Use SQL Developer or Oracle Live SQL to write the appropriate SQL commands as follows: a) Group all the customers who made only transaction including ‘Debit’ and ‘Withdraw’ using debit card. The results should order based on the transaction type (txn_type).

What use cases are best suited for the CROSS APPLY function in SQL?

Write all the sql code (including create, insert and select)

QUICK SQL REQUEST (beginner level...) Back at work on Monday morning, the Vice President of Purchasing asks you to help him with the analysis of in-process storage. He asks you to pull information regarding the number of products per storage location. The result of the query should show: - The name of the warehouse (Location) - The number of different products per storage location - The total quantity of products found at this storage location  - The average price of all products found at this storage location He mentions that for the moment he is only interested in the locations that have more than 50 distinct products because he wants to start inventorying the biggest locations first. Show the locations in order of smallest to largest number of distinct products.   My request is linked to the question but i'm having trouble executing it I would love to know how to do it, thanks in advance.

Database  Q1: Select the correct SQL statement to provide the user Samer with read only permission on Employees table a) Grant read on Employee where username = Samer; b) Grant read only on Employee to Samer; c) Grant select to Samer on Employee; d) Grant select on Employee to Samer; Q2: Based on the TWO schema structures below, which SQL statement will create a view to show department names where each department has at least 5 employees? Employee (E_ID, E_Name, D_ID, E_Salary) Department (D_ID, D_Name, D_Address) (Select one) a) Create View Dept_Emp as select D_Name, count(E_ID) from Employee, Department where Employee D_ID = Department D_ID Group by D_Name Where count (E_ID) >= 5; b) Create View Dept_Emp as select D_Name, count(E_ID) from Employee D_ID = Department D_ID Group by D_Name Having count (E_ID) >= 5; c) Create View Dept_Emp as select D_Name, count(D_ID) from Employee, Department where Employee D_ID = Department D_ID Group by D_Name Having count (E_ID) >= 5; d)…

Write a query in SQL to display all the data of customers, in Table customers, that live in New York or California SELECT city FROM customers WHERE city = 'New York' OR city = 'California' SELECT * FROM customers WHERE city = 'New York' AND city = 'California' SELECT * FROM customers WHERE city = 'New York' OR city = 'California' SELECT ALL FROM customers WHERE city = 'New York' OR city = 'California' %3D

Please help with the following: Using oracle sql live or sql developer what sql statements could be use to find the following: A simple database composed of the following tables: PATIENT, DOCTOR, DRUG, and PRESCRIPTION. Please explore the database and then write the appropriate SQL command. List doctor’s details where speciality is either Dermatology or Neurology. (Use INoperator). List the results by the first name in ascending order and the last name indescending order. Find all patients rows whose first names include ‘George’ (Assume case sensitivity). sql doc below Beginfor c in (select table_name from user_tables) loopexecute immediate ('drop table '||c.table_name||' cascade constraints');end loop;End;//* */ ALTER SESSION SET NLS_DATE_FORMAT = 'MM/DD/YYYY';CREATE TABLE DOCTOR (DOC_ID varchar2(5) PRIMARY KEY,DOC_LNAME varchar2(15),DOC_FNAME varchar2(15),DOC_INITIAL varchar2(1),DOC_SPECIALTY varchar2(15));INSERT INTO DOCTOR…

Write an SQL query using the NOT operator that will show all employeeinformation from the Employee table with the exception of EmployeeNumber 7344.

How do I do this question in SQL command?  Use the Oracle database employees table and CASE expression to decode the departmentid. Display the department id, last name, salary, and a column called “New Salary” whose value is based on the following conditions: If the department id is 10 then 1.25 * salary If the department id is 90 then 1.5 * salaryIf the department id is 130 then 1.75 * salary Otherwise, display the old salary.

Using DML SQL, write the appropriate SQL query for each of the following:a) Insert A new customer with the following information:(Name: Ali, SSN: 1111, Address: Riyadh, Phone: 05555)b) Delete all the loans for customer with SSN: 2222c) Select all customer who got loans more than 250000 SAR, print the customers SSN, named) Print all the Accounts in Bank: ALBILAD and in branch no: 5