image_url text,
  user_eligible_for_trial integer,
  user_has_payment_method integer
);
CREATE TABLE lists_users (
  user_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  list_id integer PRIMARY KEY,
  list_update_date_utc text,
  list_creation_date_utc text,
  user_trialist integer,
  user_subscriber integer,
  user_avatar_image_url text,
  user_cover_image_url text,
  user_eligible_for_trial text,
  user_has_payment_method text
);
CREATE TABLE ratings (
  movie_id integer,
  rating_id integer,
  rating_url text,
  rating_score integer,
  rating_timestamp_utc text,
  critic text,
  critic_likes integer,
  critic_comments integer,
  user_id integer,
  user_trialist integer,
  user_subscriber integer,
  user_eligible_for_trial integer,
  user_has_payment_method integer
);
-- foreign keys: lists.user_id -> lists_users.user_id; ratings_users.user_id -> lists_users.user_id; lists_users.user_id -> lists.user_id; lists_users.list_id -> lists.list_id; ratings.user_id -> ratings_users.user_id; ratings.user_id -> lists_users.user_id; ratings.movie_id -> movies.movie_id

Hint: at least 200 movies in the list refers to list_movie_number > 200; average number of followers refers to avg(list_followers)

Question: For all list titles with at least 200 movies in the list, what is their average number of followers?

assistant: SELECT AVG(list_followers) FROM lists WHERE list_movie_number > 200