SQL Statements Use the sample data in the table to create the appropriate SQL statement. Employee Table Respond to #1 below. 1) Write a SQL Query to select all employees, with “S” as the first character of their ename. Use wildcard(s).  2) Write the ename(s) of the employees that will return in the query.

Use the entity below, to help you insert data into your table. Write the INSERT INTO SQL statements. Make up your own data and add 4 records to your table.  

In a SQL statement, the OR operator displays a record if any of the conditions are TRUE.

SQL Statements Use the sample data in the table to create the appropriate SQL statement. Employee Table Respond to #1 below. 1) Write a SQL Query to list the employee(s), whose salary is the highest. 2) Write the ename(s) and salary figure(s) that will return in the query.  

SQL Statements Use the sample data in the table to create the appropriate SQL statement. Employee Table Respond to #1 below. 1) Write a SQL Query to list the ename, job whose salary is  >= $2,500 2) Write the ename(s) of the employee that will return in the query.    

Use the Entity below. Write the SQL CREATE Table query.    

Which SQL clause is used to filter records and extract only those records that fulfill a specific condition?

How does the organization of data in a table structure relate to normalization?

Many-to-Many You have a many-to-many relationship between RECIPE and INGREDIENT. You will need to create an appropriate bridge/linking entity to breakdown the relationship.  “Each Recipe can have many Ingredients” “Each Ingredient can be used in many Recipes” Respond to 1 and 2 1) Write a bridge/linking entity that could be used to create a one to many relationship on both sides. You do not need to draw it. Just write the name in all capital letters. Your choice of what entity(table) you think would best link in order to make sense. Don’t overthink it. 2) Write the relationship statements similar to above but include your new entity. 

Which clause is used to sort results in ascending or descending order?