Task 6: Create the GET_INVOICE_DATE procedure to obtain the customer ID, first and last names of the customer, and the invoice date for the invoice whose number currently is stored in I_INVOICE_NUM. Place these values in the variables I_CUST_ID, I_CUST_NAME, and I_INVOICE_DATE respectively. When the procedure is called it should output the contents of I_CUST_ID, I_CUST_NAME, and I_INVOICE_DATE.

Task 6: Create the GET_INVOICE_DATE procedure to obtain the customer ID, first and last names of the customer, and the invoice date for the invoice whose number currently is stored in I_INVOICE_NUM. Place these values in the variables I_CUST_ID, I_CUST_NAME, and I_INVOICE_DATE respectively. When the procedure is called it should output the contents of I_CUST_ID, I_CUST_NAME, and I_INVOICE_DATE.

Programming with Microsoft Visual Basic 2017

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Chapter6: Sub And Function Procedures

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Task 6: Create the GET_INVOICE_DATE procedure to obtain the customer ID, first and last names of the customer, and the invoice date for the invoice whose number currently is stored in I_INVOICE_NUM. Place these values in the variables I_CUST_ID, I_CUST_NAME, and I_INVOICE_DATE respectively. When the procedure is called it should output the contents of I_CUST_ID, I_CUST_NAME, and I_INVOICE_DATE. (mySQL)
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