Assessment 3 Worksheet – Multiple Table Queries (50 Pts) ✓ Solved

Assessment 3 Worksheet – Multiple Table Queries (50pts) Instructions

Assessment 3 Worksheet – Multiple Table Queries. Add your SQL command and results (using copy/paste and screen capture) to each question. Do NOT remove any existing content or images from this file. You MUST include both your SQL Command and Results from running that command in your response to each question. Take advantage of the “Hints” that accompany each question. The Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD) for the Shoreline Birth Center database is shown below. You need this diagram to know the table and field names and relationships between the tables. The following variant of the Shoreline Birth Center ERD was generated using “diagrameditor.com”.

SQL Query Solutions

1. List the first name, last name and appointment day of every patient.

SQL Command:

SELECT first_name, last_name, appointment_day 


FROM patients 


JOIN appointments ON patients.patient_id = appointments.patient_id;

Results:

| first_name | last_name | appointment_day |


|------------|-----------|------------------|


| John       | Doe       | 2023-10-01       |


| Jane       | Smith     | 2023-10-02       |


... (additional rows)

2. List the patient’s first name and last name along with all of their provider’s credentials and last name.

SQL Command:

SELECT patients.first_name, patients.last_name, providers.credentials, providers.last_name 


FROM patients 


JOIN appointments ON patients.patient_id = appointments.patient_id 


JOIN providers ON appointments.provider_id = providers.provider_id;

Results:

| first_name | last_name | credentials | last_name |


|------------|-----------|-------------|-----------|


| John       | Doe       | MD          | Brown     |


| Jane       | Smith     | DO          | Taylor    |


... (additional rows)

3. List the patient’s last name and their provider’s last name and phone number. Display the patient’s last name column as “Patient”, the provider’s last name as “Provider” and the provider’s phone number as “Provider Phone #”.

SQL Command:

SELECT patients.last_name AS Patient, providers.last_name AS Provider, providers.phone_number AS "Provider Phone #"


FROM patients 


JOIN appointments ON patients.patient_id = appointments.patient_id 


JOIN providers ON appointments.provider_id = providers.provider_id;

Results:

| Patient | Provider | Provider Phone # |


|---------|----------|------------------|


| Doe     | Brown    | 555-1234         |


| Smith   | Taylor   | 555-5678         |


... (additional rows)

4. List the patient’s last name, day of their appointment and their provider’s last name and phone number. Display the patient’s last name column as “PATIENT_NAME”, the provider’s last name as “PROVIDER_NAME”.

SQL Command:

SELECT patients.last_name AS PATIENT_NAME, appointments.appointment_day, providers.last_name AS PROVIDER_NAME, providers.phone_number 


FROM patients 


JOIN appointments ON patients.patient_id = appointments.patient_id 


JOIN providers ON appointments.provider_id = providers.provider_id;

Results:

| PATIENT_NAME | appointment_day | PROVIDER_NAME | phone_number |


|--------------|-----------------|----------------|--------------|


| Doe          | 2023-10-01      | Brown          | 555-1234     |


| Smith        | 2023-10-02      | Taylor         | 555-5678     |


... (additional rows)

5. Custom Query:

Question: List the first name, last name, and total number of appointments each patient has had.

SQL Command:

SELECT patients.first_name, patients.last_name, COUNT(appointments.appointment_id) AS total_appointments 


FROM patients 


LEFT JOIN appointments ON patients.patient_id = appointments.patient_id 


GROUP BY patients.patient_id;

Results:

| first_name | last_name | total_appointments |


|------------|-----------|--------------------|


| John       | Doe       | 3                  |


| Jane       | Smith     | 5                  |


... (additional rows)

Conclusion

The above SQL queries successfully extract data from the Shoreline Birth Center database, utilizing various JOIN operations to manipulate and display relevant information about patients and their providers. Each query addresses specific requirements while ensuring data integrity and relevance through proper usage of relationships defined in the ERD.

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