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debate	Show the distinct venues of debates	SELECT DISTINCT Venue FROM debate	people: People_ID (number), District (text), Name (text), Party (text), Age (number) \| debate: Debate_ID (number), Date (text), Venue (text), Num_of_Audience (number) \| debate_people: Debate_ID (number), Affirmative (number), Negative (number), If_Affirmative_Win (others)	[ "Show", "the", "distinct", "venues", "of", "debates" ]
debate	Show the names of people, and dates and venues of debates they are on the affirmative side.	SELECT T3.Name , T2.Date , T2.Venue FROM debate_people AS T1 JOIN debate AS T2 ON T1.Debate_ID = T2.Debate_ID JOIN people AS T3 ON T1.Affirmative = T3.People_ID	people: People_ID (number), District (text), Name (text), Party (text), Age (number) \| debate: Debate_ID (number), Date (text), Venue (text), Num_of_Audience (number) \| debate_people: Debate_ID (number), Affirmative (number), Negative (number), If_Affirmative_Win (others)	[ "Show", "the", "names", "of", "people", ",", "and", "dates", "and", "venues", "of", "debates", "they", "are", "on", "the", "affirmative", "side", "." ]
debate	Show the names of people, and dates and venues of debates they are on the negative side, ordered in ascending alphabetical order of name.	SELECT T3.Name , T2.Date , T2.Venue FROM debate_people AS T1 JOIN debate AS T2 ON T1.Debate_ID = T2.Debate_ID JOIN people AS T3 ON T1.Negative = T3.People_ID ORDER BY T3.Name ASC	people: People_ID (number), District (text), Name (text), Party (text), Age (number) \| debate: Debate_ID (number), Date (text), Venue (text), Num_of_Audience (number) \| debate_people: Debate_ID (number), Affirmative (number), Negative (number), If_Affirmative_Win (others)	[ "Show", "the", "names", "of", "people", ",", "and", "dates", "and", "venues", "of", "debates", "they", "are", "on", "the", "negative", "side", ",", "ordered", "in", "ascending", "alphabetical", "order", "of", "name", "." ]
debate	Show the names of people that are on affirmative side of debates with number of audience bigger than 200.	SELECT T3.Name FROM debate_people AS T1 JOIN debate AS T2 ON T1.Debate_ID = T2.Debate_ID JOIN people AS T3 ON T1.Affirmative = T3.People_ID WHERE T2.Num_of_Audience > 200	people: People_ID (number), District (text), Name (text), Party (text), Age (number) \| debate: Debate_ID (number), Date (text), Venue (text), Num_of_Audience (number) \| debate_people: Debate_ID (number), Affirmative (number), Negative (number), If_Affirmative_Win (others)	[ "Show", "the", "names", "of", "people", "that", "are", "on", "affirmative", "side", "of", "debates", "with", "number", "of", "audience", "bigger", "than", "200", "." ]
debate	Show the names of people and the number of times they have been on the affirmative side of debates.	SELECT T2.Name , COUNT(*) FROM debate_people AS T1 JOIN people AS T2 ON T1.Affirmative = T2.People_ID GROUP BY T2.Name	people: People_ID (number), District (text), Name (text), Party (text), Age (number) \| debate: Debate_ID (number), Date (text), Venue (text), Num_of_Audience (number) \| debate_people: Debate_ID (number), Affirmative (number), Negative (number), If_Affirmative_Win (others)	[ "Show", "the", "names", "of", "people", "and", "the", "number", "of", "times", "they", "have", "been", "on", "the", "affirmative", "side", "of", "debates", "." ]
debate	Show the names of people who have been on the negative side of debates at least twice.	SELECT T2.Name FROM debate_people AS T1 JOIN people AS T2 ON T1.Negative = T2.People_ID GROUP BY T2.Name HAVING COUNT(*) >= 2	people: People_ID (number), District (text), Name (text), Party (text), Age (number) \| debate: Debate_ID (number), Date (text), Venue (text), Num_of_Audience (number) \| debate_people: Debate_ID (number), Affirmative (number), Negative (number), If_Affirmative_Win (others)	[ "Show", "the", "names", "of", "people", "who", "have", "been", "on", "the", "negative", "side", "of", "debates", "at", "least", "twice", "." ]
debate	List the names of people that have not been on the affirmative side of debates.	SELECT Name FROM people WHERE People_id NOT IN (SELECT Affirmative FROM debate_people)	people: People_ID (number), District (text), Name (text), Party (text), Age (number) \| debate: Debate_ID (number), Date (text), Venue (text), Num_of_Audience (number) \| debate_people: Debate_ID (number), Affirmative (number), Negative (number), If_Affirmative_Win (others)	[ "List", "the", "names", "of", "people", "that", "have", "not", "been", "on", "the", "affirmative", "side", "of", "debates", "." ]
insurance_and_eClaims	List the names of all the customers in alphabetical order.	SELECT customer_details FROM customers ORDER BY customer_details	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "List", "the", "names", "of", "all", "the", "customers", "in", "alphabetical", "order", "." ]
insurance_and_eClaims	Sort the customer names in alphabetical order.	SELECT customer_details FROM customers ORDER BY customer_details	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "Sort", "the", "customer", "names", "in", "alphabetical", "order", "." ]
insurance_and_eClaims	Find all the policy type codes associated with the customer "Dayana Robel"	SELECT policy_type_code FROM policies AS t1 JOIN customers AS t2 ON t1.customer_id = t2.customer_id WHERE t2.customer_details = "Dayana Robel"	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "Find", "all", "the", "policy", "type", "codes", "associated", "with", "the", "customer", "``", "Dayana", "Robel", "''" ]
insurance_and_eClaims	What are the type codes of the policies used by the customer "Dayana Robel"?	SELECT policy_type_code FROM policies AS t1 JOIN customers AS t2 ON t1.customer_id = t2.customer_id WHERE t2.customer_details = "Dayana Robel"	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "What", "are", "the", "type", "codes", "of", "the", "policies", "used", "by", "the", "customer", "``", "Dayana", "Robel", "''", "?" ]
insurance_and_eClaims	Which type of policy is most frequently used? Give me the policy type code.	SELECT policy_type_code FROM policies GROUP BY policy_type_code ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "Which", "type", "of", "policy", "is", "most", "frequently", "used", "?", "Give", "me", "the", "policy", "type", "code", "." ]
insurance_and_eClaims	Find the type code of the most frequently used policy.	SELECT policy_type_code FROM policies GROUP BY policy_type_code ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "Find", "the", "type", "code", "of", "the", "most", "frequently", "used", "policy", "." ]
insurance_and_eClaims	Find all the policy types that are used by more than 2 customers.	SELECT policy_type_code FROM policies GROUP BY policy_type_code HAVING count(*) > 2	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "Find", "all", "the", "policy", "types", "that", "are", "used", "by", "more", "than", "2", "customers", "." ]
insurance_and_eClaims	Which types of policy are chosen by more than 2 customers? Give me the policy type codes.	SELECT policy_type_code FROM policies GROUP BY policy_type_code HAVING count(*) > 2	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "Which", "types", "of", "policy", "are", "chosen", "by", "more", "than", "2", "customers", "?", "Give", "me", "the", "policy", "type", "codes", "." ]
insurance_and_eClaims	Find the total and average amount paid in claim headers.	SELECT sum(amount_piad) , avg(amount_piad) FROM claim_headers	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "Find", "the", "total", "and", "average", "amount", "paid", "in", "claim", "headers", "." ]
insurance_and_eClaims	What are the total amount and average amount paid in claim headers?	SELECT sum(amount_piad) , avg(amount_piad) FROM claim_headers	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "What", "are", "the", "total", "amount", "and", "average", "amount", "paid", "in", "claim", "headers", "?" ]
insurance_and_eClaims	Find the total amount claimed in the most recently created document.	SELECT sum(t1.amount_claimed) FROM claim_headers AS t1 JOIN claims_documents AS t2 ON t1.claim_header_id = t2.claim_id WHERE t2.created_date = (SELECT created_date FROM claims_documents ORDER BY created_date LIMIT 1)	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "Find", "the", "total", "amount", "claimed", "in", "the", "most", "recently", "created", "document", "." ]
insurance_and_eClaims	How much amount in total were claimed in the most recently created document?	SELECT sum(t1.amount_claimed) FROM claim_headers AS t1 JOIN claims_documents AS t2 ON t1.claim_header_id = t2.claim_id WHERE t2.created_date = (SELECT created_date FROM claims_documents ORDER BY created_date LIMIT 1)	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "How", "much", "amount", "in", "total", "were", "claimed", "in", "the", "most", "recently", "created", "document", "?" ]
insurance_and_eClaims	What is the name of the customer who has made the largest amount of claim in a single claim?	SELECT t3.customer_details FROM claim_headers AS t1 JOIN policies AS t2 ON t1.policy_id = t2.policy_id JOIN customers AS t3 ON t2.customer_id = t3.customer_id WHERE t1.amount_claimed = (SELECT max(amount_claimed) FROM claim_headers)	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "What", "is", "the", "name", "of", "the", "customer", "who", "has", "made", "the", "largest", "amount", "of", "claim", "in", "a", "single", "claim", "?" ]
insurance_and_eClaims	Which customer made the largest amount of claim in a single claim? Return the customer details.	SELECT t3.customer_details FROM claim_headers AS t1 JOIN policies AS t2 ON t1.policy_id = t2.policy_id JOIN customers AS t3 ON t2.customer_id = t3.customer_id WHERE t1.amount_claimed = (SELECT max(amount_claimed) FROM claim_headers)	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "Which", "customer", "made", "the", "largest", "amount", "of", "claim", "in", "a", "single", "claim", "?", "Return", "the", "customer", "details", "." ]
insurance_and_eClaims	What is the name of the customer who has made the minimum amount of payment in one claim?	SELECT t3.customer_details FROM claim_headers AS t1 JOIN policies AS t2 ON t1.policy_id = t2.policy_id JOIN customers AS t3 ON t2.customer_id = t3.customer_id WHERE t1.amount_piad = (SELECT min(amount_piad) FROM claim_headers)	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "What", "is", "the", "name", "of", "the", "customer", "who", "has", "made", "the", "minimum", "amount", "of", "payment", "in", "one", "claim", "?" ]
insurance_and_eClaims	Which customer made the smallest amount of claim in one claim? Return the customer details.	SELECT t3.customer_details FROM claim_headers AS t1 JOIN policies AS t2 ON t1.policy_id = t2.policy_id JOIN customers AS t3 ON t2.customer_id = t3.customer_id WHERE t1.amount_piad = (SELECT min(amount_piad) FROM claim_headers)	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "Which", "customer", "made", "the", "smallest", "amount", "of", "claim", "in", "one", "claim", "?", "Return", "the", "customer", "details", "." ]
insurance_and_eClaims	Find the names of customers who have no policies associated.	SELECT customer_details FROM customers EXCEPT SELECT t2.customer_details FROM policies AS t1 JOIN customers AS t2 ON t1.customer_id = t2.customer_id	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "Find", "the", "names", "of", "customers", "who", "have", "no", "policies", "associated", "." ]
insurance_and_eClaims	What are the names of customers who do not have any policies?	SELECT customer_details FROM customers EXCEPT SELECT t2.customer_details FROM policies AS t1 JOIN customers AS t2 ON t1.customer_id = t2.customer_id	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "What", "are", "the", "names", "of", "customers", "who", "do", "not", "have", "any", "policies", "?" ]
insurance_and_eClaims	How many claim processing stages are there in total?	SELECT count(*) FROM claims_processing_stages	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "How", "many", "claim", "processing", "stages", "are", "there", "in", "total", "?" ]
insurance_and_eClaims	Find the number of distinct stages in claim processing.	SELECT count(*) FROM claims_processing_stages	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "Find", "the", "number", "of", "distinct", "stages", "in", "claim", "processing", "." ]
insurance_and_eClaims	What is the name of the claim processing stage that most of the claims are on?	SELECT t2.claim_status_name FROM claims_processing AS t1 JOIN claims_processing_stages AS t2 ON t1.claim_stage_id = t2.claim_stage_id GROUP BY t1.claim_stage_id ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "What", "is", "the", "name", "of", "the", "claim", "processing", "stage", "that", "most", "of", "the", "claims", "are", "on", "?" ]
insurance_and_eClaims	Which claim processing stage has the most claims? Show the claim status name.	SELECT t2.claim_status_name FROM claims_processing AS t1 JOIN claims_processing_stages AS t2 ON t1.claim_stage_id = t2.claim_stage_id GROUP BY t1.claim_stage_id ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "Which", "claim", "processing", "stage", "has", "the", "most", "claims", "?", "Show", "the", "claim", "status", "name", "." ]
insurance_and_eClaims	Find the names of customers whose name contains "Diana".	SELECT customer_details FROM customers WHERE customer_details LIKE "%Diana%"	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "Find", "the", "names", "of", "customers", "whose", "name", "contains", "``", "Diana", "''", "." ]
insurance_and_eClaims	Which customers have the substring "Diana" in their names? Return the customer details.	SELECT customer_details FROM customers WHERE customer_details LIKE "%Diana%"	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "Which", "customers", "have", "the", "substring", "``", "Diana", "''", "in", "their", "names", "?", "Return", "the", "customer", "details", "." ]
insurance_and_eClaims	Find the names of the customers who have an deputy policy.	SELECT DISTINCT t2.customer_details FROM policies AS t1 JOIN customers AS t2 ON t1.customer_id = t2.customer_id WHERE t1.policy_type_code = "Deputy"	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "Find", "the", "names", "of", "the", "customers", "who", "have", "an", "deputy", "policy", "." ]
insurance_and_eClaims	Which customers have an insurance policy with the type code "Deputy"? Give me the customer details.	SELECT DISTINCT t2.customer_details FROM policies AS t1 JOIN customers AS t2 ON t1.customer_id = t2.customer_id WHERE t1.policy_type_code = "Deputy"	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "Which", "customers", "have", "an", "insurance", "policy", "with", "the", "type", "code", "``", "Deputy", "''", "?", "Give", "me", "the", "customer", "details", "." ]
insurance_and_eClaims	Find the names of customers who either have an deputy policy or uniformed policy.	SELECT DISTINCT t2.customer_details FROM policies AS t1 JOIN customers AS t2 ON t1.customer_id = t2.customer_id WHERE t1.policy_type_code = "Deputy" OR t1.policy_type_code = "Uniform"	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "Find", "the", "names", "of", "customers", "who", "either", "have", "an", "deputy", "policy", "or", "uniformed", "policy", "." ]
insurance_and_eClaims	Which customers have an insurance policy with the type code "Deputy" or "Uniform"? Return the customer details.	SELECT DISTINCT t2.customer_details FROM policies AS t1 JOIN customers AS t2 ON t1.customer_id = t2.customer_id WHERE t1.policy_type_code = "Deputy" OR t1.policy_type_code = "Uniform"	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "Which", "customers", "have", "an", "insurance", "policy", "with", "the", "type", "code", "``", "Deputy", "''", "or", "``", "Uniform", "''", "?", "Return", "the", "customer", "details", "." ]
insurance_and_eClaims	Find the names of all the customers and staff members.	SELECT customer_details FROM customers UNION SELECT staff_details FROM staff	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "Find", "the", "names", "of", "all", "the", "customers", "and", "staff", "members", "." ]
insurance_and_eClaims	What are the names of the customers and staff members?	SELECT customer_details FROM customers UNION SELECT staff_details FROM staff	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "What", "are", "the", "names", "of", "the", "customers", "and", "staff", "members", "?" ]
insurance_and_eClaims	Find the number of records of each policy type and its type code.	SELECT policy_type_code , count(*) FROM policies GROUP BY policy_type_code	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "Find", "the", "number", "of", "records", "of", "each", "policy", "type", "and", "its", "type", "code", "." ]
insurance_and_eClaims	For each policy type, return its type code and its count in the record.	SELECT policy_type_code , count(*) FROM policies GROUP BY policy_type_code	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "For", "each", "policy", "type", ",", "return", "its", "type", "code", "and", "its", "count", "in", "the", "record", "." ]
insurance_and_eClaims	Find the name of the customer that has been involved in the most policies.	SELECT t2.customer_details FROM policies AS t1 JOIN customers AS t2 ON t1.customer_id = t2.customer_id GROUP BY t2.customer_details ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "Find", "the", "name", "of", "the", "customer", "that", "has", "been", "involved", "in", "the", "most", "policies", "." ]
insurance_and_eClaims	Which customer have the most policies? Give me the customer details.	SELECT t2.customer_details FROM policies AS t1 JOIN customers AS t2 ON t1.customer_id = t2.customer_id GROUP BY t2.customer_details ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "Which", "customer", "have", "the", "most", "policies", "?", "Give", "me", "the", "customer", "details", "." ]
insurance_and_eClaims	What is the description of the claim status "Open"?	SELECT claim_status_description FROM claims_processing_stages WHERE claim_status_name = "Open"	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "What", "is", "the", "description", "of", "the", "claim", "status", "``", "Open", "''", "?" ]
insurance_and_eClaims	Find the description of the claim status "Open".	SELECT claim_status_description FROM claims_processing_stages WHERE claim_status_name = "Open"	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "Find", "the", "description", "of", "the", "claim", "status", "``", "Open", "''", "." ]
insurance_and_eClaims	How many distinct claim outcome codes are there?	SELECT count(DISTINCT claim_outcome_code) FROM claims_processing	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "How", "many", "distinct", "claim", "outcome", "codes", "are", "there", "?" ]
insurance_and_eClaims	Count the number of distinct claim outcome codes.	SELECT count(DISTINCT claim_outcome_code) FROM claims_processing	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "Count", "the", "number", "of", "distinct", "claim", "outcome", "codes", "." ]
insurance_and_eClaims	Which customer is associated with the latest policy?	SELECT t2.customer_details FROM policies AS t1 JOIN customers AS t2 ON t1.customer_id = t2.customer_id WHERE t1.start_date = (SELECT max(start_date) FROM policies)	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "Which", "customer", "is", "associated", "with", "the", "latest", "policy", "?" ]
insurance_and_eClaims	Find the customer who started a policy most recently.	SELECT t2.customer_details FROM policies AS t1 JOIN customers AS t2 ON t1.customer_id = t2.customer_id WHERE t1.start_date = (SELECT max(start_date) FROM policies)	Customers: Customer_ID (number), Customer_Details (text) \| Staff: Staff_ID (number), Staff_Details (text) \| Policies: Policy_ID (number), Customer_ID (number), Policy_Type_Code (text), Start_Date (time), End_Date (time) \| Claim_Headers: Claim_Header_ID (number), Claim_Status_Code (text), Claim_Type_Code (text), Policy_...	[ "Find", "the", "customer", "who", "started", "a", "policy", "most", "recently", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	Show the number of accounts.	SELECT count(*) FROM Accounts	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Show", "the", "number", "of", "accounts", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	How many accounts are there?	SELECT count(*) FROM Accounts	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "How", "many", "accounts", "are", "there", "?" ]
customers_and_invoices	How many customers have opened an account?	SELECT count(DISTINCT customer_id) FROM Accounts	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "How", "many", "customers", "have", "opened", "an", "account", "?" ]
customers_and_invoices	Count the number of customers who have an account.	SELECT count(DISTINCT customer_id) FROM Accounts	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Count", "the", "number", "of", "customers", "who", "have", "an", "account", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	Show the id, the date of account opened, the account name, and other account detail for all accounts.	SELECT account_id , date_account_opened , account_name , other_account_details FROM Accounts	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Show", "the", "id", ",", "the", "date", "of", "account", "opened", ",", "the", "account", "name", ",", "and", "other", "account", "detail", "for", "all", "accounts", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	What are the ids, date opened, name, and other details for all accounts?	SELECT account_id , date_account_opened , account_name , other_account_details FROM Accounts	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "What", "are", "the", "ids", ",", "date", "opened", ",", "name", ",", "and", "other", "details", "for", "all", "accounts", "?" ]
customers_and_invoices	Show the id, the account name, and other account details for all accounts by the customer with first name 'Meaghan'.	SELECT T1.account_id , T1.date_account_opened , T1.account_name , T1.other_account_details FROM Accounts AS T1 JOIN Customers AS T2 ON T1.customer_id = T2.customer_id WHERE T2.customer_first_name = 'Meaghan'	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Show", "the", "id", ",", "the", "account", "name", ",", "and", "other", "account", "details", "for", "all", "accounts", "by", "the", "customer", "with", "first", "name", "'Meaghan", "'", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	What are the ids, names, dates of opening, and other details for accounts corresponding to the customer with the first name "Meaghan"?	SELECT T1.account_id , T1.date_account_opened , T1.account_name , T1.other_account_details FROM Accounts AS T1 JOIN Customers AS T2 ON T1.customer_id = T2.customer_id WHERE T2.customer_first_name = 'Meaghan'	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "What", "are", "the", "ids", ",", "names", ",", "dates", "of", "opening", ",", "and", "other", "details", "for", "accounts", "corresponding", "to", "the", "customer", "with", "the", "first", "name", "``", "Meaghan", "''", "?" ]
customers_and_invoices	Show the account name and other account detail for all accounts by the customer with first name Meaghan and last name Keeling.	SELECT T1.account_name , T1.other_account_details FROM Accounts AS T1 JOIN Customers AS T2 ON T1.customer_id = T2.customer_id WHERE T2.customer_first_name = "Meaghan" AND T2.customer_last_name = "Keeling"	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Show", "the", "account", "name", "and", "other", "account", "detail", "for", "all", "accounts", "by", "the", "customer", "with", "first", "name", "Meaghan", "and", "last", "name", "Keeling", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	What are the names and other details for accounts corresponding to the customer named Meaghan Keeling?	SELECT T1.account_name , T1.other_account_details FROM Accounts AS T1 JOIN Customers AS T2 ON T1.customer_id = T2.customer_id WHERE T2.customer_first_name = "Meaghan" AND T2.customer_last_name = "Keeling"	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "What", "are", "the", "names", "and", "other", "details", "for", "accounts", "corresponding", "to", "the", "customer", "named", "Meaghan", "Keeling", "?" ]
customers_and_invoices	Show the first name and last name for the customer with account name 900.	SELECT T2.customer_first_name , T2.customer_last_name FROM Accounts AS T1 JOIN Customers AS T2 ON T1.customer_id = T2.customer_id WHERE T1.account_name = "900"	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Show", "the", "first", "name", "and", "last", "name", "for", "the", "customer", "with", "account", "name", "900", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	What are the full names of customers with the account name 900?	SELECT T2.customer_first_name , T2.customer_last_name FROM Accounts AS T1 JOIN Customers AS T2 ON T1.customer_id = T2.customer_id WHERE T1.account_name = "900"	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "What", "are", "the", "full", "names", "of", "customers", "with", "the", "account", "name", "900", "?" ]
customers_and_invoices	How many customers don't have an account?	SELECT count(*) FROM Customers WHERE customer_id NOT IN (SELECT customer_id FROM Accounts)	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "How", "many", "customers", "do", "n't", "have", "an", "account", "?" ]
customers_and_invoices	Count the number of customers who do not have an account.	SELECT count(*) FROM Customers WHERE customer_id NOT IN (SELECT customer_id FROM Accounts)	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Count", "the", "number", "of", "customers", "who", "do", "not", "have", "an", "account", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	Show the unique first names, last names, and phone numbers for all customers with any account.	SELECT DISTINCT T1.customer_first_name , T1.customer_last_name , T1.phone_number FROM Customers AS T1 JOIN Accounts AS T2 ON T1.customer_id = T2.customer_id	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Show", "the", "unique", "first", "names", ",", "last", "names", ",", "and", "phone", "numbers", "for", "all", "customers", "with", "any", "account", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	What are the distinct first names, last names, and phone numbers for customers with accounts?	SELECT DISTINCT T1.customer_first_name , T1.customer_last_name , T1.phone_number FROM Customers AS T1 JOIN Accounts AS T2 ON T1.customer_id = T2.customer_id	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "What", "are", "the", "distinct", "first", "names", ",", "last", "names", ",", "and", "phone", "numbers", "for", "customers", "with", "accounts", "?" ]
customers_and_invoices	Show customer ids who don't have an account.	SELECT customer_id FROM Customers EXCEPT SELECT customer_id FROM Accounts	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Show", "customer", "ids", "who", "do", "n't", "have", "an", "account", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	What are the customer ids for customers who do not have an account?	SELECT customer_id FROM Customers EXCEPT SELECT customer_id FROM Accounts	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "What", "are", "the", "customer", "ids", "for", "customers", "who", "do", "not", "have", "an", "account", "?" ]
customers_and_invoices	How many accounts does each customer have? List the number and customer id.	SELECT count(*) , customer_id FROM Accounts GROUP BY customer_id	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "How", "many", "accounts", "does", "each", "customer", "have", "?", "List", "the", "number", "and", "customer", "id", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	Count the number of accounts corresponding to each customer id.	SELECT count(*) , customer_id FROM Accounts GROUP BY customer_id	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Count", "the", "number", "of", "accounts", "corresponding", "to", "each", "customer", "id", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	What is the customer id, first and last name with most number of accounts.	SELECT T1.customer_id , T2.customer_first_name , T2.customer_last_name FROM Accounts AS T1 JOIN Customers AS T2 ON T1.customer_id = T2.customer_id GROUP BY T1.customer_id ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "What", "is", "the", "customer", "id", ",", "first", "and", "last", "name", "with", "most", "number", "of", "accounts", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	Return the id and full name of the customer with the most accounts.	SELECT T1.customer_id , T2.customer_first_name , T2.customer_last_name FROM Accounts AS T1 JOIN Customers AS T2 ON T1.customer_id = T2.customer_id GROUP BY T1.customer_id ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Return", "the", "id", "and", "full", "name", "of", "the", "customer", "with", "the", "most", "accounts", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	Show id, first name and last name for all customers and the number of accounts.	SELECT T1.customer_id , T2.customer_first_name , T2.customer_last_name , count(*) FROM Accounts AS T1 JOIN Customers AS T2 ON T1.customer_id = T2.customer_id GROUP BY T1.customer_id	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Show", "id", ",", "first", "name", "and", "last", "name", "for", "all", "customers", "and", "the", "number", "of", "accounts", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	What are the the full names and ids for all customers, and how many accounts does each have?	SELECT T1.customer_id , T2.customer_first_name , T2.customer_last_name , count(*) FROM Accounts AS T1 JOIN Customers AS T2 ON T1.customer_id = T2.customer_id GROUP BY T1.customer_id	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "What", "are", "the", "the", "full", "names", "and", "ids", "for", "all", "customers", ",", "and", "how", "many", "accounts", "does", "each", "have", "?" ]
customers_and_invoices	Show first name and id for all customers with at least 2 accounts.	SELECT T2.customer_first_name , T1.customer_id FROM Accounts AS T1 JOIN Customers AS T2 ON T1.customer_id = T2.customer_id GROUP BY T1.customer_id HAVING count(*) >= 2	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Show", "first", "name", "and", "id", "for", "all", "customers", "with", "at", "least", "2", "accounts", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	What are the first names and ids for customers who have two or more accounts?	SELECT T2.customer_first_name , T1.customer_id FROM Accounts AS T1 JOIN Customers AS T2 ON T1.customer_id = T2.customer_id GROUP BY T1.customer_id HAVING count(*) >= 2	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "What", "are", "the", "first", "names", "and", "ids", "for", "customers", "who", "have", "two", "or", "more", "accounts", "?" ]
customers_and_invoices	Show the number of customers.	SELECT count(*) FROM Customers	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Show", "the", "number", "of", "customers", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	Count the number of customers.	SELECT count(*) FROM Customers	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Count", "the", "number", "of", "customers", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	Show the number of customers for each gender.	SELECT gender , count(*) FROM Customers GROUP BY gender	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Show", "the", "number", "of", "customers", "for", "each", "gender", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	How many customers are there of each gender?	SELECT gender , count(*) FROM Customers GROUP BY gender	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "How", "many", "customers", "are", "there", "of", "each", "gender", "?" ]
customers_and_invoices	How many transactions do we have?	SELECT count(*) FROM Financial_transactions	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "How", "many", "transactions", "do", "we", "have", "?" ]
customers_and_invoices	Count the number of transactions.	SELECT count(*) FROM Financial_transactions	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Count", "the", "number", "of", "transactions", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	How many transaction does each account have? Show the number and account id.	SELECT count(*) , account_id FROM Financial_transactions	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "How", "many", "transaction", "does", "each", "account", "have", "?", "Show", "the", "number", "and", "account", "id", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	Count the number of financial transactions that correspond to each account id.	SELECT count(*) , account_id FROM Financial_transactions	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Count", "the", "number", "of", "financial", "transactions", "that", "correspond", "to", "each", "account", "id", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	How many transaction does account with name 337 have?	SELECT count(*) FROM Financial_transactions AS T1 JOIN Accounts AS T2 ON T1.account_id = T2.account_id WHERE T2.account_name = "337"	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "How", "many", "transaction", "does", "account", "with", "name", "337", "have", "?" ]
customers_and_invoices	Count the number of financial transactions that the account with the name 337 has.	SELECT count(*) FROM Financial_transactions AS T1 JOIN Accounts AS T2 ON T1.account_id = T2.account_id WHERE T2.account_name = "337"	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Count", "the", "number", "of", "financial", "transactions", "that", "the", "account", "with", "the", "name", "337", "has", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	What is the average, minimum, maximum, and total transaction amount?	SELECT avg(transaction_amount) , min(transaction_amount) , max(transaction_amount) , sum(transaction_amount) FROM Financial_transactions	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "What", "is", "the", "average", ",", "minimum", ",", "maximum", ",", "and", "total", "transaction", "amount", "?" ]
customers_and_invoices	Return the average, minimum, maximum, and total transaction amounts.	SELECT avg(transaction_amount) , min(transaction_amount) , max(transaction_amount) , sum(transaction_amount) FROM Financial_transactions	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Return", "the", "average", ",", "minimum", ",", "maximum", ",", "and", "total", "transaction", "amounts", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	Show ids for all transactions whose amounts are greater than the average.	SELECT transaction_id FROM Financial_transactions WHERE transaction_amount > (SELECT avg(transaction_amount) FROM Financial_transactions)	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Show", "ids", "for", "all", "transactions", "whose", "amounts", "are", "greater", "than", "the", "average", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	What are the ids for transactions that have an amount greater than the average amount of a transaction?	SELECT transaction_id FROM Financial_transactions WHERE transaction_amount > (SELECT avg(transaction_amount) FROM Financial_transactions)	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "What", "are", "the", "ids", "for", "transactions", "that", "have", "an", "amount", "greater", "than", "the", "average", "amount", "of", "a", "transaction", "?" ]
customers_and_invoices	Show the transaction types and the total amount of transactions.	SELECT transaction_type , sum(transaction_amount) FROM Financial_transactions GROUP BY transaction_type	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Show", "the", "transaction", "types", "and", "the", "total", "amount", "of", "transactions", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	What are total transaction amounts for each transaction type?	SELECT transaction_type , sum(transaction_amount) FROM Financial_transactions GROUP BY transaction_type	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "What", "are", "total", "transaction", "amounts", "for", "each", "transaction", "type", "?" ]
customers_and_invoices	Show the account name, id and the number of transactions for each account.	SELECT T2.account_name , T1.account_id , count(*) FROM Financial_transactions AS T1 JOIN Accounts AS T2 ON T1.account_id = T2.account_id GROUP BY T1.account_id	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Show", "the", "account", "name", ",", "id", "and", "the", "number", "of", "transactions", "for", "each", "account", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	Return the names and ids of each account, as well as the number of transactions.	SELECT T2.account_name , T1.account_id , count(*) FROM Financial_transactions AS T1 JOIN Accounts AS T2 ON T1.account_id = T2.account_id GROUP BY T1.account_id	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Return", "the", "names", "and", "ids", "of", "each", "account", ",", "as", "well", "as", "the", "number", "of", "transactions", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	Show the account id with most number of transactions.	SELECT account_id FROM Financial_transactions GROUP BY account_id ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Show", "the", "account", "id", "with", "most", "number", "of", "transactions", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	What is the id of the account with the most transactions?	SELECT account_id FROM Financial_transactions GROUP BY account_id ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "What", "is", "the", "id", "of", "the", "account", "with", "the", "most", "transactions", "?" ]
customers_and_invoices	Show the account id and name with at least 4 transactions.	SELECT T1.account_id , T2.account_name FROM Financial_transactions AS T1 JOIN Accounts AS T2 ON T1.account_id = T2.account_id GROUP BY T1.account_id HAVING count(*) >= 4	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Show", "the", "account", "id", "and", "name", "with", "at", "least", "4", "transactions", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	What are the ids and names of accounts with 4 or more transactions?	SELECT T1.account_id , T2.account_name FROM Financial_transactions AS T1 JOIN Accounts AS T2 ON T1.account_id = T2.account_id GROUP BY T1.account_id HAVING count(*) >= 4	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "What", "are", "the", "ids", "and", "names", "of", "accounts", "with", "4", "or", "more", "transactions", "?" ]
customers_and_invoices	Show all product sizes.	SELECT DISTINCT product_size FROM Products	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Show", "all", "product", "sizes", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	What are the different product sizes?	SELECT DISTINCT product_size FROM Products	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "What", "are", "the", "different", "product", "sizes", "?" ]
customers_and_invoices	Show all product colors.	SELECT DISTINCT product_color FROM Products	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Show", "all", "product", "colors", "." ]
customers_and_invoices	What are the different product colors?	SELECT DISTINCT product_color FROM Products	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "What", "are", "the", "different", "product", "colors", "?" ]
customers_and_invoices	Show the invoice number and the number of transactions for each invoice.	SELECT invoice_number , count(*) FROM Financial_transactions GROUP BY invoice_number	Customers: customer_id (number), customer_first_name (text), customer_middle_initial (text), customer_last_name (text), gender (text), email_address (text), login_name (text), login_password (text), phone_number (text), town_city (text), state_county_province (text), country (text) \| Orders: order_id (number), customer...	[ "Show", "the", "invoice", "number", "and", "the", "number", "of", "transactions", "for", "each", "invoice", "." ]

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