SQL help (all parts are related to each other so please answer them all, thank you!)
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A.Find the number of suppliers for each of the product
category
B.Find the totalprice for each order, sort them based on pricein
descending order
C.Find the category name and description for each product in Table
Products
D.Find the EmployeeID who has the highest order amount(e.g. the
total dollar amount for an order)in July 1996
E.Find the top three countries whereconsumers purchased the
most(e.g. the total dollar amount for all orders placed for goods
originatedfrom a country)in all periods
A.
SELECT Categories.CategoryName, count(*) as count
FROM Products, Categories
where Categories.CategoryID = Products.CategoryID
group by Categories.CategoryName, Products.CategoryID
B.
SELECT Orders.OrderID, sum(OrderDetails.Quantity * Products.Price) as Total
FROM Orders, OrderDetails, Products
where Orders.OrderID = OrderDetails.OrderID
and OrderDetails.ProductID = Products.ProductID
group by Orders.OrderID
order by total desc
C.
SELECT Categories.CategoryName, Categories.Description,
Products.ProductName
FROM Categories, Products
where Categories.CategoryID = Categories.CategoryID
Answering first 3 questions, as queries are taking a lot of
time, and they are detailed queries, not simple select
statements.
SQL help (all parts are related to each other so please answer them all, thank you!)...
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