Sql Consider the following Database Schema.CUSTOMERPK Cus CODEINVOICELINEL DeneratesPK INV MUMBER%23FK1 Cus CODEINV DATEcontainsPKFK1 NY NUMBERPKCus LNAMECUS FNAMECUS INITIALCUS AREACODECUS PHONECUS BALANCELINE NUMBERP CODELINE UNITSLINE PRICEFK2is found inVENDORPRODUCTPK YCODEPKP CODEV_NAMEV_CONTACTV_AREACODEV_PHONEV_STATEV_ORDERP DESCRIPTP_INDATEP QOHP_MINP PRICEP DISCOUNTFK1 V CODEsuppliesWrite a SQL query with nested subquery to list all customers who ordered a claw hammer.

Assuming "claw hammer" is stored in P_DESCRIPT in product Table. As all tables are connected, we…

Consider the following Database Schema. CUSTOMER INVOICE LINE PK CUS CODE Sererates PK INY HUMBER %23 FK1 CUs CODE INV DATE PKFK1 Y NUMBER PK contains LINE NUMBER cus LNAME CUS FNAME CUS INITIAL Cus AREACODE CUS PHONE CUS BALANCE FK2 P CODE LINE UNITS LINE PRICE is found in %3D VENDOR PRODUCT PK Y CODE PK P CODE V NAME v CONTACT V AREACODE V_PHONE V STATE v ORDER P DESCRIPT PINDATE P QOH P MIN P PRICE PDISCOUNT FK1 V CODE HO- SUogles-o -여 Write a SQL query with nested subquery to list all customers who ordered a claw hammer.

Consider the following Database Schema. CUSTOMER INVOICE LINE PK CUS CODE Sererates PK INY HUMBER %23 FK1 CUs CODE INV DATE PKFK1 Y NUMBER PK contains LINE NUMBER cus LNAME CUS FNAME CUS INITIAL Cus AREACODE CUS PHONE CUS BALANCE FK2 P CODE LINE UNITS LINE PRICE is found in %3D VENDOR PRODUCT PK Y CODE PK P CODE V NAME v CONTACT V AREACODE V_PHONE V STATE v ORDER P DESCRIPT PINDATE P QOH P MIN P PRICE PDISCOUNT FK1 V CODE HO- SUogles-o -여 Write a SQL query with nested subquery to list all customers who ordered a claw hammer.

A Guide to SQL

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Chapter2: Database Design Fundamentals

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