The document contains SQL coding tasks requiring output for employees whose last names begin with 'smith', including handling 'smith' and 'smithfield'. It also requests SQL code to join employee and project tables based on a common attribute, with specific sorting requirements. Additionally, references to figures in the document indicate schema diagrams and expected results for the queries.

1. Use Figure p7.1 for the following questions
1. Write the SQL code required to
Output
Employee number
Last name
first name
middle intial
Requirement
Only return the above for users whose Last Name starts with SMITH
Sort the output table by Employee Number
Note
- Rows for both Smith and Smithfield should be included. So any name who begins with SMITH
2. Use EMPLOYEE JOB and PROJECT table in (Figure p7.1).
a. Write the SQL code that will join EMPLOYEE and PROJECT table using EMP_NUM as the
common attribute and result in the table shown in the image "p7.2 Query Results")
b. Witrite the SQL code that will produce the same information as a. but sorted by employee's
last name
FIGURE P7.1 THE CH07_CONSTRUCTCO DATABASE Relational diagram Table name:
EMPLOYEE Database name: Ch07_ConstructCo Table name: JOB Tahla name.
ASCICNMENT Table name: PROJECT FIGURE P7.2 THE QUERY RESULTS FOR
PROBLEM 2