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Continue working on your Order database on the following queries using SQL state

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Question

Continue working on your Order database on the following queries using SQL statements. Copy and past 1) query question, 2) SQL statement and 3) SQL output to a word file, and print it out.

1. Retrieve the average, highest, and lowest price of each product finish.

2. Display customer names who have made 2 orders.

3. Display the order IDs and the number of products placed for each order.

4. Create a view for customer in Texas and New York.

Example for three output: Query, SQL and output Display the SKU description for the buyer “Pete Hansan”. SELECT SKU_DESCRIPTION FROM SKU_DATA WHERE Buyer = 'Pete Hansen';

CUSTOMER CustomerlD CustomerName CustomerAddress CustomerCity CustomerState CustomerPostalCode ORDER OrderlD OrderDate CustomerlD ORDER LINE OrderlD ProductID OrderedQuantity PRODUCT ProductID ProductDescription ProductFinishl ProductStandardPrice ProductLinelID

Explanation / Answer

1)

SELECT avg(ProductStandardPrice) as average, max(ProductStandardPrice) as highest, min(ProductStandardPrice) as lowest from Product OrderBy ProductId;

2)

select CustomerName from Customer where (Count(Unique(Order.CustomerId)) >2);

3)

Select OrderId, OrderedQuantity as number of products from Order Line OrderBy OrderId;

4)

Create View V_CUSTOMER as select CustomerState="texas" & "New York" From Customer;

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