1) Write or select the correct SQL statement that satisfies the following case: Find value 'Dern' of the 'Style' attribute in the table 'Invoice_Line'
2)Write or select the correct SQL statement that satisfies the following case: Find value '36' of the 'Quantity' attribute in the table 'Invoice_Line'
3)Write or select the correct SQL statement that satisfies the following case: Find value 'Willis' of the 'Last Name' attribute in the table 'Contacts'
4)Write or select the correct SQL statement that satisfies the following case: Find value '08/04/2014' of the 'Invoice Date' attribute in the table 'Invoice'
5)Write or select the correct SQL statement that satisfies the following case: Find value 'Gregory' of the 'Nickname' attribute in the table 'Customer'
6)Write or select the correct SQL statement that satisfies the following case: Find value 'James' of the 'First Name' attribute in the table 'Contacts'
7)Write or select the correct SQL statement that satisfies the following case: Find value 'Williams' of the 'First Name' attribute in the table 'Vendors'
8)Write or select the correct SQL statement that satisfies the following case: Find value '58' of the 'Age' attribute in the table 'Vendors'
9)Write or select the correct SQL statement that satisfies the following case: Find value 'Julianne' of the 'First Name' attribute in the table 'Customer'
10)Write or select the correct SQL statement that satisfies the following case: Find value '47' of the 'Days Late' attribute in the table 'Invoice'
So, I answered these questions with the table first, but that is incorrect. So, I am just confused their has to be a flow to this, and I am just plan confused.
Note that, in the following queries I used SELECT * FROM table_name statements. If you want to display only the field name just use the field name instead of the '*'.
You should ensure that the field names in table are same in all queries.
1) SELECT * FROM Invoice_Lane WHERE Style='Dern';
This statement selects all the details from table Invoice_Lane where the Style attribute value is Dern.
If we want to display only the field name instead of all details, use SELECT Style FROM Invoice_Lane WHERE style='Dern';
2) SELECT * FROM Invoice_Lane WHERE Quantity=36;
This statement selects all the details from Invoice_Lane table where the Quantity value is 36
3) SELECT * FROM Contacts WHERE LastName='Willis';
This statement selects all the details from Contacts table where Last Name is Willis.
4)SELECT * FROM Invoice WHERE InvoiceDate='08/04/2014';
This statement Selects row from Invoice table where InvoiceDate='08/04/2014'
5)SELECT * FROM Customer WHERE Nickname='Gregory';
This statement prints the row from Customer table where NaNaickname is Gregory
6)SELECT * FROM Contacts WHERE FirstName='James';
This statement prints thw corresponding row fron Contacts table where FirstName is James
7)SELECT * FROM Vendors WHERE FirstName='Williams';
This statement prints the row with firstname is Williams
8)SELECT * FROM Vendors WHERE Age=58;
This statement prints row with age is 58 from Vendors table.
9)SELECT * FROM Customer WHERE FirstName='Julianne';
This Statement prints details from Customer table where FirstName is Juliane.
10)SELECT * FROM Invoice WHERE DaysLate=47;
This statement prints details from Invoice table where DaysLate is 47.
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