human
Schema:
Physician (EmployeeID, Name, Position, SSN)
Department (DepartmentID, Name, Head)
Affiliated_With (Physician, Department, PrimaryAffiliation)
Procedures (Code, Name, Cost)
Trained_In (Physician, Treatment, CertificationDate, CertificationExpires)
Patient (SSN, Name, Address, Phone, InsuranceID, PCP)
Nurse (EmployeeID, Name, Position, Registered, SSN)
Appointment (AppointmentID, Patient, PrepNurse, Physician, Start, End, ExaminationRoom)
Medication (Code, Name, Brand, Description)
Prescribes (Physician, Patient, Medication, Date, Appointment, Dose)
Block (BlockFloor, BlockCode)
Room (RoomNumber, RoomType, BlockFloor, BlockCode, Unavailable)
On_Call (Nurse, BlockFloor, BlockCode, OnCallStart, OnCallEnd)
Stay (StayID, Patient, Room, StayStart, StayEnd)
Undergoes (Patient, Procedures, Stay, DateUndergoes, Physician, AssistingNurse)
Please answer with SQL.
assistant
Sure, I understand.
human
Could you please find all the procedures that cost more than 1000?
assistant
SELECT * FROM procedures WHERE cost > 1000;
human
Could you please find all the procedure that Jon Wen was trained in?
assistant
SELECT * FROM physician AS T1 JOIN trained_in AS T2 ON T1.employeeid = T2.physician JOIN procedures AS T3 ON T3.code = T2.treatment WHERE T1.name = "John Wen" ;