1. (TCO 1) Which of the following sets of SQL clauses represent the minimum combination of clauses to make a working SQL statement? (Points : 5) SELECT, WHERE FROM, WHERE SELECT, FROM FROM, ORDER BY

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BIS 345 Week 4 iLab NEW
Using Lab 4 provide copies of your SQL
Statements and/or results for each Section listed
below
Part A Supplier and product list (10 points)
a.Paste your SQL Statement here:
b.Screen print your results and paste here:
Part B: Order information (10 points)
a.Paste your SQL Statement here:
b.Screen print your results and paste here:
Part C: Customer and order (10 points)

2. a. Paste your SQL Statement here:
a. Screen print your results and paste
here: Part D: Employee and territory
list (10 points)
b. Paste your SQL Statement here:
c.Screen print your results and paste
here:
Part E: Order and product (10 points)
a.Paste your SQL Statement here:
b. Screen print your results and paste
here:
Part F: Best customer list (10 points)
a.Paste your SQL Statement here:
b.Screen print your results and paste
here: Part G: Join Shipper list (10
points) a.Paste your SQL Statement
here: b.Screen print your results and
paste here: Part H: Account payable
(10 points) a.Paste your SQL Statement

3. Part I: Create a dataset for reporting (10 points)
b.Paste your SQL Statement here:
c.Screen print your results and paste here: Part J:
Report (10 points) a.Paste a screen print of the
report view:
Lab 4 Part 1: Table Joins and functions
Overview
Using the Northwind database, you have been
requested to select data for specific needs. Once
selected, your data will be presented to
management. You will have to determine which
fields are the most appropriate to be selected.
Do not include any fields that management does
not
need to see.
Below is a screenshot of the Northwind Database
schema:
Log into SQL Server and access the database
engine. Once into SQL Server's database engine,
select the Northwind database as usual.Part A

4. Northwind Traders deals with a number of
suppliers. The Products table includes the supplier
ID for each product. Go through the Products table
and provide a count of the number of products
from each company. The output should show the
name of the supplier and a count of the number of
products it supplies.
As you prepare to create this query, decide which
information needs to be displayed - this will be
listed in the SELECT clause. Review the tables to
determine which tables to use - these will be listed
in the FROM clause. This problem will require an
aggregate function - which one? What fields will be
in the GROUP BY? If more than one table is needed,
how will these tables be joined?
1. Using the query window, type the SELECT
statement needed to produce the desired results.
The SQL is given below and after you've typed your
query, click on the Execute button to run the query
and see the results.
The first rows of your result set should look like
this:

5. 2. Open up the Lab 4 Student Answer Sheet
located in Doc Sharing, and answer the questions
related
to this part of the lab.
3. You must provide copies of your SQL
statement
and/or results. You may be asked to take a
screenshot or cut and paste the SQL into the Word
document. Follow the instructions on your lab
answer sheet.
(To take a screenshot, press CTRL-ALT-
PRINTSCREEN. Nothing appears to happen on your
screen, but this set of keystrokes places a picture
of your screen on the clipboard. In Word, just put
your mouse where you want the screenshot to go,
and then right click and press Paste. The
screenshot will appear in your Word document
after a few seconds).
Part B
The “Orders” and “Order Details” tables contain
the data relating to current invoices. Provide a list
showing order ID, order date, and order total
(don't forget to include the discount). Round the

6. order total to two decimals; display the order date
as mm/dd/yyyy (no timestamp).
As you prepare to create this query, decide which
information needs to be displayed - this will be
listed in the SELECT clause. Review the tables to
determine which tables to use - these will be listed
in the FROM clause. This problem will require a
calculated field and an aggregate function. What
fields will be in the GROUP BY? If more than one
table is needed, how will these tables be joined?
1. Using the query window, type the SELECT
statement needed to produce the desired results.
The SQL is given below:
2. Press the Execute button. A partial result set is
displayed below:
3. Answer the questions under Part B of your Lab
Answer Sheet, and paste the first SELECT
statement and a screenshot of the result set into a
Microsoft Word document. Your SQL must be cut
and pasted from your SQL window, and should
NOT be a screenshot. However, you should use a
screenshot of the result set as you did in the

7. previous question. The screenshot should show at
least the first 10 rows of the results.