CONCAT the patients’ first and last name and display their DOB in the following format ‘DD, Month YYYY’. Sort the patients’ name alphabetically

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Table EMP Column name Column type Integer Up to 10 characters Integer Integer Example entry 7369 Description Employee ID number Employee surname ΕMPNO ENAME SMITH Employee's job title No ID no. of employee's manager Date employment started Monthly salary JOBNO 10 MGR 7566 HIREDATE Date 17/12/1980 SAL Integer 1600 Table JOB Column type Integer Up to 15 Column name Example entry Description job title No Employee's job title JOBNO 10 JOB TITLE SALESMAN characters c) Write SQL statements to define referential integrity constraints on EMP table and give SQL examples to describe the different ways that referential integrity constraints can cause the database system to behave when a user attempts to update a table row. (Maximum 300 words).

Add the provided information to a new record in the REP table. SELECT * FROM REP   Expected Results REP_ID FIRST_NAME LAST_NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE POSTAL CELL_PHONE COMMISSION RATE 35 Fred Kiser 427 Billings Dr. Cody WY 82414 307-555-6309 0.00 0.05

List the names of all Staff members who hold a faculty position and have a salary of $45,000 or less. Show their names as their first name, followed by a space, and then their last name but sort the list alphabetically by last name and then first name. Hint: Check out the Position column in the Staff table. All staff members who do not hold a faculty position will get a bonus this year equal to 5% of their salary. List the names, current salary, and bonus amount for each Staff member (non-faculty) who is due a bonus. Show your list in order with the person receiving the highest bonus first.

IF POSSIBLE PLEASE TYPE OR WRITE ELIGIBLY illustrate the process of normalizing the data shown in this table to third normal form (3NF). officeNo officeAddress telNo mgrStaffNo name B001 8 Jefferson Way, Portland, ME 97201 503-555-3618 S1500 Tom Daniels B002 City Center Plaza, Seattle, WA 98122 206-555-6756 S0010 Mary Martinez B003 14 – 8th Avenue, New York, NY 10012 212-371-3000 S0145 Art Peters B004 16 – 14th Avenue, Seattle, WA 98128 206-555-3131 S2250 Sally Stern   Primary key: officeNo   Why the above table is not in 3NF? Describe and illustrate the process of normalizing the data shown in this table to third normal form (3NF). c) Identify the primary and foreign keys in your 3NF relations.

Find the number of employees hired in January of all years

SQL DML/DDL There are five tables describing employees of a company, departments, buildings, which department(s) an employee works in (and a percentage of the time for each), and in which building an employee works (an employee may have more than one office). The primary key of each table is the attribute(s) in capitals and underlined. The foreign keys are in italics. Other attributes are not necessarily unique.Employee (EID, Ename, Salary, Start_Date, End_Date)Building (BID, Bname, Address)Department (DID, Dname, Annual_Budget)In_Department (EID, DID, Percentage_Time)In_Building (EID, BID)Write the SQL statements for the following.1. Find the names of Departments where NO employees work. 2. For employees who are still working in the company, end date has no value (empty). For those who have left the company and have end date values, show their names and the duration of their employment in years.  3. Find the names of buildings where more than 50 employees work.  4. The tables have…

Select "Patent Number Search" for patents. Give the title or brief description for each of the following patents, identify when they will expire, and provide the due dates for any maintenance payments related to the patents. a. Utility Patent No. 9,089, 123. p. Design Patent No. D488,590 E. Plant Patent No. 12, 144 d. Reissue Patent No. 42,997

You may use an Oracle function to determine the number of days that have gone since your birthday and the current date.