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Table 1: category
Movie categories.
col_name | col_type -------------+-------------------------- category_id | integer name | text
Table 2: film_category
A film can only belong to one category
col_name | col_type -------------+-------------------------- film_id | smallint category_id | smallint
Sample results
category_id | name
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123 | Category
Solution postgres
SELECT
C.category_id,
MAX(C.name) AS name
FROM film_category FC
INNER JOIN category C
ON C.category_id = FC.category_id
GROUP BY C.category_id
ORDER BY COUNT(*) DESC
LIMIT 1;
Explanation
This PostgreSQL query retrieves the category ID and the maximum name of the category with the highest number of films. The query joins the "film_category" and "category" tables using their category IDs and groups the results by category ID. It then orders the results by the count of films in descending order and limits the output to just one row, which corresponds to the category with the highest number of films.
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