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5 rows where song_id = "17f7f7a614953d4c6b8dfd751c14b14c"

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id ▼ song_id steps jumps beats type difficulty meter
17f7f7a614953d4c6b8dfd751c14b14c-beginner-2 Jupiter Junction 17f7f7a614953d4c6b8dfd751c14b14c 71 6 272 dance-single: beginner 2
17f7f7a614953d4c6b8dfd751c14b14c-challenge-11 Jupiter Junction 17f7f7a614953d4c6b8dfd751c14b14c 701 20 280 dance-single: challenge 11
17f7f7a614953d4c6b8dfd751c14b14c-easy-5 Jupiter Junction 17f7f7a614953d4c6b8dfd751c14b14c 234 25 272 dance-single: easy 5
17f7f7a614953d4c6b8dfd751c14b14c-hard-10 Jupiter Junction 17f7f7a614953d4c6b8dfd751c14b14c 632 14 280 dance-single: hard 10
17f7f7a614953d4c6b8dfd751c14b14c-medium-7 Jupiter Junction 17f7f7a614953d4c6b8dfd751c14b14c 402 14 272 dance-single: medium 7

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CREATE TABLE [charts] (
   [song_id] TEXT REFERENCES [songs]([id]),
   [steps] INTEGER,
   [jumps] INTEGER,
   [beats] INTEGER,
   [type] TEXT,
   [difficulty] TEXT,
   [meter] INTEGER,
   [id] TEXT PRIMARY KEY
);