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2. Use the JOIN USING syntax to display the order_id, order date, and shipdate for orders to
Karina Lacy that have shipped.
3. Use the implicit join syntax (the WHERE clause) to display the last name, city, order date and
ship date for all orders shipped in 2012.
4. Use any join syntax EXCEPT NATURAL JOIN to list the customer_first_name and
customer_last_name concatenated with an intervening space as Customer, customer city and
state formatted as a single column in the format of “city, ST” with a heading of Location,
order_id and order date for orders that have not shipped.
5. List the customer name, order date, zipcode for any customer(s) placing an order for the item
titled ‘Etcetera”.
6. Write a query to list the title and artist of ONLY the items that have been ordered. Only list
each title once.
7. Write a query to list the title and price of all items that have been ordered by customer
Millerton.
8. Write a query to list the last name and order id of customers that ordered any items by the
artist Burt Ruggles?
9 . Write a query to display a list of titles along with the artist name., sorted by artist name.
10. Write a query to display an invoice for order 693 including the title, quanty, price, and a
calculated column to display the line item subtotal (quantity times price) with a heading of
Subtotal.
11. Display the order id, last name, title , and quantity for any items where customers have
ordered 2 or more of a particular item in an order.
12. The employees table contains a list of employees of a company. An employee may be
managed by another employee. To denote an employee’s manager, the employee_id of the
manager is entered into the manager_id field of the employee reporting to that manager. In
order to produce a list of which managers supervise which employees, the table may be joined
to itself using these two attributes (employee_id, manager_id). This is known as a SELF-JOIN.
Use a SELF-JOIN on the employees table to produce a result containing two columns: the
concatenated last_name and first_name of the manager, and the concatenated last_name and
first_name of the employee. Label the first-column supervisor, and the second-column
employee. Order the output by the supervisor’s last_name and first_name.