A new table has been requested to support tracking automated emails sent to customers. Create the table and add data as described below. Tablename: email_log Columns: emailid (numeric), emaildate (datetime), customer# (numeric) Primary key: emailid column, define as an Identity Column Add the following data rows and display resulting rows (if any errors occur, explain why the error is expected) Emaildate = current date, customer# = 1007 Emailid = specify to use the column default value, emaildate = current date, customer# = 1008 Emailid = 25, emaildate = current date, customer# = 1009

Create a view named CONDO_OWNERS. It consists of the location number, unit number, square footage, bedrooms, baths, condo fee, and owners last name for every condo inwhich the number of bedrooms is three. a. Write and execute the CREATE VIEW command to create the CONDO_OWNERSview. b. Write and execute the command to retrieve the location number, unit number,condo fee, square footage, and owners last name for every condo in theCONDO_OWNERS view with a condo fee of less than 500. c. Write and execute the query that the DBMS actually executes. d. Does updating the database through this view create any problems? If so, what arethey? If not, why not?

Update the VID_STATUS attribute of the VIDEO table using a subquery to set the VID_STATUS to OUT for all videos that have a null value in the DETAIL_ RETURNDATE attribute of the DETAILRENTAL table.

1) Create a view named CustomerSummary with details of each customer, the number of equipment rented, the total amount of rental collected thus far and the number of damages caused by customer and not due to wear and tear. 2) Use the CustomerSummary view to find the average rental per loan for the customer with the most number of loans. Do not hardcode any value and do not assume that the loan table is non-empty or that there is one row of result as in general, there may be more than one customers with the most number of loans.

I am working on Task 7. Task 7: Create a view named MONTHLY_RENTS. It consists of three columns: the first is the number of bedrooms, the second is the average square feet, and the third is the average monthly rent for all properties in the PROPERTY table that have that number of bedrooms. Use BEDROOMS, AVG_SQUARE_FEET, and AVG_MONTHLY_RENT as the column names. Group and order the rows by number of bedrooms. Here is Tasks 1-7 and what I wrote for Task 8. When I input Task 8, I am not getting results at all.   Expected Results Tables_in_StayWell Table_type MONTHLY_RENTS VIEW

1)To list the number of equipment with the same first three letters (the start code, e.g., CAM, DIV) in the equipment code for equipment loaned or returned in the month of June. You should list the start code and the number of equipment types ONLY if there is more than 2 such equipment with the start code.2) Create a view named CustomerSummary with details of each customer, the number of equipment rented, the total amount of rental collected thus far and the number of damages caused by customer and not due to wear and tear.3) Use the CustomerSummary view to find the average rental per loan for the customer with the most number of loans. Do not hardcode any value and do not assume that the loan table is non-empty or that there is one row of result as ingeneral, there may be more than one customers with the most number of loans.

15. Open the AttendeeFirstName query in Design View and add criteria to select only those records where the FirstName field value begins with Lau followed by any other letters. Save the changes to the query. Open the query in Datasheet View, confirm that two records appear in the query results, and then close it.

Create a view named "allOrders" containing all the retail order information of whose statusis 'on hold' and who have ordered during April 2005. Display the results of the view created.

5. Create a view that lists the ISBN and title for each book in inventory along with the nameand phone number of the person to contact if the book needs to be reordered. Name theview REORDERINFO. SQL commands