By filling in the blаnks, write а query tо extrаct the number оf hоurs that each employee works on each project. That is retrieve Pname, Fname, Lname, and the total number of hours (in the same order) that any employee spends on each project. Sort the results from the lowest number of hours to the highest. Hint: Start with inner query. This so-called derived table is aliased as w, where we aggregate the number of hours for each person and project. The fields in this derived table can be retrieved or joined with other tables like any other tables in the database. Select p.[Pname1], e.[Fname1], e.[Lname1], w.[num_hours1]From EMPLOYEE e, [PROJECT] p, ( Select [Essn1], Pno, [sum] (Hours) as num_hours From WORKS_ON Group by [Essn2] , [Pno] ) wWhere e. [Ssn] = w. [Essn]And p. [Pnumber] = w. Pnoorder by [4] [ASC1] ;
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