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Analyzing Transaction Data in PL/SQL

The document contains SQL queries to analyze transaction data from an e-commerce platform. It includes queries to identify frequent customers, categorize vendors by transaction volume and status, group transactions by hour, day, and status, calculate intervals between transactions, calculate product sales and commissions by distributor, find total quantity of a product shipped in a month, and identify the latest transaction for each product.

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Analyzing Transaction Data in PL/SQL

The document contains SQL queries to analyze transaction data from an e-commerce platform. It includes queries to identify frequent customers, categorize vendors by transaction volume and status, group transactions by hour, day, and status, calculate intervals between transactions, calculate product sales and commissions by distributor, find total quantity of a product shipped in a month, and identify the latest transaction for each product.

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UAS PL/SQL
Part 1

1. Show a list of customer who made more than 1 SHIPPED purchases

SELECT customer_id, COUNT (*)


FROM transactions
GROUP BY customer_id
HAVING COUNT (*) > 1;

2. Show the total transactions (volume) and category of each vendors by following these
criteria:
a. Superb: More than 2 SHIPPED and 0 CANCELLED transactions
b. Good: More than 2 SHIPPED and 1 or more CANCELLED transactions
c. Normal: other than Superb and Good criteria Order the vendors by the best category
(Superb, Good, Normal), then by the biggest transaction volume.

SELECT vendor,
CASE
WHEN SUM(CASE when STATUS = 'SHIPPED' then 1 ELSE 0 END) > 2 AND SUM(CASE when
STATUS = 'CANCELLED' then 1 ELSE 0 END) = 0 THEN 'Superb'
WHEN SUM(CASE when STATUS = 'SHIPPED' then 1 ELSE 0 END) > 2 AND SUM(CASE when
STATUS = 'CANCELLED' then 1 ELSE 0 END) >= 1 THEN 'Good'
ELSE 'Normal'
END AS Category,
count(distinct order_id) AS TotalTransaction
FROM transactions
group by vendor;

3. Group the transactions by hour of transaction_date


SELECT EXTRACT(HOUR FROM transaction_date) "HourOfTheDay", COUNT(order_id)
"TotalTransaction" FROM transactions GROUP BY EXTRACT(HOUR FROM transaction_date)
order by "HourOfTheDay";

4. Group the transactions by day and statuses as the example below

SELECT to_char(transaction_date,'YYYY-MM-DD') as "DATE",


SUM(CASE when STATUS = 'SHIPPED' then 1 ELSE 0 END) as "SHIPPED",
SUM(CASE when STATUS = 'CANCELLED' then 1 ELSE 0 END) as "CANCELLED",
SUM(CASE when STATUS = 'PROCESSING' then 1 ELSE 0 END) as "PROCESSING"
FROM transactions
where STATUS IN ('SHIPPED','CANCELLED','PROCESSING')
GROUP BY to_char(transaction_date,'YYYY-MM-DD') order by
to_char(transaction_date,'YYYY-MM-DD') ;

5. Calculate the average, minimum and maximum of days interval of each transaction (how
many days from one transaction to the next)

select avg(daydiff) as avg_day, min(daydiff) min_day, max(daydiff) max_day from (select


[Link],[Link], trunc(b.transaction_date) - trunc(a.transaction_date) as daydiff
from TRANSACTIONS a
join TRANSACTIONS b on [Link]+1=[Link]);
Part 2

1. Show the sum of the total value of the products shipped along with the Distributor
Commissions (2% of the total product value if total quantity is 100 or less, 4% of the total
product value if total quantity sold is more than 100)
SELECT product_name, SUM (quantity * price) VALUE,
CASE
WHEN SUM (quantity) > 100
THEN SUM (quantity * price) * 4 / 100
ELSE SUM (quantity * price) * 2 / 100
END commission
FROM transaction_details
GROUP BY product_name

2. Show total quantity of “Indomie (all variant)” shipped within February 2018

SELECT SUM(quantity) AS total_quantity FROM transaction_details WHERE product_name


LIKE '%Indomie%'

3. For each product, show the ID of the last transaction which contained that particular
product

SELECT distinct(Product_name), MAX(trx_id) AS LastTransactionId FROM transaction_details


GROUP BY product_name

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