SQL Exercise: Players with their teams booked in the tournament
SQL soccer Database: Joins Exercise-41 with Solution
41. From the following tables, write a SQL query to find out how many times a player had been booked in the tournament. Show the result according to the team and number of times booked in descending order. Return country name, player name, and booked number of times.
Sample table: soccer_country
Sample table: player_booked
Sample table: player_mast
Sample Solution:
SQL Code:
SELECT a.country_name,c.player_name,COUNT(b.*) Booked
FROM soccer_country a
JOIN player_booked b ON a.country_id=b.team_id
JOIN player_mast c ON b.player_id=c.player_id
GROUP BY a.country_name,c.player_name
ORDER BY a.country_name,Booked DESC;
Sample Output:
country_name | player_name | booked ---------------------+-------------------------+-------- Albania | Lorik Cana | 2 Albania | Burim Kukeli | 2 Albania | Ledian Memushaj | 1 Albania | Mergim Mavraj | 1 Albania | Migjen Basha | 1 Albania | Elseid Hysaj | 1 Albania | Amir Abrashi | 1 Albania | Ergys Kace | 1 Austria | Aleksandar Dragovic | 2 Austria | Marc Janko | 1 Austria | Martin Harnik | 1 Austria | Alessandro Schopf | 1 Austria | Christian Fuchs | 1 Austria | Martin Hinteregger | 1 Belgium | Thomas Vermaelen | 2 Belgium | Marouane Fellaini | 2 Belgium | Michy Batshuayi | 1 Belgium | Thomas Meunier | 1 Belgium | Axel Witsel | 1 Belgium | Toby Alderweireld | 1 Belgium | Jan Vertonghen | 1 Croatia | Milan Badelj | 1 Croatia | Sime Vrsaljko | 1 Croatia | Marko Rog | 1 Croatia | Marcelo Brozovic | 1 Croatia | Ivan PeriSic | 1 Croatia | Ivan Strinic | 1 Croatia | Darijo Srna | 1 Croatia | Domagoj Vida | 1 -------- Turkey | Hakan Balta | 2 Turkey | Cenk Tosun | 1 Turkey | Volkan Sen | 1 Turkey | Burak Yilmaz | 1 Turkey | Ozan Tufan | 1 Turkey | Ismail Koybasi | 1 Ukraine | Ruslan Rotan | 1 Ukraine | Olexandr Kucher | 1 Ukraine | Yevhen Konoplyanka | 1 Ukraine | Serhiy Sydorchuk | 1 Ukraine | Yevhen Seleznyov | 1 Wales | Ben Davies | 2 Wales | Aaron Ramsey | 2 Wales | James Chester | 2 Wales | Chris Gunter | 1 Wales | Sam Vokes | 1 Wales | Joe Allen | 1 Wales | Neil Taylor | 1 Wales | Gareth Bale | 1 (167 rows)
Code Explanation:
The provided query in SQL that retrieves the number of bookings made by each player of each country in soccer matches.
The JOIN clause joins the soccer_country aliased as 'a' and player_booked aliased as 'b' based on the country_id and team_id columns and join the player_mast table aliased as 'c' with the result set based on the player_id column.
The GROUP BY clause is used to group the result set by country and player.
The ORDER BY clause is used to sort the result set by country name and the number of bookings in descending order.
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Sample Database: soccer

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