My experience says that OpenNLP doesn’t have any inbuilt functionality for converting English sentences to SQL queries. But you can go for developing a dedicated module by efficiently utilizing the existing OpenNLP modules. For example, named entity extraction, chunking, and parsing, etc. using these can help you in succeeding without any hassle. There are many approaches like “Natural Language Interfaces to databases” you can follow to get the answer to your question. But, if you are open to Python, this can be done through it. You can also try to write a new DSL for this.

Generally, a common question answering system like NLIDB has two key components, i.e. the question analysis and the answer retrieval.

When you give input through putting any question or query, few key terms are produced by the question analysis component, question category or class as well as the input question’s structure. While taking out the output of the question during the question analysis of the component as input, the answer retrieval component will first generate a concrete query expression. This will be done in the database query language, just like the SQL query.

Later, the solid SQL query is used for finding an appropriate answer in a particular target database. During this process using the semantic lexicons, like "WordNet" can be beneficial for mapping the extracted key terms like relations, or concepts to the database concepts like columns or even table names.

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    In MySQL RDBMS, the default date functions are:

     

    Sr.No.

    Function & Description

    1

    ADDDATE()

    Adds dates

    2

    ADDTIME()

    Adds time

    3

    CONVERT_TZ()

    Converts from one timezone to another

    4

    CURDATE()

    Returns the current date

    5

    CURRENT_DATE(), CURRENT_DATE

    Works the same as CURDATE()

    6

    CURRENT_TIME(), CURRENT_TIME

    Works the same as CURTIME()

    7

    CURRENT_TIMESTAMP(), CURRENT_TIMESTAMP

    Works the same as NOW()

    8

    CURTIME()

    Returns the current time

    9

    DATE_ADD()

    Adds two dates

    10

    DATE_FORMAT()

    Formats date as specified

    11

    DATE_SUB()

    Subtracts two dates

    12

    DATE()

    Extracts the date part of a date or datetime expression

    13

    DATEDIFF()

    Subtracts two dates

    14

    DAY()

    Synonym for DAYOFMONTH()

    15

    DAYNAME()

    Returns the name of the weekday

    16

    DAYOFMONTH()

    Returns the day of the month (1-31)

    17

    DAYOFWEEK()

    Returns the weekday index of the argument

    18

    DAYOFYEAR()

    Returns the day of the year (1-366)

    19

    EXTRACT

    Extracts part of a date

    20

    FROM_DAYS()

    Converts a day number to a date

    21

    FROM_UNIXTIME()

    Formats date as a UNIX timestamp

    22

    HOUR()

    Extracts the hour

    23

    LAST_DAY

    Returns the last day of the month for the argument

    24

    LOCALTIME(), LOCALTIME

    Synonym for NOW()

    25

    LOCALTIMESTAMP, LOCALTIMESTAMP()

    Synonym for NOW()

    26

    MAKEDATE()

    Creates a date from the year and day of year

    27

    MAKETIME

    Returns a time value calculated from the hour, minute and second arguments.

    28

    MICROSECOND()

    Returns the microseconds from argument

    29

    MINUTE()

    Returns the minute from the argument

    30

    MONTH()

    Return the month from the date passed

    31

    MONTHNAME()

    Returns the name of the month

    32

    NOW()

    Returns the current date and time

    33

    PERIOD_ADD()

    Adds a period to a year-month

    34

    PERIOD_DIFF()

    Returns the number of months between periods

    35

    QUARTER()

    Returns the quarter from a date argument

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