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Generate a schedule for Rex Rios.
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Welcome back.
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So far,
things are going a lot smoother today.
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The fire department's not around, and the
all the teachers seem a bit more relaxed.
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The only issue at the moment is
a student who was sick yesterday and
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wasn't able to pick up his schedule.
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Could you print off a schedule for
Rex Rios?
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To figure out Rex's schedule, we're
gonna need to use the schedule table.
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But first, let's select just Rex
himself from the students table.
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So SELECT *
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FROM STUDENTS WHERE FIRST_NAME = Rex AND
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LAST_NAME = Rios.
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Then once we've got Rex,
let's look at the schedule table and
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it looks like we can join on
the STUDENT_ID to get his schedule.
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So let's add a JOIN on
the schedule table and
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let's draw ON STUDENTS.ID
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= SCHEDULE.STUDENT_ID.
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And if we run this,
now we have Rex's schedule, and let's see,
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we've got one, two, three,
four, five, six, seven classes.
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But we don't know what classes those are,
or even what period those classes are.
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To get that information, we are going
to have to join to the class table and
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then from the classes table,
to the subjects table.
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So, let's add a JOIN, and let's join
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two CLASSES ON CLASSES.ID
= SCHEDULE.CLASS_ID.
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And if we run it now,
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we should have rows off to the right
here which will be the classes table.
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And there we go.
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So here's the class IDs, the subjects,
the periods, the teacher and
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what room those are in.
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So to get which subject it is, we need
to join to the subject table using this
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subject ID column which comes
from the classes table.
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So JOIN on
SUBJECTS ON CLASSES.SUBJECT_ID and
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actually since we've
been doing this ID first,
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let's do SUBJECTS.ID = CLASSES.SUBJECT_ID.
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And if we run it now,
here's the subject information we need.
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So to get this into a nice schedule for
Rex let's add an ORDER BY and let's do
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it by PERIOD_ID ascending as well as let's
just select a little less information.
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So let's select the PERIOD
then the SUBJECTS.NAME so
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the NAME of the subject and
then let's also select what grade it is.
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SUBJECTS.GRADE which actually is name.
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Yeah I think we don't
need SUBJECTS there and
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doesn't look like we need it here either.
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And if we run this, right,
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it is PERIOD_ID.
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Unfortunately grade is
an ambiguous column, so
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let's do SUBJECTS.GRADE, and there we go.
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That's Rex's schedule.
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