Database Management Quiz: Events Table Issues

Study Notes

The first SQL query aggregates total points for female participants, selecting the highest score.
- Utilizes SUM(Points) to calculate total points from the points table.
- Results ordered by total points in descending order.
- Limits the output to the top performer.
The second SQL query retrieves the same information focusing on participant IDs, names, and events, also aggregating total points.

String query retrieves age groups from the events table.
A Connection object is opened to execute the query in a try-with-resources block, ensuring proper resource management.

If the age group contains "under 13," another SQL query is executed to find the best athlete in that category.
- Selects point ID, name, event, and total points, organized in descending order and limited to one result.
Points, names, and events are extracted, and formatted output includes participant names and their scores.

The method returns a string detailing the best athlete's name and points or an error message if exceptions occur.

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