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How many heads of the departments are older than 56 ?

SELECT count(*) FROM head WHERE age > 56

department_management

department department_id NUMBER name TEXT creation TEXT ranking NUMBER budget_in_billions NUMBER num_employees NUMBER primary key: department_id [SEP] head head_id NUMBER name TEXT born_state TEXT age NUMBER primary key: head_id [SEP] management department_id NUMBER head_id NUMBER temporary_acting TEXT foreign key: head_id from head head_id foreign key: department_id from department department_id primary key: department_id [SEP]

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List the name, born state and age of the heads of departments ordered by age.

SELECT name , born_state , age FROM head ORDER BY age

department_management

department department_id NUMBER name TEXT creation TEXT ranking NUMBER budget_in_billions NUMBER num_employees NUMBER primary key: department_id [SEP] head head_id NUMBER name TEXT born_state TEXT age NUMBER primary key: head_id [SEP] management department_id NUMBER head_id NUMBER temporary_acting TEXT foreign key: head_id from head head_id foreign key: department_id from department department_id primary key: department_id [SEP]

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List the creation year, name and budget of each department.

SELECT creation , name , budget_in_billions FROM department

department_management

department department_id NUMBER name TEXT creation TEXT ranking NUMBER budget_in_billions NUMBER num_employees NUMBER primary key: department_id [SEP] head head_id NUMBER name TEXT born_state TEXT age NUMBER primary key: head_id [SEP] management department_id NUMBER head_id NUMBER temporary_acting TEXT foreign key: head_id from head head_id foreign key: department_id from department department_id primary key: department_id [SEP]

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What are the maximum and minimum budget of the departments?

SELECT max(budget_in_billions) , min(budget_in_billions) FROM department

department_management

department department_id NUMBER name TEXT creation TEXT ranking NUMBER budget_in_billions NUMBER num_employees NUMBER primary key: department_id [SEP] head head_id NUMBER name TEXT born_state TEXT age NUMBER primary key: head_id [SEP] management department_id NUMBER head_id NUMBER temporary_acting TEXT foreign key: head_id from head head_id foreign key: department_id from department department_id primary key: department_id [SEP]

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What is the average number of employees of the departments whose rank is between 10 and 15?

SELECT avg(num_employees) FROM department WHERE ranking BETWEEN 10 AND 15

department_management

department department_id NUMBER name TEXT creation TEXT ranking NUMBER budget_in_billions NUMBER num_employees NUMBER primary key: department_id [SEP] head head_id NUMBER name TEXT born_state TEXT age NUMBER primary key: head_id [SEP] management department_id NUMBER head_id NUMBER temporary_acting TEXT foreign key: head_id from head head_id foreign key: department_id from department department_id primary key: department_id [SEP]

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What are the names of the heads who are born outside the California state?

SELECT name FROM head WHERE born_state != 'California'

department_management

department department_id NUMBER name TEXT creation TEXT ranking NUMBER budget_in_billions NUMBER num_employees NUMBER primary key: department_id [SEP] head head_id NUMBER name TEXT born_state TEXT age NUMBER primary key: head_id [SEP] management department_id NUMBER head_id NUMBER temporary_acting TEXT foreign key: head_id from head head_id foreign key: department_id from department department_id primary key: department_id [SEP]

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What are the distinct creation years of the departments managed by a secretary born in state 'Alabama'?

SELECT DISTINCT T1.creation FROM department AS T1 JOIN management AS T2 ON T1.department_id = T2.department_id JOIN head AS T3 ON T2.head_id = T3.head_id WHERE T3.born_state = 'Alabama'

department_management

department department_id NUMBER name TEXT creation TEXT ranking NUMBER budget_in_billions NUMBER num_employees NUMBER primary key: department_id [SEP] head head_id NUMBER name TEXT born_state TEXT age NUMBER primary key: head_id [SEP] management department_id NUMBER head_id NUMBER temporary_acting TEXT foreign key: head_id from head head_id foreign key: department_id from department department_id primary key: department_id [SEP]

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What are the names of the states where at least 3 heads were born?

SELECT born_state FROM head GROUP BY born_state HAVING count(*) >= 3

department_management

department department_id NUMBER name TEXT creation TEXT ranking NUMBER budget_in_billions NUMBER num_employees NUMBER primary key: department_id [SEP] head head_id NUMBER name TEXT born_state TEXT age NUMBER primary key: head_id [SEP] management department_id NUMBER head_id NUMBER temporary_acting TEXT foreign key: head_id from head head_id foreign key: department_id from department department_id primary key: department_id [SEP]

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In which year were most departments established?

SELECT creation FROM department GROUP BY creation ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1

department_management

department department_id NUMBER name TEXT creation TEXT ranking NUMBER budget_in_billions NUMBER num_employees NUMBER primary key: department_id [SEP] head head_id NUMBER name TEXT born_state TEXT age NUMBER primary key: head_id [SEP] management department_id NUMBER head_id NUMBER temporary_acting TEXT foreign key: head_id from head head_id foreign key: department_id from department department_id primary key: department_id [SEP]

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Show the name and number of employees for the departments managed by heads whose temporary acting value is 'Yes'?

SELECT T1.name , T1.num_employees FROM department AS T1 JOIN management AS T2 ON T1.department_id = T2.department_id WHERE T2.temporary_acting = 'Yes'

department_management

department department_id NUMBER name TEXT creation TEXT ranking NUMBER budget_in_billions NUMBER num_employees NUMBER primary key: department_id [SEP] head head_id NUMBER name TEXT born_state TEXT age NUMBER primary key: head_id [SEP] management department_id NUMBER head_id NUMBER temporary_acting TEXT foreign key: head_id from head head_id foreign key: department_id from department department_id primary key: department_id [SEP]

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How many acting statuses are there?

SELECT count(DISTINCT temporary_acting) FROM management

department_management

department department_id NUMBER name TEXT creation TEXT ranking NUMBER budget_in_billions NUMBER num_employees NUMBER primary key: department_id [SEP] head head_id NUMBER name TEXT born_state TEXT age NUMBER primary key: head_id [SEP] management department_id NUMBER head_id NUMBER temporary_acting TEXT foreign key: head_id from head head_id foreign key: department_id from department department_id primary key: department_id [SEP]

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How many departments are led by heads who are not mentioned?

SELECT count(*) FROM department WHERE department_id NOT IN (SELECT department_id FROM management);

department_management

department department_id NUMBER name TEXT creation TEXT ranking NUMBER budget_in_billions NUMBER num_employees NUMBER primary key: department_id [SEP] head head_id NUMBER name TEXT born_state TEXT age NUMBER primary key: head_id [SEP] management department_id NUMBER head_id NUMBER temporary_acting TEXT foreign key: head_id from head head_id foreign key: department_id from department department_id primary key: department_id [SEP]

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What are the distinct ages of the heads who are acting?

SELECT DISTINCT T1.age FROM management AS T2 JOIN head AS T1 ON T1.head_id = T2.head_id WHERE T2.temporary_acting = 'Yes'

department_management

department department_id NUMBER name TEXT creation TEXT ranking NUMBER budget_in_billions NUMBER num_employees NUMBER primary key: department_id [SEP] head head_id NUMBER name TEXT born_state TEXT age NUMBER primary key: head_id [SEP] management department_id NUMBER head_id NUMBER temporary_acting TEXT foreign key: head_id from head head_id foreign key: department_id from department department_id primary key: department_id [SEP]

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List the states where both the secretary of 'Treasury' department and the secretary of 'Homeland Security' were born.

SELECT T3.born_state FROM department AS T1 JOIN management AS T2 ON T1.department_id = T2.department_id JOIN head AS T3 ON T2.head_id = T3.head_id WHERE T1.name = 'Treasury' INTERSECT SELECT T3.born_state FROM department AS T1 JOIN management AS T2 ON T1.department_id = T2.department_id JOIN head AS T3 ON T2.head_id = T3.head_id WHERE T1.name = 'Homeland Security'

department_management

department department_id NUMBER name TEXT creation TEXT ranking NUMBER budget_in_billions NUMBER num_employees NUMBER primary key: department_id [SEP] head head_id NUMBER name TEXT born_state TEXT age NUMBER primary key: head_id [SEP] management department_id NUMBER head_id NUMBER temporary_acting TEXT foreign key: head_id from head head_id foreign key: department_id from department department_id primary key: department_id [SEP]

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Which department has more than 1 head at a time? List the id, name and the number of heads.

SELECT T1.department_id , T1.name , count(*) FROM management AS T2 JOIN department AS T1 ON T1.department_id = T2.department_id GROUP BY T1.department_id HAVING count(*) > 1

department_management

department department_id NUMBER name TEXT creation TEXT ranking NUMBER budget_in_billions NUMBER num_employees NUMBER primary key: department_id [SEP] head head_id NUMBER name TEXT born_state TEXT age NUMBER primary key: head_id [SEP] management department_id NUMBER head_id NUMBER temporary_acting TEXT foreign key: head_id from head head_id foreign key: department_id from department department_id primary key: department_id [SEP]

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Which head's name has the substring 'Ha'? List the id and name.

SELECT head_id , name FROM head WHERE name LIKE '%Ha%'

department_management

department department_id NUMBER name TEXT creation TEXT ranking NUMBER budget_in_billions NUMBER num_employees NUMBER primary key: department_id [SEP] head head_id NUMBER name TEXT born_state TEXT age NUMBER primary key: head_id [SEP] management department_id NUMBER head_id NUMBER temporary_acting TEXT foreign key: head_id from head head_id foreign key: department_id from department department_id primary key: department_id [SEP]

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How many farms are there?

SELECT count(*) FROM farm

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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Count the number of farms.

SELECT count(*) FROM farm

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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List the total number of horses on farms in ascending order.

SELECT Total_Horses FROM farm ORDER BY Total_Horses ASC

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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What is the total horses record for each farm, sorted ascending?

SELECT Total_Horses FROM farm ORDER BY Total_Horses ASC

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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What are the hosts of competitions whose theme is not "Aliens"?

SELECT Hosts FROM farm_competition WHERE Theme != 'Aliens'

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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Return the hosts of competitions for which the theme is not Aliens?

SELECT Hosts FROM farm_competition WHERE Theme != 'Aliens'

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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What are the themes of farm competitions sorted by year in ascending order?

SELECT Theme FROM farm_competition ORDER BY YEAR ASC

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city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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Return the themes of farm competitions, sorted by year ascending.

SELECT Theme FROM farm_competition ORDER BY YEAR ASC

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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What is the average number of working horses of farms with more than 5000 total number of horses?

SELECT avg(Working_Horses) FROM farm WHERE Total_Horses > 5000

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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Give the average number of working horses on farms with more than 5000 total horses.

SELECT avg(Working_Horses) FROM farm WHERE Total_Horses > 5000

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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What are the maximum and minimum number of cows across all farms.

SELECT max(Cows) , min(Cows) FROM farm

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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Return the maximum and minimum number of cows across all farms.

SELECT max(Cows) , min(Cows) FROM farm

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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How many different statuses do cities have?

SELECT count(DISTINCT Status) FROM city

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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Count the number of different statuses.

SELECT count(DISTINCT Status) FROM city

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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List official names of cities in descending order of population.

SELECT Official_Name FROM city ORDER BY Population DESC

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city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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What are the official names of cities, ordered descending by population?

SELECT Official_Name FROM city ORDER BY Population DESC

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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List the official name and status of the city with the largest population.

SELECT Official_Name , Status FROM city ORDER BY Population DESC LIMIT 1

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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What is the official name and status of the city with the most residents?

SELECT Official_Name , Status FROM city ORDER BY Population DESC LIMIT 1

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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Show the years and the official names of the host cities of competitions.

SELECT T2.Year , T1.Official_Name FROM city AS T1 JOIN farm_competition AS T2 ON T1.City_ID = T2.Host_city_ID

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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Give the years and official names of the cities of each competition.

SELECT T2.Year , T1.Official_Name FROM city AS T1 JOIN farm_competition AS T2 ON T1.City_ID = T2.Host_city_ID

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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Show the official names of the cities that have hosted more than one competition.

SELECT T1.Official_Name FROM city AS T1 JOIN farm_competition AS T2 ON T1.City_ID = T2.Host_city_ID GROUP BY T2.Host_city_ID HAVING COUNT(*) > 1

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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What are the official names of cities that have hosted more than one competition?

SELECT T1.Official_Name FROM city AS T1 JOIN farm_competition AS T2 ON T1.City_ID = T2.Host_city_ID GROUP BY T2.Host_city_ID HAVING COUNT(*) > 1

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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Show the status of the city that has hosted the greatest number of competitions.

SELECT T1.Status FROM city AS T1 JOIN farm_competition AS T2 ON T1.City_ID = T2.Host_city_ID GROUP BY T2.Host_city_ID ORDER BY COUNT(*) DESC LIMIT 1

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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What is the status of the city that has hosted the most competitions?

SELECT T1.Status FROM city AS T1 JOIN farm_competition AS T2 ON T1.City_ID = T2.Host_city_ID GROUP BY T2.Host_city_ID ORDER BY COUNT(*) DESC LIMIT 1

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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Please show the themes of competitions with host cities having populations larger than 1000.

SELECT T2.Theme FROM city AS T1 JOIN farm_competition AS T2 ON T1.City_ID = T2.Host_city_ID WHERE T1.Population > 1000

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city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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What are the themes of competitions that have corresponding host cities with more than 1000 residents?

SELECT T2.Theme FROM city AS T1 JOIN farm_competition AS T2 ON T1.City_ID = T2.Host_city_ID WHERE T1.Population > 1000

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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Please show the different statuses of cities and the average population of cities with each status.

SELECT Status , avg(Population) FROM city GROUP BY Status

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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What are the statuses and average populations of each city?

SELECT Status , avg(Population) FROM city GROUP BY Status

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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Please show the different statuses, ordered by the number of cities that have each.

SELECT Status FROM city GROUP BY Status ORDER BY COUNT(*) ASC

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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Return the different statuses of cities, ascending by frequency.

SELECT Status FROM city GROUP BY Status ORDER BY COUNT(*) ASC

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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List the most common type of Status across cities.

SELECT Status FROM city GROUP BY Status ORDER BY COUNT(*) DESC LIMIT 1

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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What is the most common status across all cities?

SELECT Status FROM city GROUP BY Status ORDER BY COUNT(*) DESC LIMIT 1

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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List the official names of cities that have not held any competition.

SELECT Official_Name FROM city WHERE City_ID NOT IN (SELECT Host_city_ID FROM farm_competition)

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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What are the official names of cities that have not hosted a farm competition?

SELECT Official_Name FROM city WHERE City_ID NOT IN (SELECT Host_city_ID FROM farm_competition)

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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Show the status shared by cities with population bigger than 1500 and smaller than 500.

SELECT Status FROM city WHERE Population > 1500 INTERSECT SELECT Status FROM city WHERE Population < 500

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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Which statuses correspond to both cities that have a population over 1500 and cities that have a population lower than 500?

SELECT Status FROM city WHERE Population > 1500 INTERSECT SELECT Status FROM city WHERE Population < 500

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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Find the official names of cities with population bigger than 1500 or smaller than 500.

SELECT Official_Name FROM city WHERE Population > 1500 OR Population < 500

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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What are the official names of cities that have population over 1500 or less than 500?

SELECT Official_Name FROM city WHERE Population > 1500 OR Population < 500

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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Show the census ranking of cities whose status are not "Village".

SELECT Census_Ranking FROM city WHERE Status != "Village"

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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What are the census rankings of cities that do not have the status "Village"?

SELECT Census_Ranking FROM city WHERE Status != "Village"

farm

city city_id NUMBER official_name TEXT status TEXT area_km_2 NUMBER population NUMBER census_ranking TEXT primary key: city_id [SEP] farm farm_id NUMBER year NUMBER total_horses NUMBER working_horses NUMBER total_cattle NUMBER oxen NUMBER bulls NUMBER cows NUMBER pigs NUMBER sheep_and_goats NUMBER primary key: farm_id [SEP] farm_competition competition_id NUMBER year NUMBER theme TEXT host_city_id NUMBER hosts TEXT foreign key: host_city_id from city city_id primary key: competition_id [SEP] competition_record competition_id NUMBER farm_id NUMBER rank NUMBER foreign key: farm_id from farm farm_id foreign key: competition_id from farm_competition competition_id primary key: competition_id [SEP]

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which course has most number of registered students?

SELECT T1.course_name FROM courses AS T1 JOIN student_course_registrations AS T2 ON T1.course_id = T2.course_Id GROUP BY T1.course_id ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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What is the name of the course with the most registered students?

SELECT T1.course_name FROM courses AS T1 JOIN student_course_registrations AS T2 ON T1.course_id = T2.course_Id GROUP BY T1.course_id ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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what is id of students who registered some courses but the least number of courses in these students?

SELECT student_id FROM student_course_registrations GROUP BY student_id ORDER BY count(*) LIMIT 1

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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What are the ids of the students who registered for some courses but had the least number of courses for all students?

SELECT student_id FROM student_course_registrations GROUP BY student_id ORDER BY count(*) LIMIT 1

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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what are the first name and last name of all candidates?

SELECT T2.first_name , T2.last_name FROM candidates AS T1 JOIN people AS T2 ON T1.candidate_id = T2.person_id

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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What are the first and last names of all the candidates?

SELECT T2.first_name , T2.last_name FROM candidates AS T1 JOIN people AS T2 ON T1.candidate_id = T2.person_id

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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List the id of students who never attends courses?

SELECT student_id FROM students WHERE student_id NOT IN (SELECT student_id FROM student_course_attendance)

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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What are the ids of every student who has never attended a course?

SELECT student_id FROM students WHERE student_id NOT IN (SELECT student_id FROM student_course_attendance)

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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List the id of students who attended some courses?

SELECT student_id FROM student_course_attendance

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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What are the ids of all students who have attended at least one course?

SELECT student_id FROM student_course_attendance

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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What are the ids of all students for courses and what are the names of those courses?

SELECT T1.student_id , T2.course_name FROM student_course_registrations AS T1 JOIN courses AS T2 ON T1.course_id = T2.course_id

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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What is detail of the student who most recently registered course?

SELECT T2.student_details FROM student_course_registrations AS T1 JOIN students AS T2 ON T1.student_id = T2.student_id ORDER BY T1.registration_date DESC LIMIT 1

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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What details do we have on the students who registered for courses most recently?

SELECT T2.student_details FROM student_course_registrations AS T1 JOIN students AS T2 ON T1.student_id = T2.student_id ORDER BY T1.registration_date DESC LIMIT 1

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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How many students attend course English?

SELECT count(*) FROM courses AS T1 JOIN student_course_attendance AS T2 ON T1.course_id = T2.course_id WHERE T1.course_name = "English"

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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How many students are attending English courses?

SELECT count(*) FROM courses AS T1 JOIN student_course_attendance AS T2 ON T1.course_id = T2.course_id WHERE T1.course_name = "English"

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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How many courses do the student whose id is 171 attend?

SELECT count(*) FROM courses AS T1 JOIN student_course_attendance AS T2 ON T1.course_id = T2.course_id WHERE T2.student_id = 171

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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How many courses does the student with id 171 actually attend?

SELECT count(*) FROM courses AS T1 JOIN student_course_attendance AS T2 ON T1.course_id = T2.course_id WHERE T2.student_id = 171

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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Find id of the candidate whose email is stanley.monahan@example.org?

SELECT T2.candidate_id FROM people AS T1 JOIN candidates AS T2 ON T1.person_id = T2.candidate_id WHERE T1.email_address = "stanley.monahan@example.org"

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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What is the id of the candidate whose email is stanley.monahan@example.org?

SELECT T2.candidate_id FROM people AS T1 JOIN candidates AS T2 ON T1.person_id = T2.candidate_id WHERE T1.email_address = "stanley.monahan@example.org"

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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Find id of the candidate who most recently accessed the course?

SELECT candidate_id FROM candidate_assessments ORDER BY assessment_date DESC LIMIT 1

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

spider_original

What is the id of the candidate who most recently accessed the course?

SELECT candidate_id FROM candidate_assessments ORDER BY assessment_date DESC LIMIT 1

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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What is detail of the student who registered the most number of courses?

SELECT T1.student_details FROM students AS T1 JOIN student_course_registrations AS T2 ON T1.student_id = T2.student_id GROUP BY T1.student_id ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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What are the details of the student who registered for the most number of courses?

SELECT T1.student_details FROM students AS T1 JOIN student_course_registrations AS T2 ON T1.student_id = T2.student_id GROUP BY T1.student_id ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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List the id of students who registered some courses and the number of their registered courses?

SELECT T1.student_id , count(*) FROM students AS T1 JOIN student_course_registrations AS T2 ON T1.student_id = T2.student_id GROUP BY T1.student_id

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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For every student who is registered for some course, how many courses are they registered for?

SELECT T1.student_id , count(*) FROM students AS T1 JOIN student_course_registrations AS T2 ON T1.student_id = T2.student_id GROUP BY T1.student_id

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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How many registed students do each course have? List course name and the number of their registered students?

SELECT T3.course_name , count(*) FROM students AS T1 JOIN student_course_registrations AS T2 ON T1.student_id = T2.student_id JOIN courses AS T3 ON T2.course_id = T3.course_id GROUP BY T2.course_id

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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For each course id, how many students are registered and what are the course names?

SELECT T3.course_name , count(*) FROM students AS T1 JOIN student_course_registrations AS T2 ON T1.student_id = T2.student_id JOIN courses AS T3 ON T2.course_id = T3.course_id GROUP BY T2.course_id

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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Find id of candidates whose assessment code is "Pass"?

SELECT candidate_id FROM candidate_assessments WHERE asessment_outcome_code = "Pass"

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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What are the ids of the candidates that have an outcome code of Pass?

SELECT candidate_id FROM candidate_assessments WHERE asessment_outcome_code = "Pass"

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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Find the cell mobile number of the candidates whose assessment code is "Fail"?

SELECT T3.cell_mobile_number FROM candidates AS T1 JOIN candidate_assessments AS T2 ON T1.candidate_id = T2.candidate_id JOIN people AS T3 ON T1.candidate_id = T3.person_id WHERE T2.asessment_outcome_code = "Fail"

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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What are the cell phone numbers of the candidates that received an assessment code of "Fail"?

SELECT T3.cell_mobile_number FROM candidates AS T1 JOIN candidate_assessments AS T2 ON T1.candidate_id = T2.candidate_id JOIN people AS T3 ON T1.candidate_id = T3.person_id WHERE T2.asessment_outcome_code = "Fail"

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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What are the id of students who registered course 301?

SELECT student_id FROM student_course_attendance WHERE course_id = 301

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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What are the ids of the students who registered for course 301?

SELECT student_id FROM student_course_attendance WHERE course_id = 301

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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What is the id of the student who most recently registered course 301?

SELECT student_id FROM student_course_attendance WHERE course_id = 301 ORDER BY date_of_attendance DESC LIMIT 1

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

spider_original

What are the ids of the students who registered for course 301 most recently?

SELECT student_id FROM student_course_attendance WHERE course_id = 301 ORDER BY date_of_attendance DESC LIMIT 1

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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Find distinct cities of addresses of people?

SELECT DISTINCT T1.city FROM addresses AS T1 JOIN people_addresses AS T2 ON T1.address_id = T2.address_id

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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What are the different cities where people live?

SELECT DISTINCT T1.city FROM addresses AS T1 JOIN people_addresses AS T2 ON T1.address_id = T2.address_id

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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Find distinct cities of address of students?

SELECT DISTINCT T1.city FROM addresses AS T1 JOIN people_addresses AS T2 ON T1.address_id = T2.address_id JOIN students AS T3 ON T2.person_id = T3.student_id

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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What are the different cities where students live?

SELECT DISTINCT T1.city FROM addresses AS T1 JOIN people_addresses AS T2 ON T1.address_id = T2.address_id JOIN students AS T3 ON T2.person_id = T3.student_id

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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List the names of courses in alphabetical order?

SELECT course_name FROM courses ORDER BY course_name

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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What are the names of the courses in alphabetical order?

SELECT course_name FROM courses ORDER BY course_name

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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List the first names of people in alphabetical order?

SELECT first_name FROM people ORDER BY first_name

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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What are the first names of the people in alphabetical order?

SELECT first_name FROM people ORDER BY first_name

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]

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What are the id of students who registered courses or attended courses?

SELECT student_id FROM student_course_registrations UNION SELECT student_id FROM student_course_attendance

student_assessment

addresses address_id NUMBER line_1 TEXT line_2 TEXT city TEXT zip_postcode TEXT state_province_county TEXT country TEXT primary key: address_id [SEP] people person_id NUMBER first_name TEXT middle_name TEXT last_name TEXT cell_mobile_number TEXT email_address TEXT login_name TEXT password TEXT primary key: person_id [SEP] students student_id NUMBER student_details TEXT foreign key: student_id from people person_id primary key: student_id [SEP] courses course_id TEXT course_name TEXT course_description TEXT other_details TEXT primary key: course_id [SEP] people_addresses person_address_id NUMBER person_id NUMBER address_id NUMBER date_from TIME date_to TIME foreign key: address_id from addresses address_id foreign key: person_id from people person_id primary key: person_address_id [SEP] student_course_registrations student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER registration_date TIME foreign key: course_id from courses course_id foreign key: student_id from students student_id primary key: student_id [SEP] student_course_attendance student_id NUMBER course_id NUMBER date_of_attendance TIME foreign key: student_id from student_course_registrations student_id foreign key: course_id from student_course_registrations course_id primary key: student_id [SEP] candidates candidate_id NUMBER candidate_details TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from people person_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP] candidate_assessments candidate_id NUMBER qualification TEXT assessment_date TIME asessment_outcome_code TEXT foreign key: candidate_id from candidates candidate_id primary key: candidate_id [SEP]