MediumSQL challenge #171JOIN

Orders with Full User Info

Retrieve orders with all user details.

The challenge runs on the SQLabHub practice database (SQLite) and uses the users and orders tables. You can solve it in the browser, with nothing to install.

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The task

Retrieve orders with all user details.

A correct answer returns 200 rows with 20 columns: id, user_id, total, discount, item_count, status, order_date, shipped_date, shipping_city, shipping_country, id, first_name, last_name, email, phone, city, country, created_at, status, is_premium.

Tables used in this challenge

users 150 rows

id INTEGER (PK) · first_name TEXT · last_name TEXT · email TEXT · phone TEXT · city TEXT · country TEXT · created_at TEXT · status TEXT · is_premium INTEGER

First 3 rows of the users table
idfirst_namelast_nameemailphonecitycountrycreated_atstatusis_premium
1JenniferTorresjennifer.torres57@icloud.com+1-263-376-2371HoustonCanada2024-04-13active0
2DonnaAdamsdonna.adams52@gmail.com+1-753-780-6670Fort WorthCanada2020-09-15inactive0
3KennethYoungkenneth.young94@proton.me+1-440-743-9503AustinUSA2023-09-05active0

orders 200 rows

id INTEGER (PK) · user_id INTEGER · total REAL · discount REAL · item_count INTEGER · status TEXT · order_date TEXT · shipped_date TEXT · shipping_city TEXT · shipping_country TEXT

First 3 rows of the orders table
iduser_idtotaldiscountitem_countstatusorder_dateshipped_dateshipping_cityshipping_country
1432638.110.253cancelled2024-04-24NULLLos AngelesUSA
2829470.195delivered2024-03-152023-04-09ChicagoUSA
3136683.240.082delivered2023-02-152023-07-10Los AngelesUSA

The first rows of each table are shown. See how all the tables relate on the database schema page.

Expected output

Expected output of the challenge
iduser_idtotaldiscountitem_countstatusorder_dateshipped_dateshipping_cityshipping_countryidfirst_namelast_nameemailphonecitycountrycreated_atstatusis_premium
1432638.110.253cancelled2024-04-24NULLLos AngelesUSA43AmandaMitchellamanda.mitchell48@gmail.com+1-711-882-6457Fort WorthIndia2023-08-08inactive0
2829470.195delivered2024-03-152023-04-09ChicagoUSA8TimothyCampbelltimothy.campbell96@proton.me+1-571-133-1838ColumbusUSA2023-05-04inactive0
3136683.240.082delivered2023-02-152023-07-10Los AngelesUSA136SarahHernandezsarah.hernandez69@proton.me+1-681-582-4862ChicagoUSA2022-10-06inactive0
41153920.440.084processing2022-01-10NULLSan JoseUSA115LindaAllenlinda.allen39@yahoo.com+1-798-349-9212San AntonioUSA2021-02-28active1
51401120.990.134delivered2023-06-162023-12-21DenverUSA140RobertLewisrobert.lewis1@proton.me+1-688-786-4680PhoenixUSA2021-09-04inactive1

First 5 of 200 rows. This is the output of the model solution on the practice database. The task does not fix a sort order, so your rows may come back in a different order.

What you practise

  • Combining rows from two tables on a matching key with an inner join

Hint and approach

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JOIN users

Show the step-by-step approach

How the model solution is built, in the order the database evaluates it:

  1. Read from the orders table.
  2. Join users on orders.user_id = users.id.

Model solution

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What to watch for

  • INNER JOIN. An inner join drops rows that have no partner on the other side, and it repeats a row once for every match, which inflates SUM and COUNT.
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