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This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: student : stuid</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>For each advisor, report the total number of students advised by him or her.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT Advisor , count(*) FROM STUDENT GROUP BY Advisor</SQL_QUERY>
voter_2
SELECT Advisor , count(*) FROM STUDENT GROUP BY Advisor
For each advisor, report the total number of students advised by him or her.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);
[Primary Keys]: student : stuid
[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: student : stuid</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>How many students does each advisor have?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT Advisor , count(*) FROM STUDENT GROUP BY Advisor</SQL_QUERY>
voter_2
SELECT Advisor , count(*) FROM STUDENT GROUP BY Advisor
How many students does each advisor have?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);
[Primary Keys]: student : stuid
[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: student : stuid</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Report all advisors that advise more than 2 students.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT Advisor FROM STUDENT GROUP BY Advisor HAVING COUNT(*) > 2</SQL_QUERY>
voter_2
SELECT Advisor FROM STUDENT GROUP BY Advisor HAVING COUNT(*) > 2
Report all advisors that advise more than 2 students.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);
[Primary Keys]: student : stuid
[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: student : stuid</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Which advisors have more than two students?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT Advisor FROM STUDENT GROUP BY Advisor HAVING COUNT(*) > 2</SQL_QUERY>
voter_2
SELECT Advisor FROM STUDENT GROUP BY Advisor HAVING COUNT(*) > 2
Which advisors have more than two students?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);
[Primary Keys]: student : stuid
[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: student : stuid</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Report all majors that have less than 3 students.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT Major FROM STUDENT GROUP BY Major HAVING COUNT(*) < 3</SQL_QUERY>
voter_2
SELECT Major FROM STUDENT GROUP BY Major HAVING COUNT(*) < 3
Report all majors that have less than 3 students.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);
[Primary Keys]: student : stuid
[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: student : stuid</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What are the majors only less than three students are studying?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT Major FROM STUDENT GROUP BY Major HAVING COUNT(*) < 3</SQL_QUERY>
voter_2
SELECT Major FROM STUDENT GROUP BY Major HAVING COUNT(*) < 3
What are the majors only less than three students are studying?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);
[Primary Keys]: student : stuid
[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: student : stuid</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>For each election cycle, report the number of voting records.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT Election_Cycle , count(*) FROM VOTING_RECORD GROUP BY Election_Cycle</SQL_QUERY>
voter_2
SELECT Election_Cycle , count(*) FROM VOTING_RECORD GROUP BY Election_Cycle
For each election cycle, report the number of voting records.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);
[Primary Keys]: student : stuid
[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: student : stuid</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Count the number of voting records for each election cycle.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT Election_Cycle , count(*) FROM VOTING_RECORD GROUP BY Election_Cycle</SQL_QUERY>
voter_2
SELECT Election_Cycle , count(*) FROM VOTING_RECORD GROUP BY Election_Cycle
Count the number of voting records for each election cycle.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);
[Primary Keys]: student : stuid
[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: student : stuid</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Which major has the most students?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT Major FROM STUDENT GROUP BY major ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1</SQL_QUERY>
voter_2
SELECT Major FROM STUDENT GROUP BY major ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1
Which major has the most students?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);
[Primary Keys]: student : stuid
[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: student : stuid</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Find the major that is studied by the largest number of students.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT Major FROM STUDENT GROUP BY major ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1</SQL_QUERY>
voter_2
SELECT Major FROM STUDENT GROUP BY major ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1
Find the major that is studied by the largest number of students.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);
[Primary Keys]: student : stuid
[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: student : stuid</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What is the most common major among female (sex is F) students?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT Major FROM STUDENT WHERE Sex = "F" GROUP BY major ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1</SQL_QUERY>
voter_2
SELECT Major FROM STUDENT WHERE Sex = "F" GROUP BY major ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1
What is the most common major among female (sex is F) students?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);
[Primary Keys]: student : stuid
[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: student : stuid</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Find the major that is studied by the most female students.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT Major FROM STUDENT WHERE Sex = "F" GROUP BY major ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1</SQL_QUERY>
voter_2
SELECT Major FROM STUDENT WHERE Sex = "F" GROUP BY major ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1
Find the major that is studied by the most female students.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);
[Primary Keys]: student : stuid
[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: student : stuid</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What is the city_code of the city that the most students live in?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT city_code FROM STUDENT GROUP BY city_code ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1</SQL_QUERY>
voter_2
SELECT city_code FROM STUDENT GROUP BY city_code ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1
What is the city_code of the city that the most students live in?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);
[Primary Keys]: student : stuid
[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: student : stuid</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Return the code of the city that has the most students.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT city_code FROM STUDENT GROUP BY city_code ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1</SQL_QUERY>
voter_2
SELECT city_code FROM STUDENT GROUP BY city_code ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1
Return the code of the city that has the most students.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);
[Primary Keys]: student : stuid
[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: student : stuid</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Report the distinct advisors who have more than 2 students.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT Advisor FROM STUDENT GROUP BY Advisor HAVING count(*) > 2</SQL_QUERY>
voter_2
SELECT Advisor FROM STUDENT GROUP BY Advisor HAVING count(*) > 2
Report the distinct advisors who have more than 2 students.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);
[Primary Keys]: student : stuid
[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: student : stuid</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Which advisors are advising more than 2 students?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT Advisor FROM STUDENT GROUP BY Advisor HAVING count(*) > 2</SQL_QUERY>
voter_2
SELECT Advisor FROM STUDENT GROUP BY Advisor HAVING count(*) > 2
Which advisors are advising more than 2 students?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | voter_2 | Student : stuid (text) , lname (number) , fname (text) , age (text) , sex (number) , major (text) , advisor (number) , city_code (number) | Voting_record : stuid (text) , registration_date (number) , election_cycle (text) , president_vote (text) , vice_president_vote (number) , secretary_vote (text) , treasurer_vote (number) , class_president_vote (number) , class_senator_vote (text);
[Primary Keys]: student : stuid
[Foreign Keys]: voting_record : class_senator_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : class_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : treasurer_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : secretary_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : vice_president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : president_vote = student : stuid | voting_record : stuid = student : stuid
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>How many products are there?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT count(*) FROM products</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT count(*) FROM products
How many products are there?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Count the number of products.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT count(*) FROM products</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT count(*) FROM products
Count the number of products.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>How many colors are there?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT count(*) FROM ref_colors</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT count(*) FROM ref_colors
How many colors are there?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Count the number of colors.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT count(*) FROM ref_colors</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT count(*) FROM ref_colors
Count the number of colors.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>How many characteristics are there?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT count(*) FROM CHARACTERISTICS</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT count(*) FROM CHARACTERISTICS
How many characteristics are there?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Count the number of characteristics.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT count(*) FROM CHARACTERISTICS</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT count(*) FROM CHARACTERISTICS
Count the number of characteristics.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What are the names and buying prices of all the products?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT product_name , typical_buying_price FROM products</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT product_name , typical_buying_price FROM products
What are the names and buying prices of all the products?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Return the names and typical buying prices for all products.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT product_name , typical_buying_price FROM products</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT product_name , typical_buying_price FROM products
Return the names and typical buying prices for all products.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>List the description of all the colors.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT color_description FROM ref_colors</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT color_description FROM ref_colors
List the description of all the colors.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What are the descriptions for each color?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT color_description FROM ref_colors</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT color_description FROM ref_colors
What are the descriptions for each color?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Find the names of all the product characteristics.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT DISTINCT characteristic_name FROM CHARACTERISTICS</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT DISTINCT characteristic_name FROM CHARACTERISTICS
Find the names of all the product characteristics.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What are the different names of the product characteristics?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT DISTINCT characteristic_name FROM CHARACTERISTICS</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT DISTINCT characteristic_name FROM CHARACTERISTICS
What are the different names of the product characteristics?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What are the names of products with category "Spices"?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT product_name FROM products WHERE product_category_code = "Spices"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT product_name FROM products WHERE product_category_code = "Spices"
What are the names of products with category "Spices"?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Return the names of products in the category 'Spices'.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT product_name FROM products WHERE product_category_code = "Spices"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT product_name FROM products WHERE product_category_code = "Spices"
Return the names of products in the category 'Spices'.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>List the names, color descriptions and product descriptions of products with category "Herbs".</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT T1.product_name , T2.color_description , T1.product_description FROM products AS T1 JOIN Ref_colors AS T2 ON T1.color_code = T2.color_code WHERE product_category_code = "Herbs"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT T1.product_name , T2.color_description , T1.product_description FROM products AS T1 JOIN Ref_colors AS T2 ON T1.color_code = T2.color_code WHERE product_category_code = "Herbs"
List the names, color descriptions and product descriptions of products with category "Herbs".
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What are the names, color descriptions, and product descriptions for products in the 'Herbs' category?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT T1.product_name , T2.color_description , T1.product_description FROM products AS T1 JOIN Ref_colors AS T2 ON T1.color_code = T2.color_code WHERE product_category_code = "Herbs"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT T1.product_name , T2.color_description , T1.product_description FROM products AS T1 JOIN Ref_colors AS T2 ON T1.color_code = T2.color_code WHERE product_category_code = "Herbs"
What are the names, color descriptions, and product descriptions for products in the 'Herbs' category?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>How many products are there under the category "Seeds"?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT count(*) FROM products WHERE product_category_code = "Seeds"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT count(*) FROM products WHERE product_category_code = "Seeds"
How many products are there under the category "Seeds"?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Count the number of products in the category 'Seeds'.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT count(*) FROM products WHERE product_category_code = "Seeds"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT count(*) FROM products WHERE product_category_code = "Seeds"
Count the number of products in the category 'Seeds'.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Find the number of products with category "Spices" and typically sold above 1000.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT count(*) FROM products WHERE product_category_code = "Spices" AND typical_buying_price > 1000</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT count(*) FROM products WHERE product_category_code = "Spices" AND typical_buying_price > 1000
Find the number of products with category "Spices" and typically sold above 1000.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>How many products are in the 'Spices' category and have a typical price of over 1000?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT count(*) FROM products WHERE product_category_code = "Spices" AND typical_buying_price > 1000</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT count(*) FROM products WHERE product_category_code = "Spices" AND typical_buying_price > 1000
How many products are in the 'Spices' category and have a typical price of over 1000?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What is the category and typical buying price of the product with name "cumin"?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT product_category_code , typical_buying_price FROM products WHERE product_name = "cumin"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT product_category_code , typical_buying_price FROM products WHERE product_name = "cumin"
What is the category and typical buying price of the product with name "cumin"?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Return the category code and typical price of 'cumin'.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT product_category_code , typical_buying_price FROM products WHERE product_name = "cumin"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT product_category_code , typical_buying_price FROM products WHERE product_name = "cumin"
Return the category code and typical price of 'cumin'.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Which category does the product named "flax" belong to?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT product_category_code FROM products WHERE product_name = "flax"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT product_category_code FROM products WHERE product_name = "flax"
Which category does the product named "flax" belong to?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What is the code of the category that the product with the name 'flax' belongs to?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT product_category_code FROM products WHERE product_name = "flax"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT product_category_code FROM products WHERE product_name = "flax"
What is the code of the category that the product with the name 'flax' belongs to?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What is the name of the product with the color description 'yellow'?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT T1.product_name FROM products AS T1 JOIN ref_colors AS T2 ON T1.color_code = T2.color_code WHERE T2.color_description = 'yellow'</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT T1.product_name FROM products AS T1 JOIN ref_colors AS T2 ON T1.color_code = T2.color_code WHERE T2.color_description = 'yellow'
What is the name of the product with the color description 'yellow'?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Give the name of the products that have a color description 'yellow'.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT T1.product_name FROM products AS T1 JOIN ref_colors AS T2 ON T1.color_code = T2.color_code WHERE T2.color_description = 'yellow'</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT T1.product_name FROM products AS T1 JOIN ref_colors AS T2 ON T1.color_code = T2.color_code WHERE T2.color_description = 'yellow'
Give the name of the products that have a color description 'yellow'.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Find the category descriptions of the products whose descriptions include letter 't'.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT T1.product_category_description FROM ref_product_categories AS T1 JOIN products AS T2 ON T1.product_category_code = T2.product_category_code WHERE T2.product_description LIKE '%t%'</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT T1.product_category_description FROM ref_product_categories AS T1 JOIN products AS T2 ON T1.product_category_code = T2.product_category_code WHERE T2.product_description LIKE '%t%'
Find the category descriptions of the products whose descriptions include letter 't'.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What are the descriptions of the categories that products with product descriptions that contain the letter t are in?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT T1.product_category_description FROM ref_product_categories AS T1 JOIN products AS T2 ON T1.product_category_code = T2.product_category_code WHERE T2.product_description LIKE '%t%'</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT T1.product_category_description FROM ref_product_categories AS T1 JOIN products AS T2 ON T1.product_category_code = T2.product_category_code WHERE T2.product_description LIKE '%t%'
What are the descriptions of the categories that products with product descriptions that contain the letter t are in?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What is the color description of the product with name "catnip"?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t2.color_description FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_colors AS t2 ON t1.color_code = t2.color_code WHERE t1.product_name = "catnip"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t2.color_description FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_colors AS t2 ON t1.color_code = t2.color_code WHERE t1.product_name = "catnip"
What is the color description of the product with name "catnip"?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Give the color description for the product 'catnip'.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t2.color_description FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_colors AS t2 ON t1.color_code = t2.color_code WHERE t1.product_name = "catnip"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t2.color_description FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_colors AS t2 ON t1.color_code = t2.color_code WHERE t1.product_name = "catnip"
Give the color description for the product 'catnip'.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What is the color code and description of the product named "chervil"?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t1.color_code , t2.color_description FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_colors AS t2 ON t1.color_code = t2.color_code WHERE t1.product_name = "chervil"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t1.color_code , t2.color_description FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_colors AS t2 ON t1.color_code = t2.color_code WHERE t1.product_name = "chervil"
What is the color code and description of the product named "chervil"?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Return the color code and description for the product with the name 'chervil'.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t1.color_code , t2.color_description FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_colors AS t2 ON t1.color_code = t2.color_code WHERE t1.product_name = "chervil"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t1.color_code , t2.color_description FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_colors AS t2 ON t1.color_code = t2.color_code WHERE t1.product_name = "chervil"
Return the color code and description for the product with the name 'chervil'.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Find the id and color description of the products with at least 2 characteristics.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t1.product_id , t2.color_description FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_colors AS t2 ON t1.color_code = t2.color_code JOIN product_characteristics AS t3 ON t1.product_id = t3.product_id GROUP BY t1.product_id HAVING count(*) >= 2</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t1.product_id , t2.color_description FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_colors AS t2 ON t1.color_code = t2.color_code JOIN product_characteristics AS t3 ON t1.product_id = t3.product_id GROUP BY t1.product_id HAVING count(*) >= 2
Find the id and color description of the products with at least 2 characteristics.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What are the product ids and color descriptions for products with two or more characteristics?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t1.product_id , t2.color_description FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_colors AS t2 ON t1.color_code = t2.color_code JOIN product_characteristics AS t3 ON t1.product_id = t3.product_id GROUP BY t1.product_id HAVING count(*) >= 2</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t1.product_id , t2.color_description FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_colors AS t2 ON t1.color_code = t2.color_code JOIN product_characteristics AS t3 ON t1.product_id = t3.product_id GROUP BY t1.product_id HAVING count(*) >= 2
What are the product ids and color descriptions for products with two or more characteristics?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>List all the product names with the color description "white".</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t1.product_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_colors AS t2 ON t1.color_code = t2.color_code WHERE t2.color_description = "white"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t1.product_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_colors AS t2 ON t1.color_code = t2.color_code WHERE t2.color_description = "white"
List all the product names with the color description "white".
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What are the names of products with 'white' as their color description?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t1.product_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_colors AS t2 ON t1.color_code = t2.color_code WHERE t2.color_description = "white"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t1.product_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_colors AS t2 ON t1.color_code = t2.color_code WHERE t2.color_description = "white"
What are the names of products with 'white' as their color description?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What are the name and typical buying and selling prices of the products that have color described as "yellow"?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t1.product_name , t1.typical_buying_price , t1.typical_selling_price FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_colors AS t2 ON t1.color_code = t2.color_code WHERE t2.color_description = "yellow"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t1.product_name , t1.typical_buying_price , t1.typical_selling_price FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_colors AS t2 ON t1.color_code = t2.color_code WHERE t2.color_description = "yellow"
What are the name and typical buying and selling prices of the products that have color described as "yellow"?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Return the names and typical buying and selling prices for products that have 'yellow' as their color description.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t1.product_name , t1.typical_buying_price , t1.typical_selling_price FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_colors AS t2 ON t1.color_code = t2.color_code WHERE t2.color_description = "yellow"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t1.product_name , t1.typical_buying_price , t1.typical_selling_price FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_colors AS t2 ON t1.color_code = t2.color_code WHERE t2.color_description = "yellow"
Return the names and typical buying and selling prices for products that have 'yellow' as their color description.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>How many characteristics does the product named "sesame" have?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT count(*) FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id WHERE t1.product_name = "sesame"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT count(*) FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id WHERE t1.product_name = "sesame"
How many characteristics does the product named "sesame" have?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Count the number of characteristics the product 'sesame' has.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT count(*) FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id WHERE t1.product_name = "sesame"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT count(*) FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id WHERE t1.product_name = "sesame"
Count the number of characteristics the product 'sesame' has.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>How many distinct characteristic names does the product "cumin" have?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT count(DISTINCT t3.characteristic_name) FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t1.product_name = "sesame"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT count(DISTINCT t3.characteristic_name) FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t1.product_name = "sesame"
How many distinct characteristic names does the product "cumin" have?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Count the number of different characteristic names the product 'cumin' has.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT count(DISTINCT t3.characteristic_name) FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t1.product_name = "sesame"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT count(DISTINCT t3.characteristic_name) FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t1.product_name = "sesame"
Count the number of different characteristic names the product 'cumin' has.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What are all the characteristic names of product "sesame"?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t3.characteristic_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t1.product_name = "sesame"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t3.characteristic_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t1.product_name = "sesame"
What are all the characteristic names of product "sesame"?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Return the characteristic names of the 'sesame' product.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t3.characteristic_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t1.product_name = "sesame"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t3.characteristic_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t1.product_name = "sesame"
Return the characteristic names of the 'sesame' product.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>List all the characteristic names and data types of product "cumin".</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t3.characteristic_name , t3.characteristic_data_type FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t1.product_name = "cumin"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t3.characteristic_name , t3.characteristic_data_type FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t1.product_name = "cumin"
List all the characteristic names and data types of product "cumin".
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What are the names and data types of the characteristics of the 'cumin' product?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t3.characteristic_name , t3.characteristic_data_type FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t1.product_name = "cumin"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t3.characteristic_name , t3.characteristic_data_type FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t1.product_name = "cumin"
What are the names and data types of the characteristics of the 'cumin' product?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>List all characteristics of product named "sesame" with type code "Grade".</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t3.characteristic_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t1.product_name = "sesame" AND t3.characteristic_type_code = "Grade"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t3.characteristic_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t1.product_name = "sesame" AND t3.characteristic_type_code = "Grade"
List all characteristics of product named "sesame" with type code "Grade".
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What are the names of the characteristics of the product 'sesame' that have the characteristic type code 'Grade'?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t3.characteristic_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t1.product_name = "sesame" AND t3.characteristic_type_code = "Grade"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t3.characteristic_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t1.product_name = "sesame" AND t3.characteristic_type_code = "Grade"
What are the names of the characteristics of the product 'sesame' that have the characteristic type code 'Grade'?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>How many characteristics does the product named "laurel" have?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT count(*) FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t1.product_name = "laurel"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT count(*) FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t1.product_name = "laurel"
How many characteristics does the product named "laurel" have?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Count the number of characteristics of the product named 'laurel'.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT count(*) FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t1.product_name = "laurel"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT count(*) FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t1.product_name = "laurel"
Count the number of characteristics of the product named 'laurel'.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Find the number of characteristics that the product "flax" has.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT count(*) FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t1.product_name = "flax"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT count(*) FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t1.product_name = "flax"
Find the number of characteristics that the product "flax" has.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Count the number of characteristics of the 'flax' product.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT count(*) FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t1.product_name = "flax"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT count(*) FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t1.product_name = "flax"
Count the number of characteristics of the 'flax' product.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Find the name of the products that have the color description "red" and have the characteristic name "fast".</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT product_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id JOIN ref_colors AS t4 ON t1.color_code = t4.color_code WHERE t4.color_description = "red" AND t3.characteristic_name = "fast"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT product_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id JOIN ref_colors AS t4 ON t1.color_code = t4.color_code WHERE t4.color_description = "red" AND t3.characteristic_name = "fast"
Find the name of the products that have the color description "red" and have the characteristic name "fast".
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What are the names of the products that have a color description of 'red' and the 'fast' characteristic?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT product_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id JOIN ref_colors AS t4 ON t1.color_code = t4.color_code WHERE t4.color_description = "red" AND t3.characteristic_name = "fast"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT product_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id JOIN ref_colors AS t4 ON t1.color_code = t4.color_code WHERE t4.color_description = "red" AND t3.characteristic_name = "fast"
What are the names of the products that have a color description of 'red' and the 'fast' characteristic?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>How many products have the characteristic named "hot"?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT count(*) FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t3.characteristic_name = "hot"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT count(*) FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t3.characteristic_name = "hot"
How many products have the characteristic named "hot"?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Count the number of products with the 'hot' charactersitic.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT count(*) FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t3.characteristic_name = "hot"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT count(*) FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t3.characteristic_name = "hot"
Count the number of products with the 'hot' charactersitic.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>List the all the distinct names of the products with the characteristic name 'warm'.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT DISTINCT t1.product_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t3.characteristic_name = "warm"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT DISTINCT t1.product_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t3.characteristic_name = "warm"
List the all the distinct names of the products with the characteristic name 'warm'.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What are the different product names for products that have the 'warm' characteristic:?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT DISTINCT t1.product_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t3.characteristic_name = "warm"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT DISTINCT t1.product_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id WHERE t3.characteristic_name = "warm"
What are the different product names for products that have the 'warm' characteristic:?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Find the number of the products that have their color described as "red" and have a characteristic named "slow".</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT count(*) FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id JOIN ref_colors AS t4 ON t1.color_code = t4.color_code WHERE t4.color_description = "red" AND t3.characteristic_name = "slow"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT count(*) FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id JOIN ref_colors AS t4 ON t1.color_code = t4.color_code WHERE t4.color_description = "red" AND t3.characteristic_name = "slow"
Find the number of the products that have their color described as "red" and have a characteristic named "slow".
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>How many products have the color description 'red' and the characteristic name 'slow'?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT count(*) FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id JOIN ref_colors AS t4 ON t1.color_code = t4.color_code WHERE t4.color_description = "red" AND t3.characteristic_name = "slow"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT count(*) FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id JOIN ref_colors AS t4 ON t1.color_code = t4.color_code WHERE t4.color_description = "red" AND t3.characteristic_name = "slow"
How many products have the color description 'red' and the characteristic name 'slow'?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Count the products that have the color description "white" or have the characteristic name "hot".</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT count(*) FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id JOIN ref_colors AS t4 ON t1.color_code = t4.color_code WHERE t4.color_description = "white" OR t3.characteristic_name = "hot"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT count(*) FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id JOIN ref_colors AS t4 ON t1.color_code = t4.color_code WHERE t4.color_description = "white" OR t3.characteristic_name = "hot"
Count the products that have the color description "white" or have the characteristic name "hot".
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>How many products have their color described as 'white' or have a characteristic with the name 'hot'?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT count(*) FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id JOIN ref_colors AS t4 ON t1.color_code = t4.color_code WHERE t4.color_description = "white" OR t3.characteristic_name = "hot"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT count(*) FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id JOIN ref_colors AS t4 ON t1.color_code = t4.color_code WHERE t4.color_description = "white" OR t3.characteristic_name = "hot"
How many products have their color described as 'white' or have a characteristic with the name 'hot'?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What is the unit of measuerment of the product category code "Herbs"?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT unit_of_measure FROM ref_product_categories WHERE product_category_code = "Herbs"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT unit_of_measure FROM ref_product_categories WHERE product_category_code = "Herbs"
What is the unit of measuerment of the product category code "Herbs"?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Return the unit of measure for 'Herb' products.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT unit_of_measure FROM ref_product_categories WHERE product_category_code = "Herbs"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT unit_of_measure FROM ref_product_categories WHERE product_category_code = "Herbs"
Return the unit of measure for 'Herb' products.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Find the product category description of the product category with code "Spices".</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT product_category_description FROM ref_product_categories WHERE product_category_code = "Spices"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT product_category_description FROM ref_product_categories WHERE product_category_code = "Spices"
Find the product category description of the product category with code "Spices".
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What is the description of the product category with the code 'Spices'?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT product_category_description FROM ref_product_categories WHERE product_category_code = "Spices"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT product_category_description FROM ref_product_categories WHERE product_category_code = "Spices"
What is the description of the product category with the code 'Spices'?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What is the product category description and unit of measurement of category "Herbs"?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT product_category_description , unit_of_measure FROM ref_product_categories WHERE product_category_code = "Herbs"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT product_category_description , unit_of_measure FROM ref_product_categories WHERE product_category_code = "Herbs"
What is the product category description and unit of measurement of category "Herbs"?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Return the description and unit of measurement for products in the 'Herbs' category.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT product_category_description , unit_of_measure FROM ref_product_categories WHERE product_category_code = "Herbs"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT product_category_description , unit_of_measure FROM ref_product_categories WHERE product_category_code = "Herbs"
Return the description and unit of measurement for products in the 'Herbs' category.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What is the unit of measurement of product named "cumin"?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t2.unit_of_measure FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_product_categories AS t2 ON t1.product_category_code = t2.product_category_code WHERE t1.product_name = "cumin"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t2.unit_of_measure FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_product_categories AS t2 ON t1.product_category_code = t2.product_category_code WHERE t1.product_name = "cumin"
What is the unit of measurement of product named "cumin"?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Give the unit of measure for the product with the name 'cumin'.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t2.unit_of_measure FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_product_categories AS t2 ON t1.product_category_code = t2.product_category_code WHERE t1.product_name = "cumin"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t2.unit_of_measure FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_product_categories AS t2 ON t1.product_category_code = t2.product_category_code WHERE t1.product_name = "cumin"
Give the unit of measure for the product with the name 'cumin'.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Find the unit of measurement and product category code of product named "chervil".</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t2.unit_of_measure , t2.product_category_code FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_product_categories AS t2 ON t1.product_category_code = t2.product_category_code WHERE t1.product_name = "chervil"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t2.unit_of_measure , t2.product_category_code FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_product_categories AS t2 ON t1.product_category_code = t2.product_category_code WHERE t1.product_name = "chervil"
Find the unit of measurement and product category code of product named "chervil".
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What are the unit of measure and category code for the 'chervil' product?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t2.unit_of_measure , t2.product_category_code FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_product_categories AS t2 ON t1.product_category_code = t2.product_category_code WHERE t1.product_name = "chervil"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t2.unit_of_measure , t2.product_category_code FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_product_categories AS t2 ON t1.product_category_code = t2.product_category_code WHERE t1.product_name = "chervil"
What are the unit of measure and category code for the 'chervil' product?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Find the product names that are colored 'white' but do not have unit of measurement "Handful".</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t1.product_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_product_categories AS t2 ON t1.product_category_code = t2.product_category_code JOIN ref_colors AS t3 ON t1.color_code = t3.color_code WHERE t3.color_description = "white" AND t2.unit_of_measure != "Handful"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t1.product_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_product_categories AS t2 ON t1.product_category_code = t2.product_category_code JOIN ref_colors AS t3 ON t1.color_code = t3.color_code WHERE t3.color_description = "white" AND t2.unit_of_measure != "Handful"
Find the product names that are colored 'white' but do not have unit of measurement "Handful".
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What are the names of products that are not 'white' in color and are not measured by the unit 'Handful'?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t1.product_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_product_categories AS t2 ON t1.product_category_code = t2.product_category_code JOIN ref_colors AS t3 ON t1.color_code = t3.color_code WHERE t3.color_description = "white" AND t2.unit_of_measure != "Handful"</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t1.product_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_product_categories AS t2 ON t1.product_category_code = t2.product_category_code JOIN ref_colors AS t3 ON t1.color_code = t3.color_code WHERE t3.color_description = "white" AND t2.unit_of_measure != "Handful"
What are the names of products that are not 'white' in color and are not measured by the unit 'Handful'?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What is the description of the color for most products?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t2.color_description FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_colors AS t2 ON t1.color_code = t2.color_code GROUP BY t2.color_description ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t2.color_description FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_colors AS t2 ON t1.color_code = t2.color_code GROUP BY t2.color_description ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1
What is the description of the color for most products?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Return the color description that is most common across all products.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t2.color_description FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_colors AS t2 ON t1.color_code = t2.color_code GROUP BY t2.color_description ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t2.color_description FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_colors AS t2 ON t1.color_code = t2.color_code GROUP BY t2.color_description ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1
Return the color description that is most common across all products.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What is the description of the color used by least products?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t2.color_description FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_colors AS t2 ON t1.color_code = t2.color_code GROUP BY t2.color_description ORDER BY count(*) ASC LIMIT 1</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t2.color_description FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_colors AS t2 ON t1.color_code = t2.color_code GROUP BY t2.color_description ORDER BY count(*) ASC LIMIT 1
What is the description of the color used by least products?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Give the color description that is least common across products.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t2.color_description FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_colors AS t2 ON t1.color_code = t2.color_code GROUP BY t2.color_description ORDER BY count(*) ASC LIMIT 1</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t2.color_description FROM products AS t1 JOIN ref_colors AS t2 ON t1.color_code = t2.color_code GROUP BY t2.color_description ORDER BY count(*) ASC LIMIT 1
Give the color description that is least common across products.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What is the characteristic name used by most number of the products?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t3.characteristic_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id GROUP BY t3.characteristic_name ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t3.characteristic_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id GROUP BY t3.characteristic_name ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1
What is the characteristic name used by most number of the products?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Return the name of the characteristic that is most common across all products.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t3.characteristic_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id GROUP BY t3.characteristic_name ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t3.characteristic_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id GROUP BY t3.characteristic_name ORDER BY count(*) DESC LIMIT 1
Return the name of the characteristic that is most common across all products.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What are the names, details and data types of the characteristics which are never used by any product?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT characteristic_name , other_characteristic_details , characteristic_data_type FROM CHARACTERISTICS EXCEPT SELECT t1.characteristic_name , t1.other_characteristic_details , t1.characteristic_data_type FROM CHARACTERISTICS AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.characteristic_id = t2.characteristic_id</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT characteristic_name , other_characteristic_details , characteristic_data_type FROM CHARACTERISTICS EXCEPT SELECT t1.characteristic_name , t1.other_characteristic_details , t1.characteristic_data_type FROM CHARACTERISTICS AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.characteristic_id = t2.characteristic_id
What are the names, details and data types of the characteristics which are never used by any product?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Give the names, details, and data types of characteristics that are not found in any product.</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT characteristic_name , other_characteristic_details , characteristic_data_type FROM CHARACTERISTICS EXCEPT SELECT t1.characteristic_name , t1.other_characteristic_details , t1.characteristic_data_type FROM CHARACTERISTICS AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.characteristic_id = t2.characteristic_id</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT characteristic_name , other_characteristic_details , characteristic_data_type FROM CHARACTERISTICS EXCEPT SELECT t1.characteristic_name , t1.other_characteristic_details , t1.characteristic_data_type FROM CHARACTERISTICS AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.characteristic_id = t2.characteristic_id
Give the names, details, and data types of characteristics that are not found in any product.
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>What are characteristic names used at least twice across all products?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t3.characteristic_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id GROUP BY t3.characteristic_name HAVING count(*) >= 2</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t3.characteristic_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id GROUP BY t3.characteristic_name HAVING count(*) >= 2
What are characteristic names used at least twice across all products?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id
This is a task converting text into SQL statements. We will first give the dataset schema and column types, primary keys and foreign keys and then ask a question in text. You are asked to generate SQL statement in SQLite. <schema>[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);</schema>" <primary_keys>[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id</primary_keys>" <foreign_keys>[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id</foreign_keys>" Answer the following question with a SQL Statement:<question>Give the names of characteristics that are in two or more products?</question> [SQL]:
<SQL_QUERY>SELECT t3.characteristic_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id GROUP BY t3.characteristic_name HAVING count(*) >= 2</SQL_QUERY>
products_gen_characteristics
SELECT t3.characteristic_name FROM products AS t1 JOIN product_characteristics AS t2 ON t1.product_id = t2.product_id JOIN CHARACTERISTICS AS t3 ON t2.characteristic_id = t3.characteristic_id GROUP BY t3.characteristic_name HAVING count(*) >= 2
Give the names of characteristics that are in two or more products?
[Schema (values) (types)]: | products_gen_characteristics | Ref_Characteristic_Types : characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_type_description (text) | Ref_Colors : color_code (text) , color_description (text) | Ref_Product_Categories : product_category_code (text) , product_category_description (text) , unit_of_measure (text) | Characteristics : characteristic_id (text) , characteristic_type_code (text) , characteristic_data_type (text) , characteristic_name (text) , other_characteristic_details (text) | Products : product_id (text) , color_code (text) , product_category_code (text) , product_name (text) , typical_buying_price (text) , typical_selling_price (text) , product_description (text) , other_product_details (text) | Product_Characteristics : product_id (text) , characteristic_id (text) , product_characteristic_value (text);
[Primary Keys]: ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code, ref_colors : color_code, ref_product_categories : product_category_code, characteristics : characteristic_id, products : product_id
[Foreign Keys]: characteristics : characteristic_type_code = ref_characteristic_types : characteristic_type_code | products : color_code = ref_colors : color_code | products : product_category_code = ref_product_categories : product_category_code | product_characteristics : product_id = products : product_id | product_characteristics : characteristic_id = characteristics : characteristic_id