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academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me all the papers in " University of Michigan " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t4.title FROM organization AS t2 JOIN author AS t1 ON t2.oid = t1.oid JOIN writes AS t3 ON t3.aid = t1.aid JOIN publication AS t4 ON t3.pid = t4.pid WHERE t2.name = "University of Michigan"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me all the papers after 2000 in " University of Michigan " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t4.title FROM organization AS t2 JOIN author AS t1 ON t2.oid = t1.oid JOIN writes AS t3 ON t3.aid = t1.aid JOIN publication AS t4 ON t3.pid = t4.pid WHERE t2.name = "University of Michigan" AND t4.year > 2000; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me all the papers in VLDB conference in " University of Michigan " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t5.title FROM organization AS t3 JOIN author AS t1 ON t3.oid = t1.oid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.aid = t1.aid JOIN publication AS t5 ON t4.pid = t5.pid JOIN conference AS t2 ON t5.cid = t2.cid WHERE t2.name = "VLDB" AND t3.name = "University of Michigan"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me all the papers in PVLDB in " University of Michigan " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t5.title FROM organization AS t2 JOIN author AS t1 ON t2.oid = t1.oid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.aid = t1.aid JOIN publication AS t5 ON t4.pid = t5.pid JOIN journal AS t3 ON t5.jid = t3.jid WHERE t3.name = "PVLDB" AND t2.name = "University of Michigan"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me all the papers in PVLDB after 2000 in " University of Michigan " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t5.title FROM organization AS t2 JOIN author AS t1 ON t2.oid = t1.oid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.aid = t1.aid JOIN publication AS t5 ON t4.pid = t5.pid JOIN journal AS t3 ON t5.jid = t3.jid WHERE t3.name = "PVLDB" AND t2.name = "University of Michigan" AND t5.year > 2000; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the paper in Databases area with more than 200 citations . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t3.title FROM DOMAIN AS t2 JOIN domain_publication AS t1 ON t2.did = t1.did JOIN publication AS t3 ON t3.pid = t1.pid WHERE t2.name = "Databases" AND t3.citation_num > 200; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the paper in PVLDB with more than 200 citations . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t2.title FROM publication AS t2 JOIN journal AS t1 ON t2.jid = t1.jid WHERE t1.name = "PVLDB" AND t2.citation_num > 200; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the paper in VLDB conference with more than 200 citations . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t2.title FROM publication AS t2 JOIN conference AS t1 ON t2.cid = t1.cid WHERE t1.name = "VLDB" AND t2.citation_num > 200; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the paper by " H. V. Jagadish " with more than 200 citations . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t3.title FROM writes AS t2 JOIN author AS t1 ON t2.aid = t1.aid JOIN publication AS t3 ON t2.pid = t3.pid WHERE t1.name = "H. V. Jagadish" AND t3.citation_num > 200; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the papers by " H. V. Jagadish " on PVLDB with more than 200 citations . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t4.title FROM publication AS t4 JOIN journal AS t2 ON t4.jid = t2.jid JOIN writes AS t3 ON t3.pid = t4.pid JOIN author AS t1 ON t3.aid = t1.aid WHERE t1.name = "H. V. Jagadish" AND t2.name = "PVLDB" AND t4.citation_num > 200; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the papers by " H. V. Jagadish " on VLDB conference with more than 200 citations . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t4.title FROM publication AS t4 JOIN conference AS t2 ON t4.cid = t2.cid JOIN writes AS t3 ON t3.pid = t4.pid JOIN author AS t1 ON t3.aid = t1.aid WHERE t1.name = "H. V. Jagadish" AND t2.name = "VLDB" AND t4.citation_num > 200; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the paper after 2000 with more than 200 citations . # ### SQL: # # SELECT title FROM publication WHERE citation_num > 200 AND YEAR > 2000; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the paper after 2000 in Databases area with more than 200 citations . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t3.title FROM DOMAIN AS t2 JOIN domain_publication AS t1 ON t2.did = t1.did JOIN publication AS t3 ON t3.pid = t1.pid WHERE t2.name = "Databases" AND t3.citation_num > 200 AND t3.year > 2000; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the paper after 2000 in PVLDB with more than 200 citations . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t2.title FROM publication AS t2 JOIN journal AS t1 ON t2.jid = t1.jid WHERE t1.name = "PVLDB" AND t2.citation_num > 200 AND t2.year > 2000; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the paper after 2000 in VLDB conference with more than 200 citations . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t2.title FROM publication AS t2 JOIN conference AS t1 ON t2.cid = t1.cid WHERE t1.name = "VLDB" AND t2.citation_num > 200 AND t2.year > 2000; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of conferences which have papers by " H. V. Jagadish " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t2.name ) FROM publication AS t4 JOIN conference AS t2 ON t4.cid = t2.cid JOIN writes AS t3 ON t3.pid = t4.pid JOIN author AS t1 ON t3.aid = t1.aid WHERE t1.name = "H. V. Jagadish"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of journals which have papers by " H. V. Jagadish " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t2.name ) FROM publication AS t4 JOIN journal AS t2 ON t4.jid = t2.jid JOIN writes AS t3 ON t3.pid = t4.pid JOIN author AS t1 ON t3.aid = t1.aid WHERE t1.name = "H. V. Jagadish"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of papers written by " H. V. Jagadish " in each year . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t3.title ) , t3.year FROM writes AS t2 JOIN author AS t1 ON t2.aid = t1.aid JOIN publication AS t3 ON t2.pid = t3.pid WHERE t1.name = "H. V. Jagadish" GROUP BY t3.year; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of authors of " Making database systems usable " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t1.name ) FROM writes AS t2 JOIN author AS t1 ON t2.aid = t1.aid JOIN publication AS t3 ON t2.pid = t3.pid WHERE t3.title = "Making database systems usable"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of citations of " Making database systems usable " in each year . # ### SQL: # # SELECT YEAR , SUM ( citation_num ) FROM publication WHERE title = "Making database systems usable" GROUP BY YEAR; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of citations of " Making database systems usable " before 2010 . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t2.title ) FROM publication AS t3 JOIN cite AS t1 ON t3.pid = t1.cited JOIN publication AS t2 ON t2.pid = t1.citing WHERE t3.title = "Making database systems usable" AND t2.year < 2010; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of papers by " H. V. Jagadish " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t3.title ) FROM writes AS t2 JOIN author AS t1 ON t2.aid = t1.aid JOIN publication AS t3 ON t2.pid = t3.pid WHERE t1.name = "H. V. Jagadish"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of papers on VLDB conference . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t2.title ) FROM publication AS t2 JOIN conference AS t1 ON t2.cid = t1.cid WHERE t1.name = "VLDB"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of papers on PVLDB . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t2.title ) FROM publication AS t2 JOIN journal AS t1 ON t2.jid = t1.jid WHERE t1.name = "PVLDB"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of papers after 2000 . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT title ) FROM publication WHERE YEAR > 2000; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of papers on PVLDB after 2000 . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t2.title ) FROM publication AS t2 JOIN journal AS t1 ON t2.jid = t1.jid WHERE t1.name = "PVLDB" AND t2.year > 2000; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of papers on VLDB conference after 2000 . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t2.title ) FROM publication AS t2 JOIN conference AS t1 ON t2.cid = t1.cid WHERE t1.name = "VLDB" AND t2.year > 2000; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of papers by " H. V. Jagadish " on PVLDB . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t4.title ) FROM publication AS t4 JOIN journal AS t2 ON t4.jid = t2.jid JOIN writes AS t3 ON t3.pid = t4.pid JOIN author AS t1 ON t3.aid = t1.aid WHERE t1.name = "H. V. Jagadish" AND t2.name = "PVLDB"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of papers by " H. V. Jagadish " on VLDB conference . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t4.title ) FROM publication AS t4 JOIN conference AS t2 ON t4.cid = t2.cid JOIN writes AS t3 ON t3.pid = t4.pid JOIN author AS t1 ON t3.aid = t1.aid WHERE t1.name = "H. V. Jagadish" AND t2.name = "VLDB"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of papers by " H. V. Jagadish " after 2000 . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t3.title ) FROM writes AS t2 JOIN author AS t1 ON t2.aid = t1.aid JOIN publication AS t3 ON t2.pid = t3.pid WHERE t1.name = "H. V. Jagadish" AND t3.year > 2000; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of papers by " H. V. Jagadish " on PVLDB after 2000 . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t4.title ) FROM publication AS t4 JOIN journal AS t2 ON t4.jid = t2.jid JOIN writes AS t3 ON t3.pid = t4.pid JOIN author AS t1 ON t3.aid = t1.aid WHERE t1.name = "H. V. Jagadish" AND t2.name = "PVLDB" AND t4.year > 2000; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of papers by " H. V. Jagadish " on VLDB conference after 2000 . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t4.title ) FROM publication AS t4 JOIN conference AS t2 ON t4.cid = t2.cid JOIN writes AS t3 ON t3.pid = t4.pid JOIN author AS t1 ON t3.aid = t1.aid WHERE t1.name = "H. V. Jagadish" AND t2.name = "VLDB" AND t4.year > 2000; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of keywords . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT keyword ) FROM keyword; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of keywords in Databases area . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t1.keyword ) FROM DOMAIN AS t3 JOIN domain_keyword AS t2 ON t3.did = t2.did JOIN keyword AS t1 ON t1.kid = t2.kid WHERE t3.name = "Databases"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of papers which contain the keyword " Natural Language " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t3.title ) FROM publication_keyword AS t2 JOIN keyword AS t1 ON t2.kid = t1.kid JOIN publication AS t3 ON t3.pid = t2.pid WHERE t1.keyword = "Natural Language"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of the keywords of " Making database systems usable " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t1.keyword ) FROM publication_keyword AS t3 JOIN keyword AS t1 ON t3.kid = t1.kid JOIN publication AS t2 ON t2.pid = t3.pid WHERE t2.title = "Making database systems usable"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of the keywords related to " H. V. Jagadish " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t1.keyword ) FROM publication_keyword AS t5 JOIN keyword AS t1 ON t5.kid = t1.kid JOIN publication AS t3 ON t3.pid = t5.pid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.pid = t3.pid JOIN author AS t2 ON t4.aid = t2.aid WHERE t2.name = "H. V. Jagadish"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of keywords in VLDB conference . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t1.keyword ) FROM publication_keyword AS t4 JOIN keyword AS t1 ON t4.kid = t1.kid JOIN publication AS t3 ON t3.pid = t4.pid JOIN conference AS t2 ON t3.cid = t2.cid WHERE t2.name = "VLDB"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of keywords in PVLDB . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t1.keyword ) FROM publication_keyword AS t4 JOIN keyword AS t1 ON t4.kid = t1.kid JOIN publication AS t2 ON t2.pid = t4.pid JOIN journal AS t3 ON t2.jid = t3.jid WHERE t3.name = "PVLDB"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of keywords in the papers of " University of Michigan " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t1.keyword ) FROM organization AS t6 JOIN author AS t2 ON t6.oid = t2.oid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.aid = t2.aid JOIN publication AS t5 ON t4.pid = t5.pid JOIN publication_keyword AS t3 ON t5.pid = t3.pid JOIN keyword AS t1 ON t3.kid = t1.kid WHERE t6.name = "University of Michigan"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of the papers of " H. V. Jagadish " containing keyword " User Study " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t5.title ) FROM publication_keyword AS t3 JOIN keyword AS t1 ON t3.kid = t1.kid JOIN publication AS t5 ON t5.pid = t3.pid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.pid = t5.pid JOIN author AS t2 ON t4.aid = t2.aid WHERE t2.name = "H. V. Jagadish" AND t1.keyword = "User Study"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of papers in PVLDB containing keyword " Keyword search " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t4.title ) FROM publication_keyword AS t2 JOIN keyword AS t1 ON t2.kid = t1.kid JOIN publication AS t4 ON t4.pid = t2.pid JOIN journal AS t3 ON t4.jid = t3.jid WHERE t3.name = "PVLDB" AND t1.keyword = "Keyword search"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of papers in VLDB conference containing keyword " Information Retrieval " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t4.title ) FROM publication_keyword AS t3 JOIN keyword AS t1 ON t3.kid = t1.kid JOIN publication AS t4 ON t4.pid = t3.pid JOIN conference AS t2 ON t4.cid = t2.cid WHERE t2.name = "VLDB" AND t1.keyword = "Information Retrieval"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of authors who have papers containing keyword " Relational Database " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t2.name ) FROM publication_keyword AS t5 JOIN keyword AS t1 ON t5.kid = t1.kid JOIN publication AS t3 ON t3.pid = t5.pid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.pid = t3.pid JOIN author AS t2 ON t4.aid = t2.aid WHERE t1.keyword = "Relational Database"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the total citations of the papers containing keyword " Natural Language " # ### SQL: # # SELECT SUM ( t3.citation_num ) FROM publication_keyword AS t2 JOIN keyword AS t1 ON t2.kid = t1.kid JOIN publication AS t3 ON t3.pid = t2.pid WHERE t1.keyword = "Natural Language"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of the organizations . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT name ) FROM organization; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of the organizations in " North America " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT name ) FROM organization WHERE continent = "North America"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of organizations in Databases area . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t2.name ) FROM domain_author AS t4 JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.aid = t1.aid JOIN DOMAIN AS t3 ON t3.did = t4.did JOIN organization AS t2 ON t2.oid = t1.oid WHERE t3.name = "Databases"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of organizations in Databases area located in " North America " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t2.name ) FROM domain_author AS t4 JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.aid = t1.aid JOIN DOMAIN AS t3 ON t3.did = t4.did JOIN organization AS t2 ON t2.oid = t1.oid WHERE t3.name = "Databases" AND t2.continent = "North America"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of papers in " University of Michigan " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t4.title ) FROM organization AS t2 JOIN author AS t1 ON t2.oid = t1.oid JOIN writes AS t3 ON t3.aid = t1.aid JOIN publication AS t4 ON t3.pid = t4.pid WHERE t2.name = "University of Michigan"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of papers in " University of Michigan " in Databases area . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t4.title ) FROM domain_author AS t6 JOIN author AS t1 ON t6.aid = t1.aid JOIN DOMAIN AS t3 ON t3.did = t6.did JOIN domain_publication AS t2 ON t3.did = t2.did JOIN organization AS t5 ON t5.oid = t1.oid JOIN publication AS t4 ON t4.pid = t2.pid WHERE t3.name = "Databases" AND t5.name = "University of Michigan"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of papers after 2000 in " University of Michigan " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t4.title ) FROM organization AS t2 JOIN author AS t1 ON t2.oid = t1.oid JOIN writes AS t3 ON t3.aid = t1.aid JOIN publication AS t4 ON t3.pid = t4.pid WHERE t2.name = "University of Michigan" AND t4.year > 2000; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of papers in VLDB conference in " University of Michigan " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t5.title ) FROM organization AS t3 JOIN author AS t1 ON t3.oid = t1.oid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.aid = t1.aid JOIN publication AS t5 ON t4.pid = t5.pid JOIN conference AS t2 ON t5.cid = t2.cid WHERE t2.name = "VLDB" AND t3.name = "University of Michigan"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of papers in PVLDB in " University of Michigan " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t5.title ) FROM organization AS t2 JOIN author AS t1 ON t2.oid = t1.oid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.aid = t1.aid JOIN publication AS t5 ON t4.pid = t5.pid JOIN journal AS t3 ON t5.jid = t3.jid WHERE t3.name = "PVLDB" AND t2.name = "University of Michigan"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of papers in PVLDB after 2000 in " University of Michigan " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t5.title ) FROM organization AS t2 JOIN author AS t1 ON t2.oid = t1.oid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.aid = t1.aid JOIN publication AS t5 ON t4.pid = t5.pid JOIN journal AS t3 ON t5.jid = t3.jid WHERE t3.name = "PVLDB" AND t2.name = "University of Michigan" AND t5.year > 2000; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the total citations of the papers in " University of Michigan " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT SUM ( t4.citation_num ) FROM organization AS t2 JOIN author AS t1 ON t2.oid = t1.oid JOIN writes AS t3 ON t3.aid = t1.aid JOIN publication AS t4 ON t3.pid = t4.pid WHERE t2.name = "University of Michigan"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of researchers in " University of Michigan " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t1.name ) FROM organization AS t2 JOIN author AS t1 ON t2.oid = t1.oid WHERE t2.name = "University of Michigan"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of researchers in Databases area in " University of Michigan " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t1.name ) FROM domain_author AS t4 JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.aid = t1.aid JOIN DOMAIN AS t3 ON t3.did = t4.did JOIN organization AS t2 ON t2.oid = t1.oid WHERE t3.name = "Databases" AND t2.name = "University of Michigan"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of authors who have papers in PVLDB . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t1.name ) FROM publication AS t4 JOIN journal AS t2 ON t4.jid = t2.jid JOIN writes AS t3 ON t3.pid = t4.pid JOIN author AS t1 ON t3.aid = t1.aid WHERE t2.name = "PVLDB"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of authors who have papers in the VLDB conference . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t1.name ) FROM publication AS t4 JOIN conference AS t2 ON t4.cid = t2.cid JOIN writes AS t3 ON t3.pid = t4.pid JOIN author AS t1 ON t3.aid = t1.aid WHERE t2.name = "VLDB"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of papers published on PVLDB before 2000 . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t2.title ) FROM publication AS t2 JOIN journal AS t1 ON t2.jid = t1.jid WHERE t1.name = "PVLDB" AND t2.year < 2000; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of papers published in the VLDB conference before 2000 . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t2.title ) FROM publication AS t2 JOIN conference AS t1 ON t2.cid = t1.cid WHERE t1.name = "VLDB" AND t2.year < 2000; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the total citations of all the papers in PVLDB . # ### SQL: # # SELECT SUM ( t2.citation_num ) FROM publication AS t2 JOIN journal AS t1 ON t2.jid = t1.jid WHERE t1.name = "PVLDB"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the citations of each paper in PVLDB . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t2.citation_num FROM publication AS t2 JOIN journal AS t1 ON t2.jid = t1.jid WHERE t1.name = "PVLDB"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the total citations of papers in PVLDB in 2005 . # ### SQL: # # SELECT SUM ( t2.citation_num ) FROM publication AS t2 JOIN journal AS t1 ON t2.jid = t1.jid WHERE t1.name = "PVLDB" AND t2.year = 2005; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the total citations of papers in PVLDB before 2005 . # ### SQL: # # SELECT SUM ( t2.citation_num ) FROM publication AS t2 JOIN journal AS t1 ON t2.jid = t1.jid WHERE t1.name = "PVLDB" AND t2.year < 2005; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the total citations of papers in PVLDB in each year . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t2.year , SUM ( t2.citation_num ) FROM publication AS t2 JOIN journal AS t1 ON t2.jid = t1.jid WHERE t1.name = "PVLDB" GROUP BY t2.year; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of papers published in PVLDB in each year . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t2.title ) , t2.year FROM publication AS t2 JOIN journal AS t1 ON t2.jid = t1.jid WHERE t1.name = "PVLDB" GROUP BY t2.year; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the total citations of all the papers in the VLDB conference . # ### SQL: # # SELECT SUM ( t2.citation_num ) FROM publication AS t2 JOIN conference AS t1 ON t2.cid = t1.cid WHERE t1.name = "VLDB"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the citations of each paper in the VLDB conference . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t2.citation_num FROM publication AS t2 JOIN conference AS t1 ON t2.cid = t1.cid WHERE t1.name = "VLDB"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the total citations of papers in the VLDB conference in 2005 . # ### SQL: # # SELECT SUM ( t2.citation_num ) FROM publication AS t2 JOIN conference AS t1 ON t2.cid = t1.cid WHERE t1.name = "VLDB" AND t2.year = 2005; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the total citations of papers in the VLDB conference before 2005 . # ### SQL: # # SELECT SUM ( t2.citation_num ) FROM publication AS t2 JOIN conference AS t1 ON t2.cid = t1.cid WHERE t1.name = "VLDB" AND t2.year < 2005; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the total citations of papers in the VLDB conference in each year . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t2.year , SUM ( t2.citation_num ) FROM publication AS t2 JOIN conference AS t1 ON t2.cid = t1.cid WHERE t1.name = "VLDB" GROUP BY t2.year; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of papers published in the VLDB conference in each year . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t2.title ) , t2.year FROM publication AS t2 JOIN conference AS t1 ON t2.cid = t1.cid WHERE t1.name = "VLDB" GROUP BY t2.year; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the authors who have cooperated both with " H. V. Jagadish " and " Divesh Srivastava " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t2.name FROM writes AS t4 JOIN author AS t2 ON t4.aid = t2.aid JOIN publication AS t7 ON t4.pid = t7.pid JOIN writes AS t5 ON t5.pid = t7.pid JOIN writes AS t6 ON t6.pid = t7.pid JOIN author AS t1 ON t5.aid = t1.aid JOIN author AS t3 ON t6.aid = t3.aid WHERE t1.name = "H. V. Jagadish" AND t3.name = "Divesh Srivastava"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the authors who have cooperated with " H. V. Jagadish " after 2000 . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t2.name FROM writes AS t3 JOIN author AS t2 ON t3.aid = t2.aid JOIN publication AS t5 ON t3.pid = t5.pid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.pid = t5.pid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.aid = t1.aid WHERE t1.name = "H. V. Jagadish" AND t5.year > 2000; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the papers written by " H. V. Jagadish " and " Divesh Srivastava " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t5.title FROM writes AS t3 JOIN author AS t2 ON t3.aid = t2.aid JOIN publication AS t5 ON t3.pid = t5.pid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.pid = t5.pid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.aid = t1.aid WHERE t2.name = "H. V. Jagadish" AND t1.name = "Divesh Srivastava"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the papers written by " H. V. Jagadish " and " Yunyao Li " after 2005 . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t5.title FROM writes AS t3 JOIN author AS t2 ON t3.aid = t2.aid JOIN publication AS t5 ON t3.pid = t5.pid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.pid = t5.pid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.aid = t1.aid WHERE t2.name = "H. V. Jagadish" AND t1.name = "Yunyao Li" AND t5.year > 2005; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the papers written by " H. V. Jagadish " and " Yunyao Li " on PVLDB . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t6.title FROM publication AS t6 JOIN journal AS t4 ON t6.jid = t4.jid JOIN writes AS t3 ON t3.pid = t6.pid JOIN writes AS t5 ON t5.pid = t6.pid JOIN author AS t1 ON t5.aid = t1.aid JOIN author AS t2 ON t3.aid = t2.aid WHERE t2.name = "H. V. Jagadish" AND t1.name = "Yunyao Li" AND t4.name = "PVLDB"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the papers written by " H. V. Jagadish " and " Yunyao Li " on PVLDB after 2005 . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t6.title FROM publication AS t6 JOIN journal AS t4 ON t6.jid = t4.jid JOIN writes AS t3 ON t3.pid = t6.pid JOIN writes AS t5 ON t5.pid = t6.pid JOIN author AS t1 ON t5.aid = t1.aid JOIN author AS t2 ON t3.aid = t2.aid WHERE t2.name = "H. V. Jagadish" AND t1.name = "Yunyao Li" AND t4.name = "PVLDB" AND t6.year > 2005; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the authors who have cooperated with " H. V. Jagadish " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t2.name FROM writes AS t3 JOIN author AS t2 ON t3.aid = t2.aid JOIN publication AS t5 ON t3.pid = t5.pid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.pid = t5.pid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.aid = t1.aid WHERE t1.name = "H. V. Jagadish"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the papers written by " H. V. Jagadish " and " Divesh Srivastava " before 2000 . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t5.title FROM writes AS t3 JOIN author AS t2 ON t3.aid = t2.aid JOIN publication AS t5 ON t3.pid = t5.pid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.pid = t5.pid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.aid = t1.aid WHERE t2.name = "H. V. Jagadish" AND t1.name = "Divesh Srivastava" AND t5.year < 2000; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the authors who have cited the papers by " H. V. Jagadish " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t2.name FROM publication AS t7 JOIN cite AS t5 ON t7.pid = t5.citing JOIN publication AS t6 ON t6.pid = t5.cited JOIN writes AS t3 ON t3.pid = t7.pid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.pid = t6.pid JOIN author AS t2 ON t3.aid = t2.aid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.aid = t1.aid WHERE t1.name = "H. V. Jagadish"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of papers written by " H. V. Jagadish " and " Divesh Srivastava " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t5.title ) FROM writes AS t3 JOIN author AS t2 ON t3.aid = t2.aid JOIN publication AS t5 ON t3.pid = t5.pid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.pid = t5.pid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.aid = t1.aid WHERE t2.name = "H. V. Jagadish" AND t1.name = "Divesh Srivastava"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of papers written by " H. V. Jagadish " and " Divesh Srivastava " before 2000 . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t5.title ) FROM writes AS t3 JOIN author AS t2 ON t3.aid = t2.aid JOIN publication AS t5 ON t3.pid = t5.pid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.pid = t5.pid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.aid = t1.aid WHERE t2.name = "H. V. Jagadish" AND t1.name = "Divesh Srivastava" AND t5.year < 2000; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of papers written by " H. V. Jagadish " , " Yunyao Li " , and " Cong Yu " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t7.title ) FROM writes AS t4 JOIN author AS t2 ON t4.aid = t2.aid JOIN publication AS t7 ON t4.pid = t7.pid JOIN writes AS t5 ON t5.pid = t7.pid JOIN writes AS t6 ON t6.pid = t7.pid JOIN author AS t1 ON t5.aid = t1.aid JOIN author AS t3 ON t6.aid = t3.aid WHERE t2.name = "Cong Yu" AND t1.name = "H. V. Jagadish" AND t3.name = "Yunyao Li"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of authors who have cooperated with " H. V. Jagadish " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t2.name ) FROM writes AS t3 JOIN author AS t2 ON t3.aid = t2.aid JOIN publication AS t5 ON t3.pid = t5.pid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.pid = t5.pid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.aid = t1.aid WHERE t1.name = "H. V. Jagadish"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the number of authors who have cited the papers by " H. V. Jagadish " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT COUNT ( DISTINCT t2.name ) FROM publication AS t7 JOIN cite AS t5 ON t7.pid = t5.citing JOIN publication AS t6 ON t6.pid = t5.cited JOIN writes AS t3 ON t3.pid = t7.pid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.pid = t6.pid JOIN author AS t2 ON t3.aid = t2.aid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.aid = t1.aid WHERE t1.name = "H. V. Jagadish"; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the papers written by " H. V. Jagadish " and " Divesh Srivastava " with more than 200 citations . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t5.title FROM writes AS t3 JOIN author AS t2 ON t3.aid = t2.aid JOIN publication AS t5 ON t3.pid = t5.pid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.pid = t5.pid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.aid = t1.aid WHERE t2.name = "H. V. Jagadish" AND t1.name = "Divesh Srivastava" AND t5.citation_num > 200; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the author who has the most number of papers containing keyword " Relational Database " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t2.name FROM publication_keyword AS t5 JOIN keyword AS t1 ON t5.kid = t1.kid JOIN publication AS t3 ON t3.pid = t5.pid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.pid = t3.pid JOIN author AS t2 ON t4.aid = t2.aid WHERE t1.keyword = "Relational Database" GROUP BY t2.name ORDER BY COUNT ( DISTINCT t3.title ) DESC LIMIT 1; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the conference that has the most number of papers containing keyword " Relational Database " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t2.name FROM publication_keyword AS t4 JOIN keyword AS t1 ON t4.kid = t1.kid JOIN publication AS t3 ON t3.pid = t4.pid JOIN conference AS t2 ON t3.cid = t2.cid WHERE t1.keyword = "Relational Database" GROUP BY t2.name ORDER BY COUNT ( DISTINCT t3.title ) DESC LIMIT 1; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the conference, which has the most number of papers containing keyword " Relational Database " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t2.name FROM publication_keyword AS t4 JOIN keyword AS t1 ON t4.kid = t1.kid JOIN publication AS t3 ON t3.pid = t4.pid JOIN conference AS t2 ON t3.cid = t2.cid WHERE t1.keyword = "Relational Database" GROUP BY t2.name ORDER BY COUNT ( DISTINCT t3.title ) DESC LIMIT 1; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the journal that has the most number of papers containing keyword " Relational Database " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t3.name FROM publication_keyword AS t4 JOIN keyword AS t1 ON t4.kid = t1.kid JOIN publication AS t2 ON t2.pid = t4.pid JOIN journal AS t3 ON t2.jid = t3.jid WHERE t1.keyword = "Relational Database" GROUP BY t3.name ORDER BY COUNT ( DISTINCT t2.title ) DESC LIMIT 1; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the journal, which has the most number of papers containing keyword " Relational Database " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t3.name FROM publication_keyword AS t4 JOIN keyword AS t1 ON t4.kid = t1.kid JOIN publication AS t2 ON t2.pid = t4.pid JOIN journal AS t3 ON t2.jid = t3.jid WHERE t1.keyword = "Relational Database" GROUP BY t3.name ORDER BY COUNT ( DISTINCT t2.title ) DESC LIMIT 1; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the keyword, which have been contained by the most number of papers in VLDB conference . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t1.keyword FROM publication_keyword AS t4 JOIN keyword AS t1 ON t4.kid = t1.kid JOIN publication AS t3 ON t3.pid = t4.pid JOIN conference AS t2 ON t3.cid = t2.cid WHERE t2.name = "VLDB" GROUP BY t1.keyword ORDER BY COUNT ( DISTINCT t3.title ) DESC LIMIT 1; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the keyword, which have been contained by the most number of papers in PVLDB . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t1.keyword FROM publication_keyword AS t4 JOIN keyword AS t1 ON t4.kid = t1.kid JOIN publication AS t2 ON t2.pid = t4.pid JOIN journal AS t3 ON t2.jid = t3.jid WHERE t3.name = "PVLDB" GROUP BY t1.keyword ORDER BY COUNT ( DISTINCT t2.title ) DESC LIMIT 1; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the keyword, which have been contained by the most number of papers by " H. V. Jagadish " . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t1.keyword FROM publication_keyword AS t5 JOIN keyword AS t1 ON t5.kid = t1.kid JOIN publication AS t3 ON t3.pid = t5.pid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.pid = t3.pid JOIN author AS t2 ON t4.aid = t2.aid WHERE t2.name = "H. V. Jagadish" GROUP BY t1.keyword ORDER BY COUNT ( DISTINCT t3.title ) DESC LIMIT 1; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the author in the " University of Michigan " whose papers have the most total citations . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t1.name FROM organization AS t2 JOIN author AS t1 ON t2.oid = t1.oid JOIN writes AS t3 ON t3.aid = t1.aid JOIN publication AS t4 ON t3.pid = t4.pid WHERE t2.name = "University of Michigan" GROUP BY t1.name ORDER BY SUM ( t4.citation_num ) DESC LIMIT 1; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the author in the " University of Michigan " whose papers in Databases area have the most total citations . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t1.name FROM DOMAIN AS t4 JOIN domain_publication AS t2 ON t4.did = t2.did JOIN publication AS t5 ON t5.pid = t2.pid JOIN writes AS t3 ON t3.pid = t5.pid JOIN author AS t1 ON t3.aid = t1.aid JOIN organization AS t6 ON t6.oid = t1.oid WHERE t4.name = "Databases" AND t6.name = "University of Michigan" GROUP BY t1.name ORDER BY SUM ( t5.citation_num ) DESC LIMIT 1; # ### End.
academic	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # author ( aid, homepage, name, oid ) # conference ( cid, homepage, name ) # domain ( did, name ) # domain_author ( aid, did ) # domain_conference ( cid, did ) # journal ( homepage, jid, name ) # domain_journal ( did, jid ) # keyword ( keyword, kid ) # domain_keyword ( did, kid ) # publication ( abstract, cid, citation_num, jid, pid, reference_num, title, year ) # domain_publication ( did, pid ) # organization ( continent, homepage, name, oid ) # publication_keyword ( pid, kid ) # writes ( aid, pid ) # cite ( cited, citing ) # # domain_author.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_author.aid can be joined with author.aid # domain_conference.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_conference.cid can be joined with conference.cid # domain_journal.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_journal.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_keyword.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication.cid can be joined with conference.cid # publication.jid can be joined with journal.jid # domain_publication.did can be joined with domain.did # domain_publication.pid can be joined with publication.pid # publication_keyword.kid can be joined with keyword.kid # publication_keyword.pid can be joined with publication.pid # writes.aid can be joined with author.aid # writes.pid can be joined with publication.pid # cite.citing can be joined with publication.pid # cite.cited can be joined with publication.pid # ### Question: # # return me the papers written by " H. V. Jagadish " and " Divesh Srivastava " with the most number of citations . # ### SQL: # # SELECT t5.title FROM writes AS t3 JOIN author AS t2 ON t3.aid = t2.aid JOIN publication AS t5 ON t3.pid = t5.pid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.pid = t5.pid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.aid = t1.aid WHERE t2.name = "Divesh Srivastava" AND t1.name = "H. V. Jagadish" ORDER BY t5.citation_num DESC LIMIT 1; # ### End.

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