Write the appropriate SQL queries a) List the sailor who made the highest number of reservations for each boat. b) List, for every boat, the number of times it has been reserved, including those boats that have never been reserved (list the id and the name). c) List those sailors who have reserved only red boats.

Write the appropriate SQL queries a) List the sailor who made the highest number of reservations for each boat. b) List, for every boat, the number of times it has been reserved, including those boats that have never been reserved (list the id and the name). c) List those sailors who have reserved only red boats.

Database System Concepts

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

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