Create the table that would result from applying a DIFFERENCE relational operator of your result from Item 1 to your result from Item 2.

The Driver Relationship team realized that maintaining driver IDs is difficult and requested an automatic way of incrementing the value when a new driver is added. You need to make the changes on the table to automatically increment the DRIVER_ID. After the change, you need to insert the following driver: First Name: Nursin Last Name: Yilmaz Driving License ID: 4141447 Start Date: 2021-12-28 Driving License Checked: True Rating: 4.0

The team wants to track potential list of users who may have forgotten their items on the cars. Therefore, you need to return USER_FIRST_NAME, USER_LAST_NAME, TRAVEL_START_TIME, TRAVEL_END_TIME information from the USERS and TRAVELS tables connected inside a JOIN statement by the USING function and USER_ID field

What is the main difference between the set operators and the join?

reate a query that SELECT all of the EMPLOYEES from the EMPLOYEE TABLE that are Mangers.   Include Employee ID first name, Lastname and Salary (Hint: Self Join)      /*   Write a query the gives the Employee ID first name, Lastname and Salary and Project Number of EMPLOYEES who aren't currently assigned to a project (hint outer join)  Create a query that lists the lastnme, edlevel , job, the number of years they've worked as of Jan 01/2002 ( hint : year function Jan 01/2002 minus hiredate), and their salary.  Get the employees that have the same Job  as the employee named starts with J  (hint subquery from employee) and hiredate < Jan 01/2002  Sort the listing by highest salary first.   */

Question 11 Write SQL statements to answer the following question based on the ERD below. Note: Display only the attribute(s) required in the question. You need to provide complete answers, writing just keywords like SELECT, FROM, WHERE will receive 0 point. Question: List course name, section ID, and the average student grade (as GPA) in that section, for each section that was offered in 'Spring 2010' and order the result in descending order of section ID. STUDENT PK G_number FirstName LastName Address REGISTRATION PK FK G_number PK FK Sectionid DateEnrolled Grade 140 (DC) ALT+N+F10 (Mac) COURSE PK CourseID PK CourseName Course Desc CourseDept F SECTION SectionID FK Course D Semester Year Է t + 78v ABC > 5 600

Trying to write statements for these shown here and having issues with them working

Given the following tables, there is a university rule preventing a student from enrolling in a new class if there is an unpaid fine. Please write a table-level CHECK constraint to implement the rule. */ create table Course (CourseID int primary key, CourseName varchar(50), InstructorID int, AcademicYear int, Semester smallint); create table Student (StudentID int primary key, LastName varchar (50), FirstName varchar (50), Email varchar(30), PhoneNumber varchar (20)); create table Enrollment (CourseID int references Course(CourseID), StudentID int references Student(StudentID), RegisterDate date, primary key (CourseID, StudentID)); create table Fine (StudentID int references Student(StudentID), IssueDate date, Amount money, PaidDate date primary key (StudentID, IssueDate));

Could you do typing the query here please?

Create a query that SELECT all of the EMPLOYEES from the EMPLOYEE TABLE that are Mangers.   Include Employee ID first name, Lastname and Salary (Hint: Self Join)      /*   Write a query the gives the Employee ID first name, Lastname and Salary and Project Number of EMPLOYEES who aren't currently assigned to a project (hint outer join)  Create a query that lists the lastnme, edlevel , job, the number of years they've worked as of Jan 01/2002 ( hint : year function Jan 01/2002 minus hiredate), and their salary.  Get the employees that have the same Job  as the employee named starts with J  (hint subquery from employee) and hiredate < Jan 01/2002  Sort the listing by highest salary first.   */ /*  Create a table with a COMPOSITE PRIMARY KEY (mininum 3 columns the table) and the second table will have will have a foreign keys to the PRIMARY KEY   Run the Reverse Engineer function in MySQL workbench on these tables and provide the .MWB file in your submission     Create a table in 1NF…