Draw three tables that can result by executing each of the following SQL statements. (Put your answer in a document word then upload it).

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  1.    Consider the following two tables:

     

                Table1: Products

     

    productID

    productName

    unitPrice

    entryDate

    expiryDate

    P1

    Dell Laptop

    350

    16-10-2016

    30-10-2016

    P2

    Apple mobile

    420

    17-02-2018

    02-03-2018

    P3

    Samsung Mobile

    330

    20-08-2020

    30-08-2020

    P4

    HP Printer

    80

    21-09-2019

    05-10-2019

    P5

    Canon Printer

    150

    15-05-2020

    20-06-2020

     

    Table2: Orders

     

    orderID

    Quantity

    Price

    productID

    1

    10

    3300

    P3

    2

    5

    1800

    P1

    3

    20

    1600

    P4

    4

    20

    3000

    P5

    5

    9

    1100

    P7

    6

    8

    2250

    P10

     

     

     

    Draw three tables that can result by executing each of the following SQL statements. (Put your answer in a document word then upload it).

     

    1. SELECT p. productName, p. unitPrice, p. expiryDate, o. Quantity, o. price

     

                FROM Products AS p

     

                INNER JOIN Orders AS o

     

                ON p. productID = o. productID;

     

    2. SELECT p. productName, p. unitPrice, p. expiryDate, o. Quantity, o. price

     

                FROM Products AS p

     

             LEFT OUTER JOIN Orders AS o

     

    ON p. productID = o. productID

     

    3.  SELECT p. productName, p. unitPrice, p. expiryDate, o. Quantity, o. price

     

                FROM Products AS p

     

    RIGHT OUTER JOIN Orders AS o

     

                ON p. productID = o. productID

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