Given the table PRODUCT(ProductID, ProductName, ProductClass, ProductWeight, ProductStyle, ProductColor, ProductPrice). Note: ProductWeight and ProductPrice are numeric fields, and the other attributes are character fields, i.e., store text. Write a SQL query to retrieve the product name and price whose weight is between 15.0 (inclusive) and 20.0 (inclusive) and whose style is "Modern".

Write a query in SQL to display all the data of customers, in Table customers, that live in New York or California SELECT city FROM customers WHERE city = 'New York' OR city = 'California' SELECT * FROM customers WHERE city = 'New York' AND city = 'California' SELECT * FROM customers WHERE city = 'New York' OR city = 'California' SELECT ALL FROM customers WHERE city = 'New York' OR city = 'California' %3D

Given the table PRODUCT(ProductID, ProductName, ProductClass, ProductWeight, ProductStyle, ProductColor, ProductPrice). Note: ProductWeight and ProductPrice are numeric fields, and the other attributes are character fields, i.e., store text. Write a SQL query to display the product class whose average price is at least 50

Write an SQL query using the NOT operator that will show all employeeinformation from the Employee table with the exception of EmployeeNumber 7344.

SQL ( ORACLE SQL DEVELOPER ) :  THIS IS FIRST , SECOND AND THIRD TABLE for the Task 1 to solve  :    create table author_45( auth_name char(50), gender char(1), age number(3), nationality char(50), PRIMARY KEY (auth_name) );     create table book_45( isbn number(10), title char(50), ver_no number(2), publisher char(50), PRIMARY KEY (isbn) );     create table writtenBy_45( isbn number(10), auth_name char(50), yr_published number(4), price number(3), no_copy number(4), PRIMARY KEY (isbn,auth_name), foreign key (isbn) references book_45, foreign key (auth_name) references author_45 );     insert into author_45 values ('Benoit','F',42,'French'); insert into author_ 45 values ('Antonini','M',33,'Italian'); insert into author_ 45 values ('McAven','F',31,'Australian'); insert into author_ 45 values ('Williams','M',90,'British');     insert into book_45 values (101,'atabases',1,'Possum'); insert into book_45 values (202,'SQL Primer',2,'Hall'); insert into book_45 values…

4) Display the firstname, lastname of the employees and the customerID that the employee served. Arrange the results by the last name. 5) Write a query to the Name of the Product and the corresponding name of the supplier of that Product for all the products that start with a “P”. 6) Write a SQL query to output the product name and the quantity of the Orders of that product for those orders with more than 70 quantity. (hint: don’t have to use GROUP BY)   I need help figuring out the SQL quereys for the questions above using table joining method

In SQL, write the appropriate statements to insert default values ​​for these two tables, each table containing 5 inserts

Write the SQL code that will produce the results shown as below. Write the SQL code to calculate the ASSIGN_CHARGE values in the ASSIGNMENT table. Note that ASSIGN_CHARGE is a derived attribute that is calculated by multiplying ASSIGN_CHG_HR by ASSIGN_HOURS. Write the SQL code that will yield the total number of hours worked for each employee and the total charges stemming from those hours worked. The result is shown as below.

1. Write an SQL query to list the name of all Departments that have 2 more more words in the Department name and whose employees have the designation of a ‘staff’ and are from Houston. (write subqueries) 2.  Write an SQL query to display the Project Name of all projects where employees have worked for 5 hours or less or 25 hours or more and the Project Names start with a “T” or a “C”. (write subqueries)

Using the Winners table from Figure 12-2, write a parameter query that selects only ananimated picture’s Year field.