EBK CONCEPTS OF DATABASE MANAGEMENT
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Chapter 3, Problem 14BCE
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To Write SQL query to create a new table name sept21 that contains the column OrderNum, TaskID, Description, ScheduleDate, QuotedPrice for all rows on which the ScheduledDate is 9/21/2018.
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