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Just answer question 10. I included the table

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From OrderTbl:
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OrderlD OrderDate
CustID
1
100
2016-09-23 10
2
11
2016-09-23 1
3
22
2016-09-01 2
4
33
2016-09-15 3
44
2016-09-16 4
6
55
2016-09-11 5
66
2016-08-29 6
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Transcribed Image Text:Assignment 4: SQL for Data Retrieval (Single Table)
Assignment 4 is based on the ABC Database's four tables we have created: CUSTOMER,
ORDERTBL, PRODUCT and ORDERLINE.
1. List the product (ProdID, Category and price) whose color is black and whose price falls
between 200 and 300.
2. List the ID, category and description of the product that has the word 'jet' in its
description.
3. List all customers whose name is 'Wally Jones' and lives in the state of Washington
(WA).
4. List all customers (last name, first name and zip code) whose zip code is missing
(unknown).
5. List the name and phone number of the customer with area code of '678’.
6. We'd like to markdown by 10% the price of the product whose price is greater than or
equal to 300. List the ID, category, price, and mark-downed price. Rename the mark-
downed price as 'SalePrice'.
7. List all color of the product for category B. Remove any duplicates.
8. List the ID, category and size of the product whose size is 1, 2 or 3.
9. List the ID, category, inventory value of the product whose inventory value is greater
than 10,000. Inventory value can be calculated by multiplying price and quantity on hand.
Name the inventory value as Inventory Value.
10. List the ID and date of any orders that were placed in August, 2016.
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