
Database System Concepts
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Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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The head of hospital auditing wants to know which patients were charged the most for a treatment. The result table should list three columns from the treatment table appropriately labeled: pat_id, actual_charge, and service _id .Only list rows where the patient was charged the most for a treatment. This may result in some rows where patients were charged identical amounts to other patients. Sort the rows by service_id. Use a correlated subquery. Format the output appropriately.
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