Consider the following Employee table:IDNameHire Date AddressSalary***15/5/2010 Isa Town20/6/2012 Hamad Town5/6/1989 Zahra Town1/10/2005 Salman Town17/5/2017 Hessa TownIsa$4000.00$3500.00$6500.00$9000.0$4500.00HamadZahraSalmanHessaWrite a PUSQL program segment to retrieve the id, name, and Salary of the employees whose salaries greater than 4000 using an explicitcursor.Use the editor to format your answer123 45

Consider the following Employee table: ID Name Hire Date Address Salary ... Isa Hamad Zahra Salman Hessa 15/5/2010 Isa Town 20/6/2012 Hamad Town 5/6/1989 Zahra Town 1/10/2005 Salman Town 17/5/2017 Hessa Town SA000.00 $3500.00 $6500.00 $9000.0 $4500.00 Write a PLUSQL program segment to retrieve the id, name, and Salary of the employees whose salaries greater than 4000 using an explicit cursor. Use the editor to format your answer 12345

Consider the following Employee table: ID Name Hire Date Address Salary ... Isa Hamad Zahra Salman Hessa 15/5/2010 Isa Town 20/6/2012 Hamad Town 5/6/1989 Zahra Town 1/10/2005 Salman Town 17/5/2017 Hessa Town SA000.00 $3500.00 $6500.00 $9000.0 $4500.00 Write a PLUSQL program segment to retrieve the id, name, and Salary of the employees whose salaries greater than 4000 using an explicit cursor. Use the editor to format your answer 12345

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

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