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# Using SQLite, by Jay Kreibich

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-- This file can be run inside sqlite3 

-- using the command ".read example_data.sql"

-- This data has been pre-loaded into the database

-- file "examples.sqlitedb".  You can open it in sqlite3

-- on the command line using the command "sqlite3 examples.sqlitedb"

.headers on

.mode column

.nullvalue [NULL]

.echo on

CREATE TABLE x ( a, b );

INSERT INTO x VALUES ( 1, 'Alice' );

INSERT INTO x VALUES ( 2, 'Bob' );

INSERT INTO x VALUES ( 3, 'Charlie' );

CREATE TABLE y ( c, d );

INSERT INTO y VALUES ( 1, 3.14159 );

INSERT INTO y VALUES ( 1, 2.71828 );

INSERT INTO y VALUES ( 2, 1.61803 );

CREATE TABLE z ( a, e );

INSERT INTO z VALUES ( 1, 100 );

INSERT INTO z VALUES ( 1, 150 );

INSERT INTO z VALUES ( 3, 300 );

INSERT INTO z VALUES ( 9, 900 );

-- This file can be run inside sqlite3 

-- using the command ".read example_queries.sql"

.headers on

.mode column

.nullvalue [NULL]

.echo on

SELECT * FROM x;

SELECT * FROM y;

SELECT * FROM z;

SELECT d, d*d AS dSquared FROM y;

SELECT * FROM x JOIN y;

SELECT * FROM x CROSS JOIN y;

SELECT * FROM x, y;

SELECT * FROM x JOIN y ON a = c;

SELECT * FROM x JOIN z ON x.a = z.a;

SELECT * FROM x JOIN z USING ( a );

SELECT * FROM x NATURAL JOIN z;

SELECT * FROM x LEFT OUTER JOIN z USING ( a );

SELECT * FROM x JOIN y ON x.a = y.c LEFT OUTER JOIN z ON y.c = z.a;

SELECT * FROM x AS x1 JOIN x AS x2 ON x1.a + 1 = x2.a;

SELECT * FROM x WHERE b = 'Alice';

SELECT * FROM y WHERE d BETWEEN 1.0 AND 3.0;

SELECT c, d, c+d AS sum FROM y WHERE sum < 4.0;

SELECT a, count(a) AS count FROM z GROUP BY a;

SELECT a, sum(e) AS total FROM z GROUP BY a;

SELECT a, sum(e), count(e), 

   sum(e)/count(e) AS expr, avg(e) AS agg

  FROM z GROUP BY a;

SELECT a, sum(e) AS total FROM z GROUP BY a HAVING total > 500;

SELECT * FROM y ORDER BY d;