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Chapter 7, Problem 8TD
Write the commands to obtain the following information from the system catalog. Do not execute these commands unless your instructor asks you to do so.
- a. List every table that you own.
- b. List every column in the ITEM table and its associated data type.
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A Guide to SQL
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