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Filter High Priority Open Records
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Filter High Priority Open Records

EasySQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

Write a SQL query to extract data from a specific table under certain conditions.

Use the maintenance_records table. Return records whose status is Open and priority is High.

Output

  1. Return inspection_id, component_id, inspection_date, and finding.
  2. Include only matching records.
  3. Sort by inspection_date ascending, then inspection_id ascending.

Schema

maintenance_records
ColumnTypeDescription
inspection_idPKINTUnique inspection record identifier
component_idVARCHAR(20)Inspected component identifier
inspection_dateDATEDate of the inspection
statusVARCHAR(20)Current inspection status
priorityVARCHAR(20)Priority assigned to the inspection
findingVARCHAR(255)Inspection finding or observation
Tablesmaintenance_records
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