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geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what rivers are in states that border alabama # ### SQL: # # SELECT river_name FROM river WHERE traverse IN ( SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name = "alabama" ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # which rivers run through states bordering alabama # ### SQL: # # SELECT river_name FROM river WHERE traverse IN ( SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name = "alabama" ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what rivers flow through states that alabama borders # ### SQL: # # SELECT river_name FROM river WHERE traverse IN ( SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name = "alabama" ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what state bordering oklahoma has the largest population # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM state WHERE state_name IN ( SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name = "oklahoma" ) ORDER BY population DESC LIMIT 1; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # which of the states bordering oklahoma has the largest population # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM state WHERE state_name IN ( SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name = "oklahoma" ) ORDER BY population DESC LIMIT 1; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what state that borders oklahoma has the highest population # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM state WHERE state_name IN ( SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name = "oklahoma" ) ORDER BY population DESC LIMIT 1; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what is the most populated state bordering oklahoma # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM state WHERE state_name IN ( SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name = "oklahoma" ) ORDER BY population DESC LIMIT 1; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what state contains the highest point of those the colorado river traverses # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM highlow WHERE highest_elevation = ( SELECT MAX ( highest_elevation ) FROM highlow WHERE state_name IN ( SELECT traverse FROM river WHERE river_name = "colorado" ) ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what state has the largest capital # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM city WHERE population = ( SELECT MAX ( t1.population ) FROM state AS t2 JOIN city AS t1 ON t2.capital = t1.city_name ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # which state 's capital city is the largest # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM city WHERE population = ( SELECT MAX ( t1.population ) FROM state AS t2 JOIN city AS t1 ON t2.capital = t1.city_name ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what state has the longest river # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT traverse FROM river WHERE LENGTH = ( SELECT MAX ( DISTINCT LENGTH ) FROM river ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what state has the smallest urban population # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM city GROUP BY state_name ORDER BY SUM ( population ) LIMIT 1; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what states border states that border colorado # ### SQL: # # SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name IN ( SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name = "colorado" ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what states border states that the mississippi runs through # ### SQL: # # SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name IN ( SELECT traverse FROM river WHERE river_name = "mississippi" ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # which states border states through which the mississippi traverses # ### SQL: # # SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name IN ( SELECT traverse FROM river WHERE river_name = "mississippi" ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what states border states which the mississippi runs through # ### SQL: # # SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name IN ( SELECT traverse FROM river WHERE river_name = "mississippi" ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what states border texas and have a major river # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM border_info WHERE border = "texas" AND state_name IN ( SELECT traverse FROM river WHERE LENGTH > 750 ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what states border the most populous state # ### SQL: # # SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name = ( SELECT state_name FROM state WHERE population = ( SELECT MAX ( population ) FROM state ) ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what are the states that border the state with the greatest population # ### SQL: # # SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name = ( SELECT state_name FROM state WHERE population = ( SELECT MAX ( population ) FROM state ) ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what states border the state with the smallest area # ### SQL: # # SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name = ( SELECT state_name FROM state WHERE area = ( SELECT MIN ( area ) FROM state ) ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # which states border the state with the smallest area # ### SQL: # # SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name = ( SELECT state_name FROM state WHERE area = ( SELECT MIN ( area ) FROM state ) ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what states contain at least one major rivers # ### SQL: # # SELECT traverse FROM river WHERE LENGTH > 750; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # where are mountains # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM mountain; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # where is the highest mountain of the united states # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM mountain WHERE mountain_altitude = ( SELECT MAX ( mountain_altitude ) FROM mountain ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # which state has the highest peak in the country # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM mountain WHERE mountain_altitude = ( SELECT MAX ( mountain_altitude ) FROM mountain ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # where is the smallest city # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM city WHERE population = ( SELECT MIN ( population ) FROM city ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # which is the density of the state that the largest river in the united states runs through # ### SQL: # # SELECT density FROM state WHERE state_name IN ( SELECT traverse FROM river WHERE LENGTH = ( SELECT MAX ( LENGTH ) FROM river ) ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # which is the highest peak not in alaska # ### SQL: # # SELECT mountain_name FROM mountain WHERE mountain_altitude = ( SELECT MAX ( mountain_altitude ) FROM mountain WHERE state_name != "alaska" ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # which rivers do not run through tennessee # ### SQL: # # SELECT river_name FROM river WHERE river_name NOT IN ( SELECT river_name FROM river WHERE traverse = "tennessee" ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what rivers do not run through tennessee # ### SQL: # # SELECT river_name FROM river WHERE river_name NOT IN ( SELECT river_name FROM river WHERE traverse = "tennessee" ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # which rivers do not run through usa # ### SQL: # # SELECT river_name FROM river WHERE country_name != "usa"; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # which rivers run through states that border the state with the capital atlanta # ### SQL: # # SELECT river_name FROM river WHERE traverse IN ( SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name IN ( SELECT state_name FROM state WHERE capital = "atlanta" ) ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what rivers run through the states that border the state with the capital atlanta # ### SQL: # # SELECT river_name FROM river WHERE traverse IN ( SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name IN ( SELECT state_name FROM state WHERE capital = "atlanta" ) ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # which state capital has the smallest population # ### SQL: # # SELECT city_name FROM city WHERE population = ( SELECT MIN ( t1.population ) FROM state AS t2 JOIN city AS t1 ON t2.capital = t1.city_name ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # which state has the highest elevation # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM highlow WHERE highest_elevation = ( SELECT MAX ( highest_elevation ) FROM highlow ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # which state has the highest point # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM highlow WHERE highest_elevation = ( SELECT MAX ( highest_elevation ) FROM highlow ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what state has the highest elevation # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM highlow WHERE highest_elevation = ( SELECT MAX ( highest_elevation ) FROM highlow ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # in which state does the highest point in usa exist # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM highlow WHERE highest_elevation = ( SELECT MAX ( highest_elevation ) FROM highlow ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what state has highest elevation # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM highlow WHERE highest_elevation = ( SELECT MAX ( highest_elevation ) FROM highlow ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what is the state with the highest elevation in the united states # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM highlow WHERE highest_elevation = ( SELECT MAX ( highest_elevation ) FROM highlow ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what is the state that contains the highest point # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM highlow WHERE highest_elevation = ( SELECT MAX ( highest_elevation ) FROM highlow ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what state contains the highest point in the us # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM highlow WHERE highest_elevation = ( SELECT MAX ( highest_elevation ) FROM highlow ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # which state has the lowest elevation # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM highlow WHERE lowest_elevation = ( SELECT MIN ( lowest_elevation ) FROM highlow ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what is the name of the state with the lowest point # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM highlow WHERE lowest_elevation = ( SELECT MIN ( lowest_elevation ) FROM highlow ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what is the state with the lowest point # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM highlow WHERE lowest_elevation = ( SELECT MIN ( lowest_elevation ) FROM highlow ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # which state has the lowest point that borders idaho # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM highlow WHERE lowest_elevation = ( SELECT MIN ( lowest_elevation ) FROM highlow WHERE state_name IN ( SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name = "idaho" ) ) AND state_name IN ( SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name = "idaho" ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # which state has the smallest average urban population # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM city GROUP BY state_name ORDER BY AVG ( population ) LIMIT 1; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # which state is mount whitney in # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM mountain WHERE mountain_name = "whitney"; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # in what state is mount whitney # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM mountain WHERE mountain_name = "whitney"; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # where is mount whitney # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM mountain WHERE mountain_name = "whitney"; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # where is mount whitney located # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM mountain WHERE mountain_name = "whitney"; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # which states have a river # ### SQL: # # SELECT traverse FROM river; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what states have rivers running through them # ### SQL: # # SELECT traverse FROM river; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # which states have a major city named austin # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM city WHERE city_name = "austin" AND population > 150000; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what is the largest city in a state that borders california # ### SQL: # # SELECT city_name FROM city WHERE population = ( SELECT MAX ( population ) FROM city WHERE state_name IN ( SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name = "california" ) ) AND state_name IN ( SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name = "california" ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what is the largest city in states that border california # ### SQL: # # SELECT city_name FROM city WHERE population = ( SELECT MAX ( population ) FROM city WHERE state_name IN ( SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name = "california" ) ) AND state_name IN ( SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name = "california" ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # how many rivers do not traverse the state with the capital albany # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( river_name ) FROM river WHERE traverse NOT IN ( SELECT state_name FROM state WHERE capital = "albany" ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what is the shortest river in texas # ### SQL: # # SELECT river_name FROM river WHERE LENGTH = ( SELECT MIN ( LENGTH ) FROM river WHERE traverse = "texas" ) AND traverse = "texas"; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what are the major cities in the smallest state in the us # ### SQL: # # SELECT city_name FROM city WHERE population > 150000 AND state_name = ( SELECT state_name FROM state WHERE area = ( SELECT MIN ( area ) FROM state ) ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what is the population of the capital of the largest state through which the mississippi runs # ### SQL: # # SELECT population FROM city WHERE city_name = ( SELECT capital FROM state WHERE area = ( SELECT MAX ( t1.area ) FROM state AS t1 JOIN river AS t2 ON t1.state_name = t2.traverse WHERE t2.river_name = "mississippi" ) ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what is the shortest river in the usa # ### SQL: # # SELECT river_name FROM river WHERE LENGTH = ( SELECT MIN ( LENGTH ) FROM river ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what is the shortest river # ### SQL: # # SELECT river_name FROM river WHERE LENGTH = ( SELECT MIN ( LENGTH ) FROM river ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what is the shortest river in the us # ### SQL: # # SELECT river_name FROM river WHERE LENGTH = ( SELECT MIN ( LENGTH ) FROM river ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what is the shortest river in the united states # ### SQL: # # SELECT river_name FROM river WHERE LENGTH = ( SELECT MIN ( LENGTH ) FROM river ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # which is the shortest river # ### SQL: # # SELECT river_name FROM river WHERE LENGTH = ( SELECT MIN ( LENGTH ) FROM river ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what is the capital of the state that borders the state that borders texas # ### SQL: # # SELECT capital FROM state WHERE state_name IN ( SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name IN ( SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name = "texas" ) ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what is the smallest city of the smallest state in the us # ### SQL: # # SELECT city_name FROM city WHERE population = ( SELECT MIN ( population ) FROM city WHERE state_name IN ( SELECT state_name FROM state WHERE area = ( SELECT MIN ( area ) FROM state ) ) ) AND state_name IN ( SELECT state_name FROM state WHERE area = ( SELECT MIN ( area ) FROM state ) ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what is the population of the largest state that borders texas # ### SQL: # # SELECT population FROM state WHERE area = ( SELECT MAX ( area ) FROM state WHERE state_name IN ( SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name = "texas" ) ) AND state_name IN ( SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name = "texas" ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what state is salem the capital of # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM state WHERE capital = "salem"; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what states capital is salem # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM state WHERE capital = "salem"; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # salem is the capital of which state # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM state WHERE capital = "salem"; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what state has the capital salem # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM state WHERE capital = "salem"; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what rivers flow through the state with the largest population # ### SQL: # # SELECT river_name FROM river WHERE traverse IN ( SELECT state_name FROM state WHERE population = ( SELECT MAX ( population ) FROM state ) ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what is the largest state that borders the state with the highest population # ### SQL: # # SELECT state_name FROM state WHERE area = ( SELECT MAX ( area ) FROM state WHERE state_name IN ( SELECT state_name FROM border_info WHERE border IN ( SELECT state_name FROM state WHERE population = ( SELECT MAX ( population ) FROM state ) ) ) ) AND state_name IN ( SELECT state_name FROM border_info WHERE border IN ( SELECT state_name FROM state WHERE population = ( SELECT MAX ( population ) FROM state ) ) ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # how many rivers are there in us # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( river_name ) FROM river; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # name the 50 capitals in the usa # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT capital FROM state; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # how many states have a city named springfield # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( state_name ) FROM city WHERE city_name = "springfield"; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # how many states have a city called springfield # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( state_name ) FROM city WHERE city_name = "springfield"; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # how many states have cities named springfield # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( state_name ) FROM city WHERE city_name = "springfield"; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # how many states have cities or towns named springfield # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( state_name ) FROM city WHERE city_name = "springfield"; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what state borders the state with the smallest population # ### SQL: # # SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name IN ( SELECT state_name FROM state WHERE population = ( SELECT MIN ( population ) FROM state ) ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what are the lakes in states bordering texas # ### SQL: # # SELECT lake_name FROM lake WHERE state_name IN ( SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name = "texas" ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # how many major cities are in texas # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( city_name ) FROM city WHERE population > 150000 AND state_name = "texas"; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # how many big cities are in texas # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( city_name ) FROM city WHERE population > 150000 AND state_name = "texas"; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # how many major cities are there in texas # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( city_name ) FROM city WHERE population > 150000 AND state_name = "texas"; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # how high are the highest points of all the states # ### SQL: # # SELECT highest_elevation FROM highlow; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # how many states does the missouri run through # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( traverse ) FROM river WHERE river_name = "missouri"; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # how many states does the missouri river flow through # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( traverse ) FROM river WHERE river_name = "missouri"; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # how many states does the missouri river run through # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( traverse ) FROM river WHERE river_name = "missouri"; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what is the longest river in the smallest state in the usa # ### SQL: # # SELECT river_name FROM river WHERE LENGTH = ( SELECT MAX ( LENGTH ) FROM river WHERE traverse IN ( SELECT state_name FROM state WHERE area = ( SELECT MIN ( area ) FROM state ) ) ) AND traverse IN ( SELECT state_name FROM state WHERE area = ( SELECT MIN ( area ) FROM state ) ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what is the average population per square km in pennsylvania # ### SQL: # # SELECT population / area FROM state WHERE state_name = "pennsylvania"; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what states border states that border states that border florida # ### SQL: # # SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name IN ( SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name IN ( SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name = "florida" ) ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # how many states border at least one other state # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT state_name ) FROM border_info; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what is the height of the highest mountain in texas # ### SQL: # # SELECT MAX ( DISTINCT highest_elevation ) FROM highlow WHERE state_name = "texas"; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # how many states border colorado and border new mexico # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( border ) FROM border_info WHERE border IN ( SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name = "new mexico" ) AND state_name = "colorado"; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # how many major cities are in states bordering nebraska # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( city_name ) FROM city WHERE population > 150000 AND state_name IN ( SELECT border FROM border_info WHERE state_name = "nebraska" ); # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what is the total population of the states that border texas # ### SQL: # # SELECT SUM ( t2.population ) FROM state AS t2 JOIN border_info AS t1 ON t2.state_name = t1.border WHERE t1.state_name = "texas"; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # what are the major lakes in united states # ### SQL: # # SELECT lake_name FROM lake WHERE area > 750; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # show me all the major lakes in the us # ### SQL: # # SELECT lake_name FROM lake WHERE area > 750; # ### End.
geo	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # state ( state_name, population, area, country_name, capital, density ) # city ( city_name, population, country_name, state_name ) # border_info ( state_name, border ) # highlow ( state_name, highest_elevation, lowest_point, highest_point, lowest_elevation ) # lake ( lake_name, area, country_name, state_name ) # mountain ( mountain_name, mountain_altitude, country_name, state_name ) # river ( river_name, length, country_name, traverse ) # # city.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.border can be joined with state.state_name # border_info.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # highlow.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # mountain.state_name can be joined with state.state_name # river.traverse can be joined with state.state_name # ### Question: # # name all the lakes of us # ### SQL: # # SELECT lake_name FROM lake; # ### End.

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