CoderPad provides a basic SQL sandbox with the following schema.
You can also use commands like show tables and desc <table_name>.
employees
id(int)first_name(varchar)last_name(varchar)salary(int)department_id(int)
departments
id(int)name(varchar)
projects
id(int)title(varchar)start_date(date)end_date(date)budget(int)
employees_projects
project_id(int)employee_id(int)
Identify the employee IDs that have more than 1 project.
This SQL question asks you to find employee IDs that appear in more than one project assignment. The core idea is to group rows in the employees_projects junction table by employee_id, count the number of associated projects, and then filter the groups with HAVING COUNT(*) > 1. It is a straightforward aggregation problem focused on many-to-many relationships.