Modern Database Management
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Chapter 1, Problem 1.47PAE
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The way Sales to Date calculated in the given SQL query.
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The change in the given query if Helen Jarvis wanted to see result for all product line and not for only Home office Product Line.
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Explain how the two types of conditions with the WHERE clause is different from each other?
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