You work in Marketing and are planning a sales campaign for household products and wish to know details about select products and their sales history. Develop a query that includes these attributes in this order: product name, product unit price, product units in stock, and an aggregate column that represents the total quantity sold on all past sales, named "Historic Product Sale Quantity." Restrict the query output in this order: records that include product names that end with the pattern "lamp" or "quilt" or that include the pattern "clock" or "carpet" anywhere within the product name. Sort the output by the "Historic Product Sale Quantity" and then the product name. SQL Statement (case sensitive, must reflect what was used in SQL Browser to execute the prompt): SELECT Product.ProdName, Product.UnitPrice, Product.UnitslnStock, QtySold) AS "Historic Product Sale Quantity" FROM Product JOIN ON Product.ProdID= .ProdID WHERE Product.ProdName %3D Product.ProdName Product.ProdName Product.ProdName GROUP BY Product.ProdName, Product.UnitPrice, Product.UnitslnStock ORDER BY "Historic Product Sale Quantity", Product.ProdName; Query Result Count (enter number only, ex. 12): Result: rows

You work in Marketing and are planning a sales campaign for household products and wish to know details about select products and their sales history. Develop a query that includes these attributes in this order: product name, product unit price, product units in stock, and an aggregate column that represents the total quantity sold on all past sales, named "Historic Product Sale Quantity." Restrict the query output in this order: records that include product names that end with the pattern "lamp" or "quilt" or that include the pattern "clock" or "carpet" anywhere within the product name. Sort the output by the "Historic Product Sale Quantity" and then the product name. SQL Statement (case sensitive, must reflect what was used in SQL Browser to execute the prompt): SELECT Product.ProdName, Product.UnitPrice, Product.UnitslnStock, QtySold) AS "Historic Product Sale Quantity" FROM Product JOIN ON Product.ProdID= .ProdID WHERE Product.ProdName %3D Product.ProdName Product.ProdName Product.ProdName GROUP BY Product.ProdName, Product.UnitPrice, Product.UnitslnStock ORDER BY "Historic Product Sale Quantity", Product.ProdName; Query Result Count (enter number only, ex. 12): Result: rows

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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