WEEK 9 SQL ASSIGNMENT   Part I: Complete the following exercise:   Create the following table with the correct columns. Call your new table: student_course (see below). Populate this table with four rows. Make sure the student id column contains values that are also in the student id column of your student table. student id course id semester year Join the student and student_course table where the student id values are the same. Join the student and student_course table where the student id values are the same and year is equal to 2020.

WEEK 3 ASSIGNMENT   Complete the following exercise: Using the student table you created in week two insert four rows into your table. Update the first name to “Luke” and last name to “Plew” for one of the rows you inserted above. Delete the row you updated above. Explain how you insert data in one table from another table. Your answer should be a minimum of three sentences in length.

code of create table and insert table only please

WEEK 2 ASSIGNMENT   Complete the following exercise: Using the student table you created in week one insert four rows into your table. Update the first name to “Luke” and last name to “Plew” for one of the rows you inserted above. Delete the row you updated above. Explain how you insert data in one table from another table. Your answer should be a minimum of three sentences in length.

in sql When a view is dropped, the underlying table is also dropped. Select one: a. False b. True

use sql please    List only the movies that have a value for gross (not NULL values). Include all columns in the result set.

Task 5: The InstantRide Management team considers creating a new team for Car Maintenance. The new team needs to find/list the cars that are used more than average with the usage count. Collect the information of all rides and consolidate over the Car IDs. You need to create a three level SQL statement. Firstly, you need to COUNT the number of rows in TRAVELS and GROUP_BY the CAR ID field. Then you need to calculate the AVG of the data to find the average usage of the cars. Finally, you need to return CAR_ID and the TRAVELS count (as the Usages column) filtered to only values greater than the calculated average. Task Query all cars used more than the average.

Using the Online SQL Editor, answer the following questions with screenshots. Link: https://www.programiz.com/sql/online-compiler/  1. Show all columns from Order table then add a new column titled “Lowest Price”, where such column flags or labels all amounts less than or equal to 300 as “Items 300 and below”. Answer(screenshot of code & output from SQL Editor) 2. Show last name, first name, and age columns from Customers table then add a new column titled “Age Label”,where such column flags or labels all ages 25 and above as “Tigulang na” and ages below 25 as “Bata pa ah”. Answer(screenshot of code & output from SQL Editor) 3. Provide the order id, item and sum (amount) of all items with a total (sum) amount greater than 400; rename the sum (amount) column as “Total Amount”; then group the result by order_id. Answer(screenshot of code & output from SQL Editor) 4. Show the customer id, last name, and first name of all customers who ordered items with an amount greater than…

If the DOCTORS table has the following columns, and you want to write a SELECT statement to return the Doctors name and join_year who were joined before 2000, and after 2018. Column Name Data type Size Doctor_id Number Doctor_name Varchar2 30 Degree Varchar2 25 Join_year Number 4 Salary Number which of the following SQL statements should you use?

Instructions: Write the suitable SQL statement to answer the following questions based on the following tables ( image for better table) Table Name: Employee EMP_ID             FNAME               LNAME               SALARY         JOIN_DATE              DEP_NO                     101                  John                  Abraham            10000                   01-JAN-13          11             202                  Michael                 Clarke                80000                  01-JAN-13          22            303                       Roy                   Thomas              70000                  01-FEB-13          11             404                     Tom                       Jose                  60000                   01-FEB-13          22             505                        Jerry                    Pinto                 65000                   01-FEB-13               22             606                    Philip                  Mathew              75000…