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Complete and print the following SQL transactions. Log your statements and resul

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Question

Complete and print the following SQL transactions. Log your statements and results by spooling your file (with echo on from Oracle if available).

For each Reservation, list the Res number, check-in date, check-out date, customer ID, customer first name, customer last name, and count of rooms; sort by Res ID. Show the dates formatted as ‘mm-dd-yyyy.’ Hint: use a GROUP BY clause.

ResDetail Customer CustlD CustFName CustLName CustPhone CustType LoyaltylD Reservation ResID CheckinDate CheckOutDate CustID AgentID ReslD Room CustType CustType CustTypeDesc RoomNum RateType RateAmt RoomType Agent AgentlD AgentFName AgentLName AgentType RateType RateType RateTypeDesc RoomType RoomType RoomTypeDesc AgentType AgentType AgentTypeDesc

Explanation / Answer

CODE:

UPDATE Customer

SET CustPhone = ‘214551234’

WHERE CustID = 85;

INSERT INTO Customer (CustID, CustFName, CustLName) VALUES (120, ‘Amanda’, ‘Green’)

UPDATE TABLE Reservation

SET CheckOutDate = ‘2/8/2018’

WHERE ResID = 1001;

INSERT INTO Reservation VALUES (1011, ‘3/1/2018’, ‘3/4/3018’, 120, 14);

UPDATE ResDetail

SET RoomNum = 303,

RateType = ‘W,

Rate = 119

WHERE ResID = 1011;

UPDATE ResDetail

SET RoomNum = 304,

RateType = ‘S’,

Rate = 149

WHERE ResID = 1011;

COMMIT;

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