AdvisorstaffBannerIDstudentBannerID800187656583075633218014768954800377854380018765658002786543a. Write the SQL statement that will return the following resultFNameLNameProgramStudentsChimamandaAdichieManagement and Information SciencePauletteDavisLibrary Scienceb. For each query below, indicate if the query correctly returns the name of allstudents who have not yet been assigned to an advisor. Anywhere between zero andall queries compute the correct answer. Each query is syntactically correct.i. SELECT s.fname, s.lnameFROM student s LEFT OUTER JOIN advisor a ON s.BannerID =a.studentBannerIDWHERE a. staffBannerlD IS NULL;ii. SELECT s.fname, s.lnameFROM student sWHERE s.BannerID IN (SELECT a.studentBannerlID FROM advisor a);iii. SELECT s.fname, s.InameFROM student s INNER JOIN advisor a ON s.BannerID = a.studentBannerlIDGROUP BY s. BannerID, s.fname, s.lnameHAVING count(*) = 0; Consider a database that includes four relations Student, Staff, Program, AdvisorStudentBannerIDFNameLNamePCode8003778543JamesOloyePO018765990453PaulCarterP0028002786543AnitaBorisPO018307563321JaneEyreP001StaffBannerIDFNameLNamePCode8014768954ChimamandaAdichiePO028001876565PauletteDavisP001ProgramPCodePNamePO01Library SciencePO02Management and Information Science

SELECT FName, LName, PName, (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Student WHERE Student.PCode = Staff.PCode) AS…

a. Write the SQL statement that will return the following result FName LName Program Students Chimamanda Management and Information Science1 Adichie Paulette Davis Library Science 2 b. For each query below, indicate if the query correctly returns the name of all students who have not yet been assigned to an advisor. Anywhere between zero and all queries compute the correct answer. Each query is syntactically correct.

a. Write the SQL statement that will return the following result FName LName Program Students Chimamanda Management and Information Science1 Adichie Paulette Davis Library Science 2 b. For each query below, indicate if the query correctly returns the name of all students who have not yet been assigned to an advisor. Anywhere between zero and all queries compute the correct answer. Each query is syntactically correct.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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