Dante O. Cuales, Jr.

README.md

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 # SQL
 
+
 See [the Lambda page on Relational
 Databases](https://github.com/LambdaSchool/Relational-Databases) for more
 information. (Note that page is for PostgreSQL, but the SQL information is valid

notes.sql

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+PRAGMA foreign_keys = ON;
+
+DROP TABLE IF EXISTS notes;
+DROP TABLE IF EXISTS author;
+
+create table notes (
+    id integer primary key autoincrement,
+    title varchar(128),
+    content varchar(128),
+    created_on datetime,
+    author_id integer,
+    foreign key(author_id) references author(id)
+);
+
+create table author (
+    id integer primary key autoincrement,
+    name varchar(128)
+);
+
+insert into author (name) values ("Jane Austen");
+insert into author (name) values ("PG Wodehouse");
+insert into author (name) values ("Mortimer Adler");
+insert into author (name) values ("Anton Chekhov");
+
+insert into notes (title, content, created_on, author_id) values ("Pride and Prejudice", "It is a truth universally acknowledged...", current_timestamp, 1);
+insert into notes (title, content, created_on, author_id) values ("Jeeves and Wooster", "Good morning, Jeeves!", current_timestamp, 2);
+insert into notes (title, content, created_on, author_id) values ("How to Read a Book", "In the case of books...", current_timestamp, 3);
+
+select title, content from notes, author
+    where notes.author_id = author.id and
+    author.name = "Jane Austen";
+
+select name from notes, author
+    where notes.author_id = author.id and
+    notes.id = 3;
+
+select name, count(*) from notes, author
+    where notes.author_id = author.id
+    group by author_id;
+
+delete from author where id >= 4;