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Chapter 9, Problem 36CRP
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The SQL code for the given program segment is as follows:
SELECT Employee.Name
FROM Employee, Job
WHERE Employee.EmpId = JoB.EmpId AND Job.Dept = 'SALES'
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- The above SQL query is used to lists the “Name” from relations “EMPLOYEE” and “JOB” where the value of “EmpId” is equal in both relations and the value of “Dept” is “SALES”...
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