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SQL Example

The document provides hands-on SQL exercises and test case examples for validating databases and SQL queries. It covers various scenarios including data consistency, completeness, integrity checks, performance optimization, ETL validation, security checks, and complex query validation. Each exercise includes a SQL query and a corresponding test case with expected results to ensure proper validation of database operations.

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SQL Example

The document provides hands-on SQL exercises and test case examples for validating databases and SQL queries. It covers various scenarios including data consistency, completeness, integrity checks, performance optimization, ETL validation, security checks, and complex query validation. Each exercise includes a SQL query and a corresponding test case with expected results to ensure proper validation of database operations.

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Hands-on SQL exercises and test case

examples for validating databases and SQL


queries
Here are hands-on SQL exercises and test case examples for
validating databases and SQL queries:

1. Basic Database Validation


Exercise: Check Data Consistency

✅ Scenario: Verify that every order in the Orders table has a


corresponding customer in the Customers table.

🔹 SQL Query:
SELECT o.order_id, o.customer_id
FROM Orders o
LEFT JOIN Customers c ON o.customer_id = c.customer_id
WHERE c.customer_id IS NULL;

🔹 Test Case Example:

Test Case ID Test Scenario Expected Result


TC_DB_001 Check if all orders have valid customers No rows should be returned

2. Data Completeness & Integrity Checks


Exercise: Identify Missing Data

✅ Scenario: Ensure that every product in the Products table has a valid
price.

🔹 SQL Query:
SELECT * FROM Products WHERE price IS NULL OR price <= 0;

🔹 Test Case Example:

Test Case ID Test Scenario Expected Result


TC_DB_002 Check if any product has a missing or invalid price No rows should be returned
3. Data Transformation & Business Rules
Validation
Exercise: Validate Discount Calculation

✅ Scenario: Verify that a 10% discount is correctly applied to all


product prices.

🔹 SQL Query:
SELECT product_id, original_price, discounted_price
FROM Products
WHERE discounted_price != original_price * 0.9;

🔹 Test Case Example:

Test Case ID Test Scenario Expected Result


TC_DB_003 Validate 10% discount calculation on products No rows should be returned

4. Performance & Optimization Checks


Exercise: Optimize Query for High-Volume Data

✅ Scenario: Fetch the top 5 highest-spending


customers efficiently.

🔹 Optimized SQL Query:


SELECT customer_id, SUM(total_amount) AS total_spent
FROM Orders
GROUP BY customer_id
ORDER BY total_spent DESC
LIMIT 5;

🔹 Test Case Example:

Test Case ID Test Scenario Expected Result


TC_DB_004 Retrieve top 5 customers based on spending Query returns correct top 5 customers

5. ETL & Data Migration Validation


Exercise: Compare Record Counts After Migration

✅ Scenario: Validate that the total number of records in


the Customers table is the same in both source and target databases
after migration.
🔹 SQL Query for Source DB:
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM SourceDB.Customers;

🔹 SQL Query for Target DB:


SELECT COUNT(*) FROM TargetDB.Customers;

🔹 Test Case Example:

Test Case ID Test Scenario Expected Result


Compare customer record counts after ETL Counts should match in both
TC_DB_005
migration databases

6. Security & Access Control Checks


Exercise: Check for Unauthorized Admin Access

✅ Scenario: Identify users who have an admin role but haven't logged
in for the last 6 months.

🔹 SQL Query:
SELECT user_id, username, last_login
FROM Users
WHERE role = 'admin' AND last_login < NOW() - INTERVAL 6 MONTH;

🔹 Test Case Example:

Test Case ID Test Scenario Expected Result


TC_DB_006 Identify inactive admin users Only inactive admin users should be listed

7. Complex Query Validation & Debugging


Exercise: Fetch Customer’s Last Purchase Date

✅ Scenario: Retrieve each customer’s most recent order date.

🔹 SQL Query:
SELECT customer_id, MAX(order_date) AS last_purchase_date
FROM Orders
GROUP BY customer_id;

🔹 Test Case Example:


Test Case ID Test Scenario Expected Result
Verify last purchase date per Each customer should have the correct latest
TC_DB_007
customer order date

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