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SQL OUTPUT PUZZLE | The Equal to puzzle

17 Friday Aug 2018

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SQL OUTPUT PUZZLE | The Equal to puzzle

In this puzzle you have to go through the SQL statement given below and provide us the output without executing the SQL on SSMS or any other onsite SQL tool.

Q1. What will be the Output of the below SQL Statement?

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SELECT 1a

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Output

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--Output will be updated later in the evening.

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Q2. What will be the Output of the below SQL Statement?

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SELECT a = 15

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Output

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--Output will be updated later in the evening.

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Q3. What will be the Output of the below SQL Statement?

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SELECT 'a' = 15

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Output

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SQL Puzzle | How to alter a column from null to not null

14 Tuesday Aug 2018

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SQL Puzzle | How to alter a column from null to not null

In this puzzle you have to make changes to the table properties to make a column to NOT NULL from NULL. The catch here is that how you can handle the existing NULL values.

Script – DDL and INSERT Sample Data

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CREATE TABLE Nulls
(
	 Id INT NOT NULL
	,Vals INT NULL
)
GO

INSERT INTO Nulls VALUES (1,NULL) ,(2,20),(3,30) , (4,NULL)
GO

SELECT * FROM Nulls
GO

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If you directly use the alter command (Alter Table….Alter Column) you will get below error.

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ALTER TABLE Nulls 
	ALTER COLUMN Vals INT NOT NULL

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Msg 515, Level 16, State 2, Line 20
Cannot insert the value NULL into column ‘Vals’, table ‘master.dbo.Nulls’; column does not allow nulls. UPDATE fails.
The statement has been terminated.

Here first we have to update the NULL values to some other value. And then we can update the column definition.

–SOLUTION 1–

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UPDATE x
SET x.Vals = -1 
FROM Nulls x 
WHERE x.Vals IS NULL
GO

ALTER TABLE Nulls 
	ALTER COLUMN Vals INT NOT NULL
GO

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Advanced SQL | Fill the Price for missing months

13 Monday Aug 2018

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Advanced SQL | Fill the Price for missing months

A very close friend given this to me. In this puzzle you have to fill the price of SKU & Color Id for missing months. Note that SKU & Color Id should be considered as a business unit. So you have to set the previous value available to the missing month. Please check out the sample input and the expected output. In this solution I have not considered any performance considerations. 🙂

Sample Input

SKU ColorId Price YM
1 1 10.0000 201801
1 1 12.0000 201804
2 1 80.0000 201704
3 1 28.0000 201704
3 1 20.0000 201804
3 1 19.0000 201806
3 1 27.0000 201808

Expected Output

SKU ColorId Price Ym
1 1 0.0000 201701
1 1 0.0000 201702
1 1 0.0000 201703
1 1 0.0000 201704
1 1 0.0000 201705
1 1 0.0000 201706
1 1 0.0000 201707
1 1 0.0000 201708
1 1 0.0000 201709
1 1 0.0000 201710
1 1 0.0000 201711
1 1 0.0000 201712
1 1 10.0000 201801
1 1 10.0000 201802
1 1 10.0000 201803
1 1 12.0000 201804
1 1 12.0000 201805
1 1 12.0000 201806
1 1 12.0000 201807
1 1 12.0000 201808
2 1 0.0000 201701
2 1 0.0000 201702
2 1 0.0000 201703
2 1 80.0000 201704
2 1 80.0000 201705
2 1 80.0000 201706
2 1 80.0000 201707
2 1 80.0000 201708
2 1 80.0000 201709
2 1 80.0000 201710
2 1 80.0000 201711
2 1 80.0000 201712
2 1 80.0000 201801
2 1 80.0000 201802
2 1 80.0000 201803
2 1 80.0000 201804
2 1 80.0000 201805
2 1 80.0000 201806
2 1 80.0000 201807
2 1 80.0000 201808
3 1 0.0000 201701
3 1 0.0000 201702
3 1 0.0000 201703
3 1 28.0000 201704
3 1 28.0000 201705
3 1 28.0000 201706
3 1 28.0000 201707
3 1 28.0000 201708
3 1 28.0000 201709
3 1 28.0000 201710
3 1 28.0000 201711
3 1 28.0000 201712
3 1 28.0000 201801
3 1 28.0000 201802
3 1 28.0000 201803
3 1 20.0000 201804
3 1 20.0000 201805
3 1 19.0000 201806
3 1 19.0000 201807
3 1 27.0000 201808

Script – DDL and INSERT Sample Data

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CREATE TABLE SkuData
(
	 SKU BIGINT 
	,ColorId BIGINT  
	,Price DECIMAL(30,4)
	,YM INT	
)
GO

INSERT INTO SkuData VALUES 
(1,	1,10,201801),
(1,	1,12,201804),  /* Price changed in 2018 April */
(2, 1,80,201704),  /* Started in the 2017 April */
(3, 1,28,201704),  /* Price changed for this product 4 times*/
(3, 1,20,201804),
(3, 1,19,201806),
(3, 1,27,201808)
*/

SELECT * FROM SkuData
GO

--

–SOLUTION 1

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DECLARE @StartYear AS INT = (SELECT MIN(LEFT(YM,4)) FROM SkuData)
;WITH CTE(Num) AS
(
    SELECT Number
    FROM (VALUES ('01'), ('02'), ('03'), ('04'), ('05'), ('06'), ('07'), ('08'),
    ('09'), ('10'),('11'),('12')) AS X(Number)
)
,SingleDigits(Number) AS
(
    SELECT Number
    FROM (VALUES (1), (2), (3), (4), (5), (6), (7), (8),
    (9), (0)) AS X(Number)
)
,Series AS
(
    SELECT (d1.Number+1) + (10*d2.Number) Number
    from
    SingleDigits as d1,
    SingleDigits as d2
)
,CTE2 AS 
(
	SELECT  sku, colorId, CONCAT(xx,Num) * 1 Num FROM
	(
		SELECT * , (@StartYear+(Number-1)) xx  FROM Series
		CROSS JOIN CTE
		CROSS JOIN (SELECT DISTINCT Sku,ColorId FROM SkuData)x
		WHERE (@StartYear+(Number-1)) <= YEAR(GETDATE())
	)k	
)
,CTE3 AS
(
	SELECT x.ColorId , x.SKU , b.Price , b.YM ,x.Num FROM CTE2 x
	LEFT JOIN SkuData b ON x.Num = b.YM  AND x.ColorId = b.ColorId and x.SKU = b.SKU	
	WHERE Num <= CONCAT(YEAR(GETDATE()),RIGHT(CONCAT('0',MONTH(GETDATE())),2))
)
,CTE4 AS
(
	SELECT z.ColorId , z.SKU , z.Price , Num 
	,ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY z.ColorId,z.SKU ORDER BY Num) rnk 
	FROM CTE3 z	
)
SELECT SKU,ColorId,ISNULL(Price,0) Price, Ym FROM 
(
	SELECT a.SKU, a.ColorId,ISNULL(a.Price,r.Price) Price, Num Ym
	FROM CTE4 a
	OUTER APPLY (
				 SELECT TOP 1 rnk Mins FROM CTE4 x WHERE x.ColorId = a.ColorId AND x.SKU = a.SKU
				 AND a.rnk > x.rnk AND x.Price IS NOT NULL
				 ORDER BY x.Num DESC
				)x
	OUTER APPLY
			   (
				 SELECT TOP 1 Price 
				 FROM CTE4 b			 
				 WHERE b.rnk = x.Mins
				 AND a.ColorId = b.ColorId AND a.SKU = b.SKU
			   )r
)z
ORDER BY Sku , ColorId,Ym

--

OUTPUT – 1

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SKU                  ColorId              Price                                   Ym
-------------------- -------------------- --------------------------------------- -----------
1                    1                    0.0000                                  201701
1                    1                    0.0000                                  201702
1                    1                    0.0000                                  201703
1                    1                    0.0000                                  201704
1                    1                    0.0000                                  201705
1                    1                    0.0000                                  201706
1                    1                    0.0000                                  201707
1                    1                    0.0000                                  201708
1                    1                    0.0000                                  201709
1                    1                    0.0000                                  201710
1                    1                    0.0000                                  201711
1                    1                    0.0000                                  201712
1                    1                    10.0000                                 201801
1                    1                    10.0000                                 201802
1                    1                    10.0000                                 201803
1                    1                    12.0000                                 201804
1                    1                    12.0000                                 201805
1                    1                    12.0000                                 201806
1                    1                    12.0000                                 201807
1                    1                    12.0000                                 201808
2                    1                    0.0000                                  201701
2                    1                    0.0000                                  201702
2                    1                    0.0000                                  201703
2                    1                    80.0000                                 201704
2                    1                    80.0000                                 201705
2                    1                    80.0000                                 201706
2                    1                    80.0000                                 201707
2                    1                    80.0000                                 201708
2                    1                    80.0000                                 201709
2                    1                    80.0000                                 201710
2                    1                    80.0000                                 201711
2                    1                    80.0000                                 201712
2                    1                    80.0000                                 201801
2                    1                    80.0000                                 201802
2                    1                    80.0000                                 201803
2                    1                    80.0000                                 201804
2                    1                    80.0000                                 201805
2                    1                    80.0000                                 201806
2                    1                    80.0000                                 201807
2                    1                    80.0000                                 201808
3                    1                    0.0000                                  201701
3                    1                    0.0000                                  201702
3                    1                    0.0000                                  201703
3                    1                    28.0000                                 201704
3                    1                    28.0000                                 201705
3                    1                    28.0000                                 201706
3                    1                    28.0000                                 201707
3                    1                    28.0000                                 201708
3                    1                    28.0000                                 201709
3                    1                    28.0000                                 201710
3                    1                    28.0000                                 201711
3                    1                    28.0000                                 201712
3                    1                    28.0000                                 201801
3                    1                    28.0000                                 201802
3                    1                    28.0000                                 201803
3                    1                    20.0000                                 201804
3                    1                    20.0000                                 201805
3                    1                    19.0000                                 201806
3                    1                    19.0000                                 201807
3                    1                    27.0000                                 201808

(60 rows affected)



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SQL Puzzle | Multiple ways to add Date and Time to a DATETIME | SQL Interview Question

10 Friday Aug 2018

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SQL Puzzle | Multiple ways to add Date and Time to a DATETIME | SQL Interview Question

This was asked to one of my developer by a Client in a technical interview so I thought I must share it with you guys. In this puzzle you have 2 variables one is DATE and other is TIME and you have to add both to get a DATETIME. Please check out the sample input and the expected output.

Sample Input

Date Time
2018-08-10 07:48:46.4566667

Expected Output

DateTime
2018-08-10 07:48:46.457

Script – DDL and INSERT Sample Data

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DECLARE @Dt DATE = '2018-08-10' , @Tm Time = '07:48:46.4566667'

--

–SOLUTION 1

--

DECLARE @Dt DATE = '2018-08-10' , @Tm Time = '07:48:46.4566667'
SELECT CAST(@Dt AS DATETIME) + CAST(@Tm AS DATETIME) [DateTime]
GO

--

OUTPUT – 1

--

DateTime
-----------------------
2018-08-10 07:48:46.457

(1 row affected)


--

–SOLUTION 2

--

DECLARE @Dt DATE = '2018-08-10' , @Tm Time = '07:48:46.4566667'
SELECT 
	DATEADD(MILLISECOND, DATEDIFF(MILLISECOND, '00:00:00', @Tm), CONVERT(DATETIME, @Dt))
	[DateTime]
GO

--

OUTPUT – 2

--

DateTime
-----------------------
2018-08-10 07:48:46.457

(1 row affected)


--

–SOLUTION 3

--

DECLARE @Dt DATE = '2018-08-10' , @Tm Time = '07:48:46.4566667'
SELECT DATEADD(DAY,DATEDIFF(DAY, 0, @Dt),CAST(@Tm AS DATETIME))
	 [DateTime]
GO

--

OUTPUT – 3

--

DateTime
-----------------------
2018-08-10 07:48:46.457

(1 row affected)


--

–SOLUTION 4

--

DECLARE @Dt DATE = '2018-08-10' , @Tm Time = '07:48:46.4566667'
SELECT CAST(CONCAT(@Dt,' ',CAST(@Tm AS VARCHAR(12))) AS DATETIME)
	[DateTime]
GO

--

OUTPUT – 4

--


DateTime
-----------------------
2018-08-10 07:48:46.457

(1 row affected)


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SQL Puzzle | The Grouping Puzzle – A Single SELECT | SQL Interview Question

07 Tuesday Aug 2018

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SQL Puzzle | The Grouping Puzzle – A Single SELECT | SQL Interview Question

In this puzzle you have to have find the sum of sales for each employee. The catch here is that for inactive employees(IsActive=0) group the sum under Inactive name and rest under their respective names. Another catch is that you need to do this in a single select.Please check out the sample input and the expected output.

Sample Input

EmpName SaleDate SaleAmount IsActive
Pawan 2018-08-07 10:18:28.663 2500.00 1
Pawan 2018-08-07 10:18:28.663 3000.00 1
Avtaar 2018-08-07 10:18:28.663 800.00 1
Avtaar 2018-08-07 10:18:28.663 1000.00 1
Kishan 2018-08-07 10:18:28.663 2800.00 1
Kishan 2018-08-07 10:18:28.663 3000.00 1
Nimit 2018-08-07 10:18:28.663 500.00 1
Nimit 2018-08-07 10:18:28.663 800.00 1
K 2018-08-07 10:18:28.663 1000.00 0
L 2018-08-07 10:18:28.663 1000.00 0
M 2018-08-07 10:18:28.663 500.00 0
J 2018-08-07 10:18:28.663 2500.00 0

Expected Output

EmpName SaleAmount
Avtaar 1800.00
Inactive 5000.00
Kishan 5800.00
Nimit 1300.00
Pawan 5500.00

Script – DDL and INSERT Sample Data

--

CREATE TABLE dbo.tbl_sales
(  
    EmpName VARCHAR(256),
    SaleDate DATETIME,
    SaleAmount DECIMAL(18,2),
    IsActive BIT
)
GO

INSERT INTO tbl_sales VALUES 
('Pawan',GETDATE(),2500.00,1),
('Pawan',GETDATE(),3000.00,1),
('Avtaar',GETDATE(),800.00,1),
('Avtaar',GETDATE(),1000.00,1),
('Kishan',GETDATE(),2800.00,1),
('Kishan',GETDATE(),3000.00,1),
('Nimit',GETDATE(),500.00,1),
('Nimit',GETDATE(),800.00,1),
('K',GETDATE(),1000.00,0),
('L',GETDATE(),1000.00,0),
('M',GETDATE(),500.00,0),
('J',GETDATE(),2500.00,0)
GO

SELECT * FROM tbl_sales
GO

--

–SOLUTION 1

--

SELECT DISTINCT IIF(IsActive = 0, 'Inactive',EmpName) EmpName , 
				SUM(SaleAmount) OVER (PARTITION BY  IIF(IsActive = 0, 'Inactive',EmpName))
				[SaleAmount]
FROM tbl_sales
GO

--

OUTPUT – 1

--

EmpName         SaleAmount
--------------- ---------------
Avtaar          1800.00
Inactive        5000.00
Kishan          5800.00
Nimit           1300.00
Pawan           5500.00

(5 rows affected)

--

–SOLUTION 2

--

SELECT IIF(IsActive = 0, 'Inactive',EmpName) EmpName 
	  ,SUM(SaleAmount) [SaleAmount]
FROM tbl_sales
GROUP BY IIF(IsActive = 0, 'Inactive',EmpName)
GO
--

OUTPUT – 2

--

EmpName         SaleAmount
--------------- ---------------
Avtaar          1800.00
Inactive        5000.00
Kishan          5800.00
Nimit           1300.00
Pawan           5500.00

(5 rows affected)

--

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