"Subject" is defined as the table about which a "natural language statement" query is expressed. "Query params" includes all the tables that need to be joined/queried for the selection of the subject. Assuming a database has the following tables - "student, subject, midDayMealRecieved and examMarks". You can assume any linkage between the above tables and generate a SQL Schema that can be inserted in a Postgresql DB. Store the value as "schema.sql" Given this query in natural language - "Get all students who passed the maths exam and got the mid-day meal today?", and the "schema.sql" generated above, return the "subject" and query params.
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