Mаke а new tаble... Yоu are оn a prоject team with two other data engineers. Your team has been tasked with creating a new table for a client management system. The program that will use the system provided the requirements below. Requirements Gathered: Need to uniquely identify each client NOTE: They mentioned the need to get distinct counts of clients in reporting. Need to collect client's name NOTE: They mentioned the need to sort by last name sometimes in reporting. Need to collect client's date of birth NOTE: They mentioned the need to calculate age in reporting. Need to collect client's home address NOTE: They mentioned the need to sort by city sometimes in reporting. Need to collect client's race NOTE: They mentioned that they can only report on these options: Asian American Indian or Alaskan Native Black or African American Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander White Multi-racial Need to collect client's ethnicity NOTE: They mentioned that they can only report on these options: Hispanic or Latin(a)(o)(x) Not Hispanic or Latin(a)(o)(x) Need to collect client's sex NOTE: They mentioned that they can only report on these options: Male Female Intersex Prefer not to answer Need to collect the date the profile was added to the database NOTE: They do not want to enter today's date every time they create a profile. NOTE: The client's date of birth cannot be on or after the profile's creation date. Need to collect notes (comments) for intake processing NOTE: They don't often take notes, but when they do, it is short (no more than 10 or so words). Write a SQL statement that makes a table called ClientProfile under the DBO schema. Make sure your table includes appropriate: Column names Data types Column definitions, including any constraints (table or column level)
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