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[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: What are the titles of the episodes that have received more 7-star votes than the season average? [/INST] | SELECT DISTINCT T1.episode_id FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Vote AS T2 ON T2.episode_id = T1.episode_id WHERE T2.stars = 7 AND T2.votes > 0.7 * ( SELECT CAST(COUNT(votes) AS REAL) / COUNT(CASE WHEN stars = 7 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) FROM Vote ); |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: What percentage of votes are from the nominated episodes? [/INST] | SELECT CAST(SUM(CASE WHEN T1.result = 'Nominee' THEN T2.votes ELSE 0 END) AS REAL) * 100 / SUM(T2.votes) FROM Award AS T1 INNER JOIN Episode AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: List down person's name who has nickname. [/INST] | SELECT name FROM Person WHERE nickname IS NOT NULL; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Which country has the tallest person in the crew? [/INST] | SELECT birth_country FROM Person ORDER BY height_meters DESC LIMIT 1; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: What is the average height of people from USA? [/INST] | SELECT AVG(height_meters) FROM Person WHERE birth_country = 'USA'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Calculate the percentage of people who were born after 1970 and from California. [/INST] | SELECT CAST(SUM(CASE WHEN birth_region = 'California' AND SUBSTR(birthdate, 1, 4) > '1970' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS REAL) * 100 / COUNT(birthdate) FROM Person; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: How many people were not born in Connecticut, USA? [/INST] | SELECT COUNT(name) FROM Person WHERE birth_region != 'Connecticut' AND birth_country != 'USA'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: List down the title of episode S20-E1, S20-E2 & S20-E3. [/INST] | SELECT title FROM Episode WHERE episode_id IN ('S20-E1', 'S20-E2', 'S20-E3'); |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Write down the website address which stores the episode image of episode 5. [/INST] | SELECT episode_image FROM Episode WHERE episode = 5; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: State the number of votes for episode with rating of 7 and above. [/INST] | SELECT votes FROM Episode WHERE rating > 7; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: How many title's crew members are working from Casting Department? [/INST] | SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Credit AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T2.category = 'Casting Department'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: How many additional timers were born in USA? [/INST] | SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Person AS T1 INNER JOIN Credit AS T2 ON T1.name = T2.person WHERE T2.role = 'additional timer' AND T1.birth_country = 'USA'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: How many people who were born after 1970 are animation executive producer? [/INST] | SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Person AS T1 INNER JOIN Credit AS T2 ON T1.name = T2.person WHERE STRFTIME(T1.birthdate) > '1970' AND T2.role = 'animation executive producer'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Write down the summary of episode whereby it has crew members that are not included in the credit list. [/INST] | SELECT T1.summary FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Credit AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T2.credited = 'false'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: List down the rating of episodes that were produced by Jason Bikowski. [/INST] | SELECT T1.rating FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Credit AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T2.person = 'Jason Bikowski'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: What is the average heights of crew members from Animation Department? [/INST] | SELECT AVG(T1.height_meters) FROM Person AS T1 INNER JOIN Credit AS T2 ON T1.name = T2.person WHERE T2.category = 'Animation Department'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: What is the character that won the award in Primetime Emmy 2009? [/INST] | SELECT DISTINCT T2.character FROM Award AS T1 INNER JOIN Character_Award AS T2 ON T1.award_id = T2.award_id WHERE T1.award_category = 'Primetime Emmy' AND T1.year = 2009 AND T1.result = 'Winner'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: What are the characters that were nominated for Primetime Emmy Award from 2009 to 2010 but did not win? [/INST] | SELECT T2.character FROM Award AS T1 INNER JOIN Character_Award AS T2 ON T1.award_id = T2.award_id WHERE T1.award_category = 'Primetime Emmy' AND T1.year BETWEEN 2009 AND 2010 AND T1.result != 'Winner'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Calculate the total votes of episodes that Adam Kuhlman had involved. [/INST] | SELECT SUM(T1.votes) FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Credit AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T2.person = 'Adam Kuhlman'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: List down the keyword and crew member's name for episode id S20-E1. [/INST] | SELECT T1.keyword, T2.person FROM Keyword AS T1 INNER JOIN Credit AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T1.episode_id = 'S20-E1'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: What is the keyword for episodes with stars score of 10 at 30% and above? [/INST] | SELECT T1.keyword FROM Keyword AS T1 INNER JOIN Vote AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T2.stars = 10 AND T2.percent > 29; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: What is the percentage of star score 5 that was collected by title "Sex, Pies and Idiot Scrapes"? [/INST] | SELECT CAST(SUM(CASE WHEN T2.stars = 5 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS REAL) * 100 / COUNT(*) FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Vote AS T2 ON T2.episode_id = T1.episode_id WHERE T1.title = 'Sex, Pies and Idiot Scrapes'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Please check is "limbo dancing" the keyword for title "Dangerous Curves"? [/INST] | SELECT CASE WHEN T2.Keyword = 'limbo dancing' THEN 'Yes' ELSE 'No' END AS result FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Keyword AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T1.title = 'Dangerous Curves'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Which title is the winner of Best International TV Series in 2017? [/INST] | SELECT T2.title FROM Award AS T1 INNER JOIN Episode AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T1.award = 'Best International TV Series' AND SUBSTR(T1.year, 1, 4) = '2017'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Write down all the keywords for winner of "WGA Award (TV)" award. [/INST] | SELECT T2.keyword FROM Award AS T1 INNER JOIN Keyword AS T2 ON T2.episode_id = T1.episode_id WHERE T1.award_category = 'WGA Award (TV)'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: State the birth place of co-executive producer for nominee of "Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming Less Than One Hour)" award. [/INST] | SELECT T1.birth_place FROM Person AS T1 INNER JOIN Award AS T2 ON T1.name = T2.person WHERE T2.award = 'Outstanding Animated Program (For Programming Less Than One Hour)' AND T2.role = 'co-executive producer'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Sum up the votes from star 1 to 5 for all of the contestants in Blimp Award. [/INST] | SELECT T2.stars, SUM(T2.stars) FROM Award AS T1 INNER JOIN Vote AS T2 ON T2.episode_id = T1.episode_id WHERE T1.award_category = 'Blimp Award' AND T2.stars BETWEEN 1 AND 5 GROUP BY T2.stars; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Calculate the total rating of winners in OFTA Television Award and WGA Award (TV). [/INST] | SELECT SUM(T2.rating) FROM Award AS T1 INNER JOIN Episode AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T1.award_category IN ('Jupiter Award ', 'WGA Award (TV)'); |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Out of the rating of 6.8 scored by title "No Loan Again, Naturally", how many percent of it consists of scores 5 to 10? [/INST] | SELECT SUM(T2.percent) FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Vote AS T2 ON T2.episode_id = T1.episode_id WHERE T1.title = 'No Loan Again, Naturally' AND T1.rating = 6.8 AND T2.stars BETWEEN 5 AND 10; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: How many episodes have the star score greater than 8? [/INST] | SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT episode_id) FROM Vote WHERE stars > 8; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Which episode has the highest number of vote of the star score? [/INST] | SELECT episode_id FROM Vote ORDER BY votes DESC LIMIT 1; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: How many episodes have the keyword "2d animation"? [/INST] | SELECT COUNT(episode_id) FROM Keyword WHERE keyword = '2d animation'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Name the organization which hold the award id 328. [/INST] | SELECT organization FROM Award WHERE award_id = 328; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: How many awards had been held in 2009? [/INST] | SELECT COUNT(award_id) FROM Award WHERE SUBSTR(year, 1, 4) = '2009'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: How many awards classified as "Primetime Emmy" category? [/INST] | SELECT COUNT(award_id) FROM Award WHERE award_category = 'Primetime Emmy'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: List out the birth name of crews who are co-executive producer and higher than 1.60 meters. [/INST] | SELECT T1.birth_name FROM Person AS T1 INNER JOIN Award AS T2 ON T1.name = T2.person WHERE T2.role = 'co-executive producer' AND T1.height_meters > 1.60; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Calculate the percentage of the nominees who were born in USA. [/INST] | SELECT CAST(SUM(CASE WHEN T1.birth_country = 'USA' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS REAL) * 100 / COUNT(*) FROM Person AS T1 INNER JOIN Award AS T2 ON T1.name = T2.person WHERE T2.result = 'Nominee'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Calculate the percentage of the winners who are higher than 1.75 meters. [/INST] | SELECT CAST(SUM(CASE WHEN T1.height_meters > 1.75 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS REAL) * 100 / COUNT(*) FROM Person AS T1 INNER JOIN Award AS T2 ON T1.name = T2.person WHERE T2.result = 'Winner'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: List out the title of episodes which have star score of 2. [/INST] | SELECT T1.title FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Vote AS T2 ON T2.episode_id = T1.episode_id WHERE T2.stars = 2; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: List out the star scores of episode which has title of "How the Test Was Won". [/INST] | SELECT T2.stars FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Vote AS T2 ON T2.episode_id = T1.episode_id WHERE T1.title = 'How the Test Was Won'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Among the episodes which have star score greater than 5, how many episodes have air date in 2008? [/INST] | SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT T2.episode_id) FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Vote AS T2 ON T2.episode_id = T1.episode_id WHERE strftime('%Y', T1.air_date) = '2008' AND T2.stars > 5; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: List out the names of the awarded character in the awards held in 2009. [/INST] | SELECT T2.character FROM Award AS T1 INNER JOIN Character_Award AS T2 ON T1.award_id = T2.award_id WHERE T1.year = 2009; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Which are the years that character Mr. Burns won an award? [/INST] | SELECT DISTINCT T1.year FROM Award AS T1 INNER JOIN Character_Award AS T2 ON T1.award_id = T2.award_id WHERE T2.character = 'Mr. Burns'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: What is the awarded category that the awarded character Lenny won? [/INST] | SELECT DISTINCT T1.award_category FROM Award AS T1 INNER JOIN Character_Award AS T2 ON T1.award_id = T2.award_id WHERE T2.character = 'Lenny'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: What is the name of actor who took the role Smithers? [/INST] | SELECT DISTINCT T1.person FROM Award AS T1 INNER JOIN Character_Award AS T2 ON T1.award_id = T2.award_id WHERE T2.character = 'Smithers'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: What are the keywords of the episode which has title as Dangerous Curves? [/INST] | SELECT T2.keyword FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Keyword AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T1.title = 'Dangerous Curves'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: What are the keywords of the episodes which have the air date in 2008? [/INST] | SELECT T2.keyword FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Keyword AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE SUBSTR(T1.air_date, 1, 4) = '2008'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Among the episodes which have star score less than 8, how many episodes were aired in 2009? [/INST] | SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT T2.episode_id) FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Vote AS T2 ON T2.episode_id = T1.episode_id WHERE strftime('%Y', T1.air_date) = '2009' AND T2.stars < 8; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: State the birth name of crews who are director and have birth country in South Korea. [/INST] | SELECT T1.birth_name FROM Person AS T1 INNER JOIN Award AS T2 ON T1.name = T2.person WHERE T2.role = 'director' AND T1.birth_country = 'South Korea'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: How many awards did simpson 20 won in 2009? [/INST] | SELECT COUNT(award_id) FROM Award WHERE SUBSTR(year, 1, 4) = '2009' AND result = 'Winner'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: What is the total number of episode with a rating below 7? [/INST] | SELECT COUNT(episode_id) FROM Episode WHERE rating < 7; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: List down the names of person born in California, USA. [/INST] | SELECT name FROM Person WHERE birth_region = 'California' AND birth_country = 'USA'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: In between the episode 5 and10 of season 2, how many of them are credited for casting? [/INST] | SELECT COUNT(credited) FROM Credit WHERE episode_id IN ( 'S20-E5', 'S20-E6', 'S20-E7', 'S20-E8', 'S20-E9', 'S20-E10' ) AND credited = 'true' AND role = 'casting'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: What is the episode ID that received 2 stars and 9 votes? [/INST] | SELECT episode_id FROM Vote WHERE stars = 2 AND votes = 9; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Give the title of the episode won in Primetime Emmy Awards 2009. [/INST] | SELECT T2.title FROM Award AS T1 INNER JOIN Episode AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T1.organization = 'Primetime Emmy Awards' AND T1.year = 2009 AND T1.result = 'Winner'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: List down the episode ID of episodes aired in 2008 with 5 stars and below. [/INST] | SELECT DISTINCT T1.episode_id FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Vote AS T2 ON T2.episode_id = T1.episode_id WHERE SUBSTR(T1.air_date, 1, 4) = '2008' AND T2.stars < 5; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Among the episode with highest votes, what is the category credited to Carlton Batten? [/INST] | SELECT T2.category FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Credit AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T2.person = 'Carlton Batten' AND T2.credited = 'true' ORDER BY T1.votes DESC LIMIT 1; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Among the episodes aired in 2008 with votes ranges from 920 to 950, list their percent. [/INST] | SELECT T2.percent FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Vote AS T2 ON T2.episode_id = T1.episode_id WHERE SUBSTR(T1.air_date, 1, 4) = '2008' AND T1.votes BETWEEN 950 AND 960; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: List the episode ID and title of episode where casting was credited to Bonita Pietila. [/INST] | SELECT T1.episode_id, T1.title FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Credit AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T2.credited = 'true' AND T2.person = 'Bonita Pietila' AND T2.role = 'casting'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: In episode nominated in Annie Awards, how many of the episodes have a percent greater than 6? [/INST] | SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Award AS T1 INNER JOIN Vote AS T2 ON T2.episode_id = T1.episode_id WHERE T1.organization = 'Annie Awards' AND T1.result = 'Nominee' AND T2.percent > 6; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: What is the title of episode nominated for WGA Award (TV) with votes greater than 1000? [/INST] | SELECT DISTINCT T2.title FROM Award AS T1 INNER JOIN Episode AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T2.votes > 1000 AND T1.award_category = 'WGA Award (TV)' AND T1.result = 'Nominee'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Among the people in Animation Department, who are credited for additional time in the episode titled by "How the Test Was Won"? [/INST] | SELECT T2.person FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Credit AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T1.title = 'How the Test Was Won' AND T2.role = 'additional timer' AND T2.credited = 'true' AND T2.category = 'Animation Department'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: List the stars of episodes aired in November 2008. [/INST] | SELECT T2.stars FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Vote AS T2 ON T2.episode_id = T1.episode_id WHERE SUBSTR(T1.air_date, 1, 7) = '2008-11'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: What is the title of episode with 5 stars and nominated for Prism Award which is aired on April 19, 2009? [/INST] | SELECT T3.title FROM Award AS T1 INNER JOIN Vote AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id INNER JOIN Episode AS T3 ON T1.episode_id = T3.episode_id WHERE T3.air_date = '2009-04-19' AND T1.award_category = 'Prism Award' AND T2.stars = 5 AND T1.result = 'Nominee'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: In episode with the highest votes, list the category of awards it is nominated for. [/INST] | SELECT T1.award_category FROM Award AS T1 INNER JOIN Episode AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T1.result = 'Nominee' ORDER BY T2.votes DESC LIMIT 1; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: In episodes aired in 2009, how many of them are credited to Sam Im for additional timer? [/INST] | SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Credit AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T2.credited = 'true' AND T2.person = 'Sam Im' AND SUBSTR(T1.air_date, 1, 4) = '2009' AND T2.role = 'additional timer'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: List the title of the episode with stars greater than the 70% of average stars of all episodes. [/INST] | SELECT DISTINCT T1.title FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Vote AS T2 ON T2.episode_id = T1.episode_id WHERE T2.stars > 0.7 * ( SELECT AVG(stars) FROM Vote ); |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
Episode :
episode_id [ TEXT ] primary_key
season [ INTEGER ]
episode [ INTEGER ]
number_in_series [ INTEGER ]
title [ TEXT ]
summary [ TEXT ]
air_date [ TEXT ]
episode_image [ TEXT ]
rating [ REAL ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
Person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
birthdate [ TEXT ]
birth_name [ TEXT ]
birth_place [ TEXT ]
birth_region [ TEXT ]
birth_country [ TEXT ]
height_meters [ REAL ]
nickname [ TEXT ]
Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] primary_key
organization [ TEXT ]
year [ INTEGER ]
award_category [ TEXT ]
award [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Award.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
episode_id [ TEXT ] Award.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
season [ TEXT ]
song [ TEXT ]
result [ TEXT ]
Character_Award :
award_id [ INTEGER ] Character_Award.award_id = Award.award_id
character [ TEXT ]
Credit :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Credit.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
category [ TEXT ]
person [ TEXT ] Credit.person = Person.name
role [ TEXT ]
credited [ TEXT ]
Keyword :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Keyword.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
keyword [ TEXT ]
Vote :
episode_id [ TEXT ] Vote.episode_id = Episode.episode_id
stars [ INTEGER ]
votes [ INTEGER ]
percent [ REAL ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: In year 2009, what is the percentage of the episode titled by "Gone Maggie Gone" being nominated? [/INST] | SELECT CAST((SUM(CASE WHEN T1.result = 'Nominee' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) - SUM(CASE WHEN T1.result = 'Winner' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END)) AS REAL) * 100 / COUNT(T1.result) FROM Award AS T1 INNER JOIN Episode AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T2.title = 'Gone Maggie Gone' AND T1.year = 2009; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: How many students have never been absent from school? [/INST] | SELECT COUNT(name) FROM longest_absense_from_school WHERE `month` = 0; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: For the students who have been absent from school for the longest time, how many months have they been absent? [/INST] | SELECT MAX(month) FROM longest_absense_from_school; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: How many students belong to the navy department? [/INST] | SELECT COUNT(name) FROM enlist WHERE organ = 'navy'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Among the students that have been absent from school for more than 5 months, how many of them are male? [/INST] | SELECT COUNT(T1.name) FROM longest_absense_from_school AS T1 INNER JOIN male AS T2 ON T1.`name` = T2.`name` WHERE T1.`month` >= 5; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Please list the names of the male students that belong to the navy department. [/INST] | SELECT T1.name FROM enlist AS T1 INNER JOIN male AS T2 ON T1.`name` = T2.`name` WHERE T1.organ = 'navy'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Among the students that have filed for bankruptcy, how many of them have been absent from school for over 5 months? [/INST] | SELECT COUNT(T1.name) FROM filed_for_bankrupcy AS T1 INNER JOIN longest_absense_from_school AS T2 ON T1.`name` = T2.`name` WHERE T2.`month` > 5; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Among the students from the navy department, how many of them have payment due? [/INST] | SELECT COUNT(T1.name) FROM enlist AS T1 INNER JOIN no_payment_due AS T2 ON T1.`name` = T2.`name` WHERE T1.organ = 'navy' AND T2.bool = 'pos'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Please list the male students that are disabled and have filed for bankruptcy. [/INST] | SELECT T1.name, T2.name, T3.name FROM disabled AS T1 INNER JOIN male AS T2 ON T1.`name` = T2.`name` INNER JOIN filed_for_bankrupcy AS T3 ON T1.`name` = T3.`name`; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: How many female students are disabled? [/INST] | SELECT COUNT(name) FROM disabled WHERE name NOT IN ( SELECT name FROM male ); |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: How many students are unemployed and have payment due? [/INST] | SELECT COUNT(T1.name) FROM unemployed AS T1 INNER JOIN no_payment_due AS T2 ON T1.`name` = T2.`name`; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: What is the longest time for a student from the navy department to be absent from school? [/INST] | SELECT T1.month FROM longest_absense_from_school AS T1 INNER JOIN enlist AS T2 ON T1.`name` = T2.`name` WHERE T2.organ = 'navy' ORDER BY T1.`month` DESC LIMIT 1; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: How many disabled students have never been absent from school? [/INST] | SELECT COUNT(T1.name) FROM longest_absense_from_school AS T1 INNER JOIN disabled AS T2 ON T1.`name` = T2.`name` WHERE T1.`month` = 0; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Please list the departments the students are absent from school for 9 months are in. [/INST] | SELECT T2.organ FROM longest_absense_from_school AS T1 INNER JOIN enlist AS T2 ON T1.`name` = T2.`name` WHERE T1.`month` = 9; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Which department has the most disabled students? [/INST] | SELECT T2.organ, COUNT(T1.name) FROM disabled AS T1 INNER JOIN enlist AS T2 ON T1.`name` = T2.`name` GROUP BY T2.organ ORDER BY COUNT(T1.name) DESC LIMIT 1; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Please list all the female students that have filed for bankruptcy. [/INST] | SELECT name FROM filed_for_bankrupcy WHERE name NOT IN ( SELECT name FROM male ); |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: What is the percentage of male students in the navy department? [/INST] | SELECT CAST(COUNT(T2.name) AS REAL) * 100 / COUNT(T1.name) FROM enlist AS T1 LEFT JOIN male AS T2 ON T1.`name` = T2.`name` WHERE T1.organ = 'navy'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: What is the average time for a disabled student to be absent from school? [/INST] | SELECT AVG(T1.month) FROM longest_absense_from_school AS T1 INNER JOIN disabled AS T2 ON T1.`name` = T2.`name`; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Name all students enlisted in the foreign legion. [/INST] | SELECT name FROM enlist WHERE organ = 'foreign_legion'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Does student348 have a due payment? [/INST] | SELECT bool FROM no_payment_due WHERE name = 'student348'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Which school is student829 enrolled in? [/INST] | SELECT school FROM enrolled WHERE name = 'student829'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: How many months has student217 been absent? [/INST] | SELECT month FROM longest_absense_from_school WHERE name = 'student217'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: List all students that have been absent for 6 months. [/INST] | SELECT name FROM longest_absense_from_school WHERE `month` = 6; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Which organization did student285 enlist? [/INST] | SELECT organ FROM enlist WHERE name = 'student285'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Is student281 disabled and which school is the student enrolled in? [/INST] | SELECT T2.name, T1.school FROM enrolled AS T1 INNER JOIN disabled AS T2 ON T1.`name` = T2.`name` WHERE T1.name = 'student281'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: List all students in the air force and which school they were enrolled at. [/INST] | SELECT T1.name, T1.school FROM enrolled AS T1 INNER JOIN enlist AS T2 ON T1.`name` = T2.`name` WHERE T2.organ = 'air_force'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: List 10 students that have no due payments and are not males. [/INST] | SELECT T1.name FROM no_payment_due AS T1 INNER JOIN person AS T2 ON T1.`name` = T2.`name` WHERE T2.`name` NOT IN ( SELECT name FROM male ) AND T1.bool = 'neg'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Name 5 students with due payments that are enlisted alongside which organization they were enlisted. [/INST] | SELECT T2.organ, T1.name FROM no_payment_due AS T1 INNER JOIN enlist AS T2 ON T1.`name` = T2.`name` WHERE T1.bool = 'pos' LIMIT 5; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Name all disabled students that are enrolled in SMC. [/INST] | SELECT T2.name FROM enrolled AS T1 INNER JOIN disabled AS T2 ON T1.`name` = T2.`name` WHERE T1.school = 'smc'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Which students that filed for bankruptcy are also in the foreign legion? [/INST] | SELECT T2.name FROM enlist AS T1 INNER JOIN filed_for_bankrupcy AS T2 ON T1.`name` = T2.`name` WHERE T1.organ = 'foreign_legion'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: How many male students have no due payments? [/INST] | SELECT COUNT(T1.name) FROM no_payment_due AS T1 INNER JOIN male AS T2 ON T1.name = T2.name WHERE T1.bool = 'neg'; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: Which students that are in the marines have been absent for 6 months? [/INST] | SELECT T1.name FROM longest_absense_from_school AS T1 INNER JOIN enlist AS T2 ON T1.`name` = T2.`name` WHERE T2.organ = 'marines' AND T1.`month` = 6; |
[INST] Here is a database schema:
bool :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
person :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key
disabled :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key disabled.name = person.name
enlist :
name [ TEXT ] enlist.name = person.name
organ [ TEXT ]
filed_for_bankrupcy :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key filed_for_bankrupcy.name = person.name
longest_absense_from_school :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key longest_absense_from_school.name = person.name
month [ INTEGER ]
male :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key male.name = person.name
no_payment_due :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key no_payment_due.name = person.name
bool [ TEXT ] no_payment_due.bool = bool.name
unemployed :
name [ TEXT ] primary_key unemployed.name = person.name
enrolled :
name [ TEXT ] enrolled.name = person.name
school [ TEXT ]
month [ INTEGER ]
Please write me a SQL statement that answers the following question: How many students from SMC are unemployed? [/INST] | SELECT T2.name FROM enrolled AS T1 INNER JOIN unemployed AS T2 ON T1.`name` = T2.`name` WHERE T1.school = 'smc'; |
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