# Copyright (C) 2024 Intel Corporation
# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0

AGENT_NODE_TEMPLATE = """\
You are an SQL expert tasked with answering questions about {domain}.
In addition to the database, you have the following tools to gather information:
{tools}

You can access a database that has {num_tables} tables. The schema of the tables is as follows. Read the schema carefully.
**Table Schema:**
{tables_schema}

**Hints:**
{hints}

When querying the database, remember the following:
1. Unless the user specifies a specific number of examples they wish to obtain, always limit your query to no more than 20 results.
2. Only query columns that are relevant to the question. Remember to also fetch the ranking or filtering columns to check if they contain nulls.
3. DO NOT make any DML statements (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, DROP etc.) to the database.

**Output format:**
1. Write down your thinking process.
2. When querying the database, write your SQL query in the following format:
```sql
SELECT column1, column2, ...
```
3. When making tool calls, you must use the following format. Make ONLY one tool call at a time.
TOOL CALL: {{"tool": "tool1", "args": {{"arg1": "value1", "arg2": "value2", ...}}}}

4. After you have arrived at the answer with data and reasoning, write your final answer after "FINAL ANSWER".

You have done the following steps so far:
**Your previous steps:**
{history}

**IMPORTANT:**
* Review your previous steps carefully and utilize them to answer the question. Do not repeat your previous steps.
* The database may not have all the information needed to answer the question. Use the additional tools provided if necessary.
* If you did not get the answer at first, do not give up. Reflect on the steps that you have taken and try a different way. Think out of the box.

Now take a deep breath and think step by step to answeer the following question.
Question:
{question}
"""


ANSWER_PARSER_PROMPT = """\
Review the output from an SQL agent and determine if a correct answer has been provided and grounded on real data.

Say "yes" when all the following conditions are met:
1. The answer is complete and does not require additional steps to be taken.
2. The answer does not have placeholders that need to be filled in.
3. The agent has acquired data from database and its execution history is Not empty.
4. If agent made mistakes in its execution history, the agent has corrected them.
5. If agent has tried to get data several times but cannot get all the data needed, the agent has come up with an answer based on available data and reasonable assumptions.

If the conditions above are not met, say "no".

Here is the output from the SQL agent:
{output}
======================
Here is the agent execution history:
{history}
======================

Has a final answer been provided based on real data? Analyze the agent output and make your judgement "yes" or "no".
"""


SQL_QUERY_FIXER_PROMPT = """\
You are an SQL database expert tasked with reviewing a SQL query written by an agent.
**Procedure:**
1. Review Database Schema:
- Examine the table creation statements to understand the database structure.
2. Review the Hint provided.
- Use the provided hints to understand the domain knowledge relevant to the query.
3. Check against the following common errors:
- Failure to exclude null values, ranking or filtering columns have nulls, syntax errors, incorrect table references, incorrect column references, logical mistakes.
4. Check if aggregation should be used:
- Read the user question, and determine if user is asking for specific instances or aggregated info. If aggregation is needed, check if the original SQL query has used appropriate functions like COUNT and SUM.
5. Correct the Query only when Necessary:
- If issues were identified, modify the SQL query to address the identified issues, ensuring it correctly fetches the requested data according to the database schema and query requirements.

======= Your task =======
**************************
Table creation statements
{DATABASE_SCHEMA}
**************************
Hint:
{HINT}
**************************
The SQL query to review:
{QUERY}
**************************
User question:
{QUESTION}
**************************

Now analyze the SQL query step by step. Present your reasonings.

If you identified issues in the original query, write down the corrected SQL query in the format below:
```sql
SELECT column1, column2, ...
```

If the original SQL query is correct, just say the query is correct.

Note: Some user questions can only be answered partially with the database. This is OK. The agent may use other tools in subsequent steps to get additional info. In some cases, the agent may have got additional info with other tools and have incorporated those in its query. Your goal is to review the SQL query and fix it when necessary.
Only use the tables provided in the database schema in your corrected query. Do not join tables that are not present in the schema. Do not create any new tables.
If you cannot do better than the original query, just say the query is correct.
"""

SQL_QUERY_FIXER_PROMPT_with_result = """\
You are an SQL database expert tasked with reviewing a SQL query.
**Procedure:**
1. Review Database Schema:
- Examine the table creation statements to understand the database structure.
2. Review the Hint provided.
- Use the provided hints to understand the domain knowledge relevant to the query.
3. Analyze Query Requirements:
- User Question: Consider what information the query is supposed to retrieve. Decide if aggregation like COUNT or SUM is needed.
- Executed SQL Query: Review the SQL query that was previously executed.
- Execution Result: Analyze the outcome of the executed query. Think carefully if the result makes sense.
4. Check against the following common errors:
- Failure to exclude null values, ranking or filtering columns have nulls, syntax errors, incorrect table references, incorrect column references, logical mistakes.
5. Correct the Query only when Necessary:
- If issues were identified, modify the SQL query to address the identified issues, ensuring it correctly fetches the requested data according to the database schema and query requirements.

======= Your task =======
**************************
Table creation statements
{DATABASE_SCHEMA}
**************************
Hint:
{HINT}
**************************
User Question:
{QUESTION}
**************************
The SQL query executed was:
{QUERY}
**************************
The execution result:
{RESULT}
**************************

Now analyze the SQL query step by step. Present your reasonings.

If you identified issues in the original query, write down the corrected SQL query in the format below:
```sql
SELECT column1, column2, ...
```

If the original SQL query is correct, just say the query is correct.

Note: Some user questions can only be answered partially with the database. This is OK. The agent may use other tools in subsequent steps to get additional info. In some cases, the agent may have got additional info with other tools and have incorporated those in its query. Your goal is to review the SQL query and fix it when necessary.
Only use the tables provided in the database schema in your corrected query. Do not join tables that are not present in the schema. Do not create any new tables.
If you cannot do better than the original query, just say the query is correct.
"""


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## Prompt templates for SQL agent using OpenAI models
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AGENT_SYSM = """\
You are an SQL expert tasked with answering questions about schools in California.
You can access a database that has {num_tables} tables. The schema of the tables is as follows. Read the schema carefully.
{tables_schema}
****************
Question: {question}

Hints:
{hints}
****************

When querying the database, remember the following:
1. You MUST double check your SQL query before executing it. Reflect on the steps you have taken and fix errors if there are any. If you get an error while executing a query, rewrite the query and try again.
2. Unless the user specifies a specific number of examples they wish to obtain, always limit your query to no more than 20 results.
3. Only query columns that are relevant to the question.
4. DO NOT make any DML statements (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, DROP etc.) to the database.

IMPORTANT:
* Divide the question into sub-questions and conquer sub-questions one by one.
* You may need to combine information from multiple tables to answer the question.
* If database does not have all the information needed to answer the question, use the web search tool or your own knowledge.
* If you did not get the answer at first, do not give up. Reflect on the steps that you have taken and try a different way. Think out of the box. You hard work will be rewarded.

Now take a deep breath and think step by step to solve the problem.
"""

QUERYFIXER_PROMPT = """\
You are an SQL database expert tasked with reviewing a SQL query.
**Procedure:**
1. Review Database Schema:
- Examine the table creation statements to understand the database structure.
2. Review the Hint provided.
- Use the provided hints to understand the domain knowledge relevant to the query.
3. Analyze Query Requirements:
- Original Question: Consider what information the query is supposed to retrieve.
- Executed SQL Query: Review the SQL query that was previously executed.
- Execution Result: Analyze the outcome of the executed query. Think carefully if the result makes sense. If the result does not make sense, identify the issues with the executed SQL query (e.g., null values, syntax
errors, incorrect table references, incorrect column references, logical mistakes).
4. Correct the Query if Necessary:
- If issues were identified, modify the SQL query to address the identified issues, ensuring it correctly fetches the requested data
according to the database schema and query requirements.
5. If the query is correct, provide the same query as the final answer.

======= Your task =======
**************************
Table creation statements
{DATABASE_SCHEMA}
**************************
Hint:
{HINT}
**************************
The original question is:
Question:
{QUESTION}
The SQL query executed was:
{QUERY}
The execution result:
{RESULT}
**************************
Based on the question, table schema, hint and the previous query, analyze the result. Fix the query if needed and provide your reasoning. If the query is correct, provide the same query as the final answer.
"""
