Format counts! Write the SQL code to create *at least* two tables however you might need more tables to accomplish thespecific task. A query may or may not produce any output and still be correct.You may refresh your tables by running the create_ap.sql script before the test.*************************************Part One: (For part one you will use your default database dont create a new one.) Part one is weighted at 20%. You may not use email or any other form of communicationUnless the exercise specifically calls for an implicit join use an explicit INNER JOIN for all exercises in this block and do not default the terms INNER or OUTER as seen in the textbook. The easier it is to read the better grade it will receive.During the test you may use your textbook notes and computer resources.
End each statement with a semicolon ( ) When you finish the entire file should run as an SQL script. Pay attention to the required file name! (Computer scientists are very fussy about file names because misnaming a file will usually break the program.) Number each exercise clearly in a comment and skip space between them.
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