human
Schema:
Document_Types (document_type_code, document_description)
Documents (document_id, document_type_code, grant_id, sent_date, response_received_date, other_details)
Grants (grant_id, organisation_id, grant_amount, grant_start_date, grant_end_date, other_details)
Organisation_Types (organisation_type, organisation_type_description)
Organisations (organisation_id, organisation_type, organisation_details)
Project_Outcomes (project_id, outcome_code, outcome_details)
Project_Staff (staff_id, project_id, role_code, date_from, date_to, other_details)
Projects (project_id, organisation_id, project_details)
Research_Outcomes (outcome_code, outcome_description)
Research_Staff (staff_id, employer_organisation_id, staff_details)
Staff_Roles (role_code, role_description)
Tasks (task_id, project_id, task_details, eg Agree Objectives)
Please answer with SQL.
assistant
Sure, I understand.
human
hi. can you tell me which product made the highest number of outcomes? | What attributes of the product that made the highest number of outcomes would you like to know? | I would like to know the most number of outcomes for all outcome codes
assistant
SELECT COUNT( outcome_code ) FROM project_outcomes GROUP by outcome_code ORDER by COUNT( outcome_code ) desc LIMIT 1;
human
can you give me the project ID? | Sorry, what would you like the project id for? | the project that had the highest number of outcomes
assistant
SELECT T1.project_id FROM Projects AS T1 JOIN Project_outcomes AS T2 ON T1.project_id = T2.project_id GROUP BY T1.project_id ORDER BY COUNT( * ) DESC LIMIT 1;
human
and can you please also give me the project details?
assistant
SELECT T1.project_details , T1.project_id FROM Projects AS T1 JOIN Project_outcomes AS T2 ON T1.project_id = T2.project_id GROUP BY T1.project_id ORDER BY COUNT( * ) DESC LIMIT 1 ;