Code Explanation:

This code creates a view named cash$\_$ending$\_$balance. A view is a virtual table that is based on the result of an SQL statement, and can be used like subsequent queries.

The cash$\_$ending$\_$balance view is created using a SELECT statement that joins together data from several different tables.

The SELECT statement has five parts, each of which selects a single value from a different table:

The first part, SELECT sum as FROM cask, calculates the sum of the balance$\_$Jan$\_01$ cc and aliases it as beginning$\_$casn$\_$balance. I h$$s value represents the beginning cash balance for the period in question.

The second part, SELECT sur $)$ a: $$ FROM cash$\_$receipts, calculates the sum of the receif cash receipts table and aliases it as total$\_$cash$\_$receipt. This value represents the total amount of cash received during the period.

The third part, SELECT sum $)$ as total$\_$cash$\_$disb FROM cash$\_$disb$\_$to$\_$growers, calculates the sum of the check$\_$amt c cash$\_$disb$\_$to$\_$growers table and aliases it as total$\_$cash$\_$disb. This value represents the total amount of cash disbursed to growers during the peric The fourth part, SELECT sum$($ typeyour answer... $)$ as net$\_$payroll$\_$disb FROM payroll, calculates the sum of the net$\_$pay$\_$to$\_$employee co and aliases it as net$\_$payroll$\_$disb. This value represents the total amount of cash disbursed for payroll during the period.

The fifth part, SELECT sum $$ as misc$\_$expense$\_$disb FROM purchase$\_$misc WHERE "check#$"$ IS NOT NULL, calculate column from the purchase$\_$misc table where the check# column is not empty and aliases it as misc$\_$expense$\_$disb. This value represents the total expenses disbursed during the period.

After selecting the values from the different tables, the SELECT statement performs a calculation to determine the cash ending balance for the the beginning cash balance, adds the total cash receipts, and subtracts the total cash disbursements $($including to growers, payroll, and miscellar this calculation is aliased as cash$\_$ending$\_$balance.

Finally, the results of the SELECT statement are used to create the view cash$\_$ending$\_$balance, which includes columns for the beginning cash b total cash disbursements, net payroll disbursements, miscellaneous expense disbursements, and cash ending balance.