Given the default schema of a database: Customers 123 Customerld ADC FirstName ADC LastName ADC City ADC Country ADC Phone EB Orders 123 Orderld OrderDate ADC OrderNumber 123 Customerld 123 TotalAmount 123 Itemid 123 Orderld 123 Productld 123 UnitPrice 123 Quantity Orderltem O b. Products O C. 123 Productld noc ProductName 123 Supplierld 123 UnitPrice ADC Package 123 IsDiscontinued Suppliers Which of the following statements can be used to list all customers from Washington and New York cities? 123 Supplierld ADC CompanyName ADC ContactName ABC ContactTitle noc City noc Country ADC Phone noc Fax Select one: O a. SELECT LastName, FirstName FROM Customers WHERE City = 'Washington' AND City = 'New York' SELECT LastName, FirstName FROM Customers WHERE City IN ('Washington', 'New York') SELECT LastName, FirstName FROM Customers WHERE City = Washington OR City = New York Od. SELECT LastName, FirstName FROM Customers WHERE City IS 'Washington' AND City IS 'New York'

Given the default schema of a database: Customers 123 Customerld ADC FirstName ADC LastName ADC City ADC Country ADC Phone EB Orders 123 Orderld OrderDate ADC OrderNumber 123 Customerld 123 TotalAmount 123 Itemid 123 Orderld 123 Productld 123 UnitPrice 123 Quantity Orderltem O b. Products O C. 123 Productld noc ProductName 123 Supplierld 123 UnitPrice ADC Package 123 IsDiscontinued Suppliers Which of the following statements can be used to list all customers from Washington and New York cities? 123 Supplierld ADC CompanyName ADC ContactName ABC ContactTitle noc City noc Country ADC Phone noc Fax Select one: O a. SELECT LastName, FirstName FROM Customers WHERE City = 'Washington' AND City = 'New York' SELECT LastName, FirstName FROM Customers WHERE City IN ('Washington', 'New York') SELECT LastName, FirstName FROM Customers WHERE City = Washington OR City = New York Od. SELECT LastName, FirstName FROM Customers WHERE City IS 'Washington' AND City IS 'New York'

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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