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Customer Orders Join

EasySQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

Write a SQL query to join customer and order tables and return the total order amount per customer.

Return every customer, including customers without orders. Treat customers with no non-null order amounts as having a total of zero.

Output

  1. One row per customer with customer_id, customer_name, and total_order_amount.
  2. Sort by customer_id in ascending order.

Schema

customers
ColumnTypeDescription
customer_idPKINTUnique customer identifier
customer_nameVARCHAR(100)Customer's full name
orders
ColumnTypeDescription
order_idPKINTUnique order identifier
customer_idINTIdentifier of the customer who placed the order
order_amountNUMERIC(10,2) monetary amount for the order
Tablescustomersorders
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