A Guide to SQL
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Chapter 3, Problem 2SCG
Add the following record to the VACATION_UNIT table: condo ID: 20; location number: 2; unit number: A04; square feet: 1680; bedrooms: 3; bathrooms: 3; condo fee: 775; and owner number: BL720. Display the contents of the VACATION_UNIT table.
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