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SQL Query for Data Extraction
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SQL Query for Data Extraction

EasySQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

Write a SQL query to extract specific data from a database.

Using the supplied market_observations table, return CME observations with a closing price of at least 100. Include the requested columns and sort the results chronologically, using the instrument symbol as the tie-breaker.

Output

  1. One row per qualifying observation.
  2. Columns: instrument, observation_date, and close_price.
  3. Include only CME rows with close_price >= 100.
  4. Order by observation_date ascending, then instrument ascending.

Schema

market_observations
ColumnTypeDescription
observation_idPKINTUnique observation identifier
instrumentVARCHAR(20)Market instrument symbol
observation_dateDATEDate of the market observation
venueVARCHAR(20)Trading venue
close_priceNUMERIC(12,4)Closing price for the observation
Tablesmarket_observations
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