Combine All Products

Part of the Fundamentals section of Coddy's SQL journey — lesson 55 of 72.

Challenge

Medium

Available tables and columns:
enom_gilpane: part_id, rpm, watt, size
castle_loctus: part_id, rpm, watt, size
honpan_bilopsa: part_id, rpm, watt, size
yurnol_qoltam: part_id, rpm, watt, size

Now calculate the same quality for all products (Each table is a product) and combine them all using UNION ALL:

quality_table as (
    SELECT * FROM filtered_quality_1
    UNION ALL
    SELECT * FROM filtered_quality_2
    UNION ALL 
    SELECT * FROM filtered_quality_3
    UNION ALL 
    SELECT * FROM filtered_quality_4
)

Return part_id and quality

Try it yourself

SELECT part_id, AVG(quality) AS quality
FROM (
    SELECT part_id, AVG(quality) AS quality
    FROM (
        SELECT part_id, (rpm * (watt + (SELECT AVG(watt) FROM enom_gilpane)) / size) as quality
        FROM enom_gilpane
    )
    GROUP BY part_id
    HAVING quality > AVG(quality)
    UNION ALL
    SELECT part_id, AVG(quality) AS quality
    FROM (
        SELECT part_id, (rpm * (watt + (SELECT AVG(watt) FROM castle_loctus)) / size) as quality
        FROM castle_loctus
    )
    GROUP BY part_id
    HAVING quality > AVG(quality)
    UNION ALL
    SELECT part_id, AVG(quality) AS quality
    FROM (
        SELECT part_id, (rpm * (watt + (SELECT AVG(watt) FROM honpan_bilopsa)) / size) as quality
        FROM honpan_bilopsa
    )
    GROUP BY part_id
    HAVING quality > AVG(quality)
    UNION ALL
    SELECT part_id, AVG(quality) AS quality
    FROM (
        SELECT part_id, (rpm * (watt + (SELECT AVG(watt) FROM yurnol_qoltam)) / size) as quality
        FROM yurnol_qoltam
    )
    GROUP BY part_id
    HAVING quality > AVG(quality)
)
GROUP BY part_id
ORDER BY quality DESC