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make_database.py
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
Created on Tue Jun 11 14:21:11 2019
@author: danielyaeger
This is code to create the database used in the sql_workshop Jupyter notebook.
To create the database, make sure the file 'NCHS_-_Leading_Causes_of_Death__United_States.csv'
is in the same directory as this script, navigae to the directory,
and then open a terminal and type:
python make_database
"""
import numpy as np
import re
import sqlite3
import pandas as pd
def clean_names(df):
L = []
for col in df.columns:
L.append(re.sub(r"\s+|-", '_', col))
L[1] = 'Cause_Description'
df.columns = L
def make_db(data):
conn = sqlite3.connect("leading_causes_of_death.sqlite")
cur = conn.cursor()
# Get unique years
yr_unique = np.sort(data.Year.unique()).tolist()
# Make year table
sql_statement1 = ("DROP TABLE IF EXISTS Year")
sql_statement2 = '''CREATE TABLE Year(
YearID INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
Year INTEGER NOT NULL
)'''
cur.execute(sql_statement1)
cur.execute(sql_statement2)
# Insert data into year table
for yr in yr_unique:
cur.execute("INSERT INTO Year (Year) VALUES (?)", (yr,))
conn.commit()
# Create list of unique causes
cause_unique = data.Cause_Name.unique().tolist()
maxLengthCause = max([len(item) for item in cause_unique])
cause_desc_unique = data.Cause_Description.unique().tolist()
maxLengthDesc = max([len(item) for item in cause_desc_unique])
# Create Cause table
sql_statement1 = ("DROP TABLE IF EXISTS Cause")
sql_statement2 = '''CREATE TABLE Cause(
CauseID INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
Cause_Name VARCHAR({0}),
Cause_Description VARCHAR({1})
)'''.format(maxLengthCause,maxLengthDesc)
cur.execute(sql_statement1)
cur.execute(sql_statement2)
# Insert data into Cause table
for i in range(len(cause_unique)):
cur.execute("INSERT INTO Cause (Cause_Name,Cause_Description) VALUES (?,?)",
(cause_unique[i], cause_desc_unique[i]))
conn.commit()
# Sort list of states
state_unique = np.sort(data.State.unique()).tolist()
maxLength = max([len(item) for item in state_unique])
# Make State table
sql_statement1 = ("DROP TABLE IF EXISTS State")
sql_statement2 = '''CREATE TABLE State(
StateID INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
State VARCHAR({0})
)'''.format(maxLength,)
cur.execute(sql_statement1)
cur.execute(sql_statement2)
# Insert data into State
for state in state_unique:
cur.execute("INSERT INTO State (State) VALUES (?)", (state,))
conn.commit()
# Get dataframes from each table to merge
df_state = pd.read_sql_query("SELECT * FROM State", conn)
df_cause = pd.read_sql_query("SELECT * FROM Cause", conn)
df_year = pd.read_sql_query("SELECT * FROM Year", conn)
# Merge ID values to dataframe
merged = pd.merge(data,df_state,how='outer',on=['State'])
merged = pd.merge(merged,df_cause,how='outer',on=['Cause_Name'])
merged = pd.merge(merged, df_year, how ='outer',on=['Year'])
# Create Deaths table
sql_statement1 = ("DROP TABLE IF EXISTS Deaths")
sql_statement2 = '''CREATE TABLE Deaths (
ID INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
YearID INTEGER,
CauseID INTEGER,
StateID INTEGER,
Deaths INTEGER,
Age_adjusted_Death_Rate FLOAT,
FOREIGN KEY (CauseID) REFERENCES Cause(CauseID),
FOREIGN KEY (YearID) REFERENCES Year(YearID),
FOREIGN KEY (StateID) REFERENCES State(StateID)
);'''
cur.execute(sql_statement1)
cur.execute(sql_statement2)
# Get merged data into right format
deaths = merged['Deaths'].values.tolist()
age_adj_rate = merged['Age_adjusted_Death_Rate'].values.tolist()
causeID = merged['CauseID'].values.tolist()
yearID = merged['YearID'].values.tolist()
stateID = merged['StateID'].values.tolist()
# Insert data into Deaths table
for i in range(len(merged)):
cur.execute('''INSERT INTO Deaths
(Deaths,Age_adjusted_Death_Rate,CauseID,YearID,StateID)
VALUES (?,?,?,?,?)''',
(deaths[i],age_adj_rate[i],causeID[i],yearID[i],stateID[i]))
conn.commit()
# Close database
conn.close()
if __name__ == "__main__":
# This chunk of code says that if you call this script from the command line
# it will execute the code below
print("Importing data...")
data = pd.read_csv('NCHS_-_Leading_Causes_of_Death__United_States.csv',',')
print("Cleaning variable names...")
clean_names(data)
print("Making SQLite database...")
make_db(data)
try:
conn = sqlite3.connect("leading_causes_of_death.sqlite")
df_state = pd.read_sql_query("SELECT * FROM State", conn)
if len(df_state) > 0:
print("Database named leading_causes_of_death.sqlite successfully created")
else:
print("Problem creating database")
except:
print("Error creating database!")