Branch ID Bank Name Loan Loan Account no Client address status name William New York Phoenix 201 MBL 80000 Ассеpted 101 Michael Anthony Chicago Houston Matthew Fresno 202 UBL 90000 pending 102 203 JS 77000 оpen 103 204 Metro 68000 Ассеpted 104 Aiden 205 Al Habib 75000 close 105 1. Write sgl query to create a stored procedure name "SelectAllBank" that select client name, address and bank. 2. Write sgl query to create a stored procedure that display details of those clients whose loan status is 'accepted'. 3. Write sgl query to create a stored procedure list all clients who either have applied for loan or not. 4. Write sgl query to create a stored procedure list all clients who have applied for loan. 5. Write sgl query to create a stored procedure list all those clients who have not applied for loan.

Branch ID Bank Name Loan Loan Account no Client address status name William New York Phoenix 201 MBL 80000 Ассеpted 101 Michael Anthony Chicago Houston Matthew Fresno 202 UBL 90000 pending 102 203 JS 77000 оpen 103 204 Metro 68000 Ассеpted 104 Aiden 205 Al Habib 75000 close 105 1. Write sgl query to create a stored procedure name "SelectAllBank" that select client name, address and bank. 2. Write sgl query to create a stored procedure that display details of those clients whose loan status is 'accepted'. 3. Write sgl query to create a stored procedure list all clients who either have applied for loan or not. 4. Write sgl query to create a stored procedure list all clients who have applied for loan. 5. Write sgl query to create a stored procedure list all those clients who have not applied for loan.

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

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1PE

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