##Instruction:
Database: assets_maintenance
Total Tables: 14
Total Columns: 64

Table Schemas:

assets_maintenance contains tables such as Third_Party_Companies, Maintenance_Contracts, Parts, Skills, Staff, Assets, Asset_Parts, Maintenance_Engineers, Engineer_Skills, Fault_Log, Engineer_Visits, Part_Faults, Fault_Log_Parts, Skills_Required_To_Fix.
Table Third_Party_Companies has columns such as company_id, company_type, company_name, company_address, other_company_details.
company_id is the primary key.
Table Maintenance_Contracts has columns such as maintenance_contract_id, maintenance_contract_company_id, contract_start_date, contract_end_date, other_contract_details.
maintenance_contract_id is the primary key.
Table Parts has columns such as part_id, part_name, chargeable_yn, chargeable_amount, other_part_details.
part_id is the primary key.
Table Skills has columns such as skill_id, skill_code, skill_description.
skill_id is the primary key.
Table Staff has columns such as staff_id, staff_name, gender, other_staff_details.
staff_id is the primary key.
Table Assets has columns such as asset_id, maintenance_contract_id, supplier_company_id, asset_details, asset_make, asset_model, asset_acquired_date, asset_disposed_date, other_asset_details.
asset_id is the primary key.
Table Asset_Parts has columns such as asset_id, part_id.
Table Maintenance_Engineers has columns such as engineer_id, company_id, first_name, last_name, other_details.
engineer_id is the primary key.
Table Engineer_Skills has columns such as engineer_id, skill_id.
Table Fault_Log has columns such as fault_log_entry_id, asset_id, recorded_by_staff_id, fault_log_entry_datetime, fault_description, other_fault_details.
fault_log_entry_id is the primary key.
Table Engineer_Visits has columns such as engineer_visit_id, contact_staff_id, engineer_id, fault_log_entry_id, fault_status, visit_start_datetime, visit_end_datetime, other_visit_details.
engineer_visit_id is the primary key.
Table Part_Faults has columns such as part_fault_id, part_id, fault_short_name, fault_description, other_fault_details.
part_fault_id is the primary key.
Table Fault_Log_Parts has columns such as fault_log_entry_id, part_fault_id, fault_status.
Table Skills_Required_To_Fix has columns such as part_fault_id, skill_id.
The maintenance_contract_company_id of Maintenance_Contracts is the foreign key of company_id of Third_Party_Companies.
The supplier_company_id of Assets is the foreign key of company_id of Third_Party_Companies.
The maintenance_contract_id of Assets is the foreign key of maintenance_contract_id of Maintenance_Contracts.
The asset_id of Asset_Parts is the foreign key of asset_id of Assets.
The part_id of Asset_Parts is the foreign key of part_id of Parts.
The company_id of Maintenance_Engineers is the foreign key of company_id of Third_Party_Companies.
The skill_id of Engineer_Skills is the foreign key of skill_id of Skills.
The engineer_id of Engineer_Skills is the foreign key of engineer_id of Maintenance_Engineers.
The recorded_by_staff_id of Fault_Log is the foreign key of staff_id of Staff.
The asset_id of Fault_Log is the foreign key of asset_id of Assets.
The contact_staff_id of Engineer_Visits is the foreign key of staff_id of Staff.
The engineer_id of Engineer_Visits is the foreign key of engineer_id of Maintenance_Engineers.
The fault_log_entry_id of Engineer_Visits is the foreign key of fault_log_entry_id of Fault_Log.
The part_id of Part_Faults is the foreign key of part_id of Parts.
The fault_log_entry_id of Fault_Log_Parts is the foreign key of fault_log_entry_id of Fault_Log.
The part_fault_id of Fault_Log_Parts is the foreign key of part_fault_id of Part_Faults.
The skill_id of Skills_Required_To_Fix is the foreign key of skill_id of Skills.
The part_fault_id of Skills_Required_To_Fix is the foreign key of part_fault_id of Part_Faults.

##Role Access Policy (Column-Level):
Role: MaintenanceCoordinator
Accessible Columns: Fault_Log: fault_log_entry_id, asset_id, recorded_by_staff_id, fault_log_entry_datetime, fault_description, other_fault_details; Engineer_Visits: engineer_visit_id, contact_staff_id, engineer_id, fault_log_entry_id, fault_status, visit_start_datetime, visit_end_datetime, other_visit_details; Maintenance_Engineers: engineer_id, company_id, first_name, last_name, other_details; Staff: staff_id, staff_name, other_staff_details; Assets: asset_id, asset_details, asset_make, asset_model; Part_Faults: part_fault_id, part_id, fault_short_name, fault_description, other_fault_details; Fault_Log_Parts: ALL COLUMNS; Skills_Required_To_Fix: ALL COLUMNS

Based on the above schema and your role's column-level access policy, generate a SQL query to answer the question. If your role does not have access to the required columns, respond with: "Sorry, I cannot answer."


Question: How many engineer visits are required at most for a single fault log? List the number and the log entry id.
Answer: SELECT count(*) ,  T1.fault_log_entry_id FROM Fault_Log AS T1 JOIN Engineer_Visits AS T2 ON T1.fault_log_entry_id  =  T2.fault_log_entry_id GROUP BY T1.fault_log_entry_id ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1
Permission: allowed (All required columns are permitted)
Gold SQL: SELECT count(*) ,  T1.fault_log_entry_id FROM Fault_Log AS T1 JOIN Engineer_Visits AS T2 ON T1.fault_log_entry_id  =  T2.fault_log_entry_id GROUP BY T1.fault_log_entry_id ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1