Database System Concepts
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Create an anonymous block that a teacher can run to insert the student's grade on a particular
assignment. Accept a NUMERIC_GRADE,
CLASS_ASSESSMENT_ID, CLASS_ID and STU_ID. Use “today‟s” date for the DATE_TURNED_IN.
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