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Crowdfunding SQL

Objectives

Learn to create tables, insert data, and use JOINs to answer the questions.

Create Tables

In the create.sql file, model your tables. You should have a table for projects, users, and pledges.

Create a schema based on the following information:

  • A project has a title, a category, a funding goal, a start date, and an end date.
  • A user has a name and an age
  • A pledge has an amount. It belongs to a user, and it also belongs to a project.

Insert Records into Database

Within the insert.sql file, insert 10 projects, 20 users, and 30 pledges into the database.

Queries

Write the following queries in SQL. You'll use different kinds of SQL joins to arrive at the answers for most. Write your queries in the lib/sql_queries file like the example below:

def select_category_from_projects
  "SELECT category FROM projects;"
end

Note: SQL is a programming language that allows you to "nest" statements inside each other. Let's quickly take a look at an example of ways we can do this.

Create Our Grocery Table

CREATE TABLE groceries (id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, name TEXT, quantity INTEGER, aisle INTEGER);

INSERT INTO groceries VALUES (1, "Apples", 2, 1);
INSERT INTO groceries VALUES (2, "Oranges", 4, 2);
INSERT INTO groceries VALUES(3, "Peaches", 6, 3);

Grocery Schema

id                 name        quantity      aisle       
------------    ----------  ----------  ----------  
1                Apples          2          1
2                Oranges         4          2    
3                Bananas         6          3

SUM

SUM will return the total of the column you select. In this case, the total number of items in the groceries column is 12.

SELECT SUM(quantity) FROM groceries;

Returns

SUM(quantity)
-------------
12

To make it a little more useful we can GROUP BY the aisle that the items are in and ORDER BY the sum of the aisle.

SELECT aisle, SUM(quantity) FROM groceries GROUP BY aisle ORDER BY SUM(quantity);

Returns

aisle	  SUM(quantity)
-------  --------------
1	           2
2	           4
3	           6

Resources

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