A Guide to SQL
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Author: Philip J. Pratt
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Chapter 5, Problem 3RQ
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Subquery:
Any SQL query can be written in the sub query approach.
- The SQL subquery returns one or more column as the result.
- Most SQL systems return a pair wise joining of one and only one column in an inner query with one column of an outer query.
- The data displayed form the table referenced in outer query only.
Join: Join is a relational operation, which combines the data from two or more tables into single table or view.
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THIS MODULE IS ABOUT SUBQUERIES, SO YOU MUST USE SUBQUERIES INSTEAD OF TABLE JOINS IN THISASSIGNMENT.
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Create a SQL query that uses an uncorrelated subquery and no joins to display the descriptions for products provided by a vendor in area code 615. Remember, the main difference between a correlated subquery and uncorrelated subquery is that, in a correlated subquery, the inner query is dependent upon the outer query, while, with an uncorrelated query, the inner query does not depend upon the outer query. Instead, it runs just once. You should NOT use union, minus, or intersect in this query. The outer query will use the PRODUCT table and the inner query will use the VENDOR table [hint: you should have 9 records of output].
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select p_descript from product where (select v_areacode from vendor where v_areacode = '615' ;
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