.The figure below shows four brokers of a GoldieBrokerage Services Ltd; and each broker has his ownlist of customers. All four lists of customers appearin the same array CUSTOMER, and the array LINKcontains the next pointer fields of the nodes of thelists. There is also an array BROKER which containsthe list of brokers, and a pointer array POINT suchthat POINT[K] points to the beginning of the list ofcustomers of BROKER[K].cBROKER POINT||CUSTOMERLINK1 Bamson2 Kennedy3 Hilda4 Nathan1Vito2Alexander12431123 Hunter1494| Katz5 Adelaide136 Evans8 Rogers9| Teller151010 Jones1911 Davidson512 Grant|13 Rexy1714 McBride6.15Weston|1617 Scott11819 William8|20Prepare a list of customers that each of the four brokers(Benson, Kennedy, Hilda and Nat) have.

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Prepare a list of customers that each of the four brokers (Benson, Kennedy, Hilda and Nat) have.

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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